Then there's the issue of Trump tweeted something and everybody's falling all over themselves to call it a lie, but they're also falling all over themselves to cover it.
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Many others are falling all over themselves to denounce him.
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And here were all these girls, women, falling all over him.
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But white supremacist leaders are falling all over themselves today to support Trump.
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Look at this broken up street: people are falling all over the place.
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The next time I met him the intellectuals were falling all over him.
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Lots of falling down and falling through things, falling all over myself, falling over Dermot.
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High praise, but not quite falling all over himself, as he did with the S10.
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Suddenly would-be national candidates were falling all over themselves to call to abolish ICE.
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Big banks will be "falling all over each other to get into the market," Miller said.
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A gaggle of these friendly, bulbous creatures come to Pikachu's rescue, falling all over one another.
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It became a marketing tactic with different firms falling all over themselves to out-saint competitors.
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To make matters worse, Delta wasn't exactly falling all over itself to compensate passengers for the ordeal.
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Wireless carriers, meanwhile, are clearly falling all over themselves to be the first announced partner for these devices.
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She was so sexy, but not in a way of having her boobs falling all over the place.
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"We've had celebrity clients, who in some cases are used to sycophants falling all over them," he said.
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Given the company's now strengthened earnings, Fitzpatrick says "lenders are falling all over themselves" to loan to Iridium.
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" Separately, Cruz told CNBC: "We've seen the N.B.A. falling all over itself to back track, and everyone understands why.
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"He was stone cold sober, and there's CCTV footage of me drunk, falling all over the place," Hunt says.
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"The courts are obviously not falling all over themselves to adhere to the administration's position on immigration," Olson said.
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Management consultants are falling all over themselves to prep executives for the widening industrial applications of computers that program themselves.
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But in the case of Blade Runner 2049, critics can't seem to stop falling all over themselves to sing its praises.
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You see this most clearly with the rhetoric of Republicans here — they are falling all over themselves to support Latino candidates.
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Those moon walks may have looked bouncy and peaceful, but cumbersome space suits had Apollo astronauts tripping and falling all over the place.
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" But Brenda counters, "I don't see that men are going to be falling all over me just because I get the skin removed.
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As the presidential election approached, they were falling all over themselves to predict a Hillary Clinton victory and, afterward, a modest stock market rally.
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Critics who caught the earliest screenings are falling all over themselves to praise the new adventure as one of the funniest, zaniest MCU entries yet.
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Several Canadian cities are falling all over themselves to turn Canada's pioneering academic research into artificial intelligence into investments from global giants — generally with success.
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"We just heard an explosion and then the motorbikes were falling all over the place, we were running around," said Hamza Jones, one of the witnesses.
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" Housebound Shiuli Begum was a sewing jeans for Joe Fresh and Primark, when, she recalled, "Everything went dark and I felt things falling all over me.
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And yet here we are, where Democrats are falling all over themselves equivocating about a terrorist, and writing a resolution to prevent POTUS from responding. Wow.
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And yes, he is doing what he always does: Arguing that there are people falling all over themselves to work in his White House when the opposite is true. 239.
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"Those falling all over each other pledging loyalty to President ED are just brutes playing meek," Wadyajena wrote, referring to Mnangagwa by the initials of his first and middle names.
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Terri, Bryan and Bryan's boss, Oliver Dake, aren't happy their witness has been deported, but they're not exactly falling all over themselves to change the country's immigration policies in response.
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The candidates were daintily falling all over themselves to praise Mr. O'Rourke's heartfelt support for his El Paso constituents, simultaneously injecting themselves into the drama with their declarations of sympathy.
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He was the hottest free agent on the market this offseason ... with the Yanks, LA Angels and LA Dodgers reportedly falling all over themselves to ink the 29-year-old.
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We can hope now that Zoey is on the path back to herself after that heart-to-heart chat with Ana, she'll stop feeling uncharacteristically falling all over herself for Aaron.
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"Every director will see how incredible she is in 'Downsizing' and will be falling all over themselves to try and work with her," the film's star, Matt Damon, said by phone.
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Politicians are falling all over themselves to figure out Snapchat and Instagram, but Donald Trump learned the hard way that a supposedly dying medium still has the power to break a candidacy.
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And this is the irony: the SNB is watering down its tiny currency more than any other central bank, and yet, foreign investors are falling all over each other to buy it.
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"When you've got an environment like this: the oil price has gone through the floor, the stock market is falling all over the place, everyone just sits like a frozen rabbit," Ellingworth said.
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" He brags constantly about how women are just falling all over themselves to get on top of him, and that "all of the women on The Apprentice flirted with me — consciously or unconsciously.
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New York City's sprawling skyline is being altered by a relentless property boom — with luxury apartment building owners falling all over themselves to offer a bevy of high-end perks to would- be residents.
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Song to Song puts Ryan Gosling in another movie about aspiring artists — just this time, instead of wonderfully choreographed dancing, we're getting Malick's typically floaty camerawork and lots of people falling all over the place.
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Megan Greenwell, Editor-in-Chief, Deadspin My first memory of Dicko is him totally forgetting he was scheduled to call me and then sending me a series of slightly unhinged texts falling all over himself apologizing.
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To everyone - including entertainment media - falling all over Bradley Cooper wiping makeup off Lady Gaga to see her real beauty in audition for #AStarIsBorn - you do know that's a scene out of the 1954 film, right?
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"You'd imagine in a #MeToo world where people are falling all over themselves to present themselves as family friendly, female friendly, that they would shout from the rooftops that they were offering this benefit," Mr. Anderson said.
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Meanwhile states are falling all over themselves with billions in subsidies to give Amazon whatever its little heart desires to build HQ2, which could generate up to 50,000 jobs over a decade if all goes according to plan.
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There's more to watching people get loaded than the climactic blooper reel—you know, when things start getting weird as excess booze is converted into awkward aggression, highly regrettable opinions, and basically just falling all over the place.
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While fees are falling all over Wall Street, there's a chance that at least Goldman can make it up in the long run on volume: the bank said it saw client inflows in both cash and long-term assets.
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Elected officials across the country have spent the past three months falling all over themselves to show Amazon just how much their cities love the e-commerce giant and would do just about anything to house its new headquarters.
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For decades, elected officials have been falling all over each other to woo businesses into moving to their districts: Let's not forget the cavalcade of tax breaks lobbed by cities at Amazon as it pondered the location for its next corporate headquarters.
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And while hardware makers like OnePlus, LG and Samsung have been falling all over themselves to announce a 5G smartphone or two, many consumers who shell out that extra premium are going to be spending a fair amount of time on LTE.
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That seat-of-the-pants style explains the wildly varying number of candidates and Trump's need to repeatedly insist publicly that not only is this all going according to his plan but also there are candidates falling all over themselves to work for him.
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Contemporary news coverage of the 210-'22017 Manson trial tended to pant over the Manson girls, although it treated them mostly as anonymous objects: Manson was so powerful, those accounts seem to say, that he had all these beautiful obedient hippie girls falling all over him.
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And suddenly a drunk stumbles out from the audience and sloshily says, "I can do it, I can walk the tightrope," and he's clearly soused and is falling all over himself and practically killing himself walking up the ladder, and then he tries to walk across the tightrope.
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In the same way, it doesn't make much sense to suggest that Life Itself was rejected by critics and by audiences because it was just too emotional — especially at a moment when those critics have been falling all over the swoony A Star Is Born and audiences are showing a renewed appetite for romance.
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White working-class Americans are "dying before their time," Begala wrote in an email, specifically citing the rise in alcoholism, cirrhosis, drug addiction, overdoses, suicide and poisoning: If the life expectancy of, say, Somali immigrants in Minnesota suddenly took a dive, Democrats would be falling all over each other trying to ascertain the causes and advocate the cures.
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"Republicans are falling all over themselves because they know what poll after poll has demonstrated and what many Democratic House members who flipped their seats in 2018 have said: Joe Biden would beat Donald Trump like a drum and be a force for Democrats up and down the ballot," Biden's campaign said in a written statement.
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At the same time, media outlets have been falling all over themselves to cover Pete Buttigieg, the polyglot mayor of South Bend, IN. Buttigieg, who has recently experienced a surge in the polls and has raised an impressive $7 million in this year's first quarter, reportedly either speaks or is proficient in, in addition to English, French, Spanish, Italian, Norwegian, Arabic, Maltese, and Dari.
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"[Interior Secretary] Ryan ZinkeRyan Keith ZinkeNew policy at Interior's in-house watchdog clamps down on interactions with press Overnight Energy: EPA proposes scrapping limits on coal plant waste | Appointee overseeing federal lands once advocated selling them | EPA lifts Obama-era block on controversial mine Latest appointee overseeing federal public lands once advocated to sell them MORE has been falling all over himself to recklessly give our public lands and waters away to corporate polluters," Athan Manual, director of the group's public lands program, said in a statement.
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Tessa screams and collapses. Florence slowly helps her to her feet and, as if nothing had happened, gives her the smelling salts and leaves the room. Lewis comes in, and Tessa tells him she will stay home from the concert, painting an amusing picture of staid old gentlemen falling all over themselves to help her.
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The market environment at the time was not inconsistent with an increase in counterparty risk and a higher degree of information asymmetry. In the second half of 2007, market participants and regulators started to become aware of the risks in securitized products and derivatives. Many banks were in the process of writing down the values of their mortgage-related portfolios. House prices were falling all over the country and the ratings agencies had just started to downgrade subprime mortgages.
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Spirko continued as a Chicago reporter for many years, breaking a story of thieving policemen known as the Summerdale police scandal. The City News Bureau didn't always confine its scoops to local stories. One momentous non-local event originated on a quiet Sunday in 1941, when a reporter at the Damen Avenue police station on the city's near-northwest side was slowly twisting a dial on the desk sergeant's short wave radio when he heard toe static-punctuated voice of an amateur radio operator telling another "ham" that "bombs are falling all over Honolulu." The eavesdropping reporter could hear explosions in the background of the radio transmission.
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Although there has been a long history of Rockwell detractors, during this Norman Rockwell: Pictures for the American People touring exhibition attendance was record-setting and critical reviews were quite favorable. The nostalgia seemed to cause a bit of revisionism in the art world, according to The New York Times which said, "What's odd is the show's enthusiastic reception by the art world, which in a lather of revisionism is falling all over itself to embrace what it once reviled: the comfy, folksy narrative visions of a self-deprecating illustrator ..." Some found Rockwell's presentation somewhat patronizing, but most were satisfied. The New Yorker remarked two years later: "They were received by the public with more enthusiasm, perhaps, than any other paintings in the history of American Art". Claridge notes that the series is an example in which the sum is greater than its parts.
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