If you try to shake anyone's hand, it falls off.
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A piece of waffle falls off and clogs the drain.
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But I'll keep my cap until the star falls off.
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PT The helicopter falls off the radar, the NTSB said.
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Their intellectual development falls off; they never learn to talk.
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That&aposs how it interpreted, hence, technology falls off a lot.
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The suspect falls off his bike and is apprehended by police.
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And he goes to an audition and the foreskin falls off?
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Complications can quickly pile up if a patient falls off course.
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So heavy is one hangover that he falls off his horse.
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I guess we'll se if he falls off the wagon next week.
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Scott Disick Falls Off The Wagon50 Cent: Attempted BurglaryConrad Hilton: Courthouse Meltdown
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"It's paradise — the stuff just falls off the trees," said Dr. Warneken.
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When the recovery rate exceeds the contagion rate, the epidemic falls off.
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In last night's episode, Annalise falls off the wagon and turns to vodka.
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Soon enough, Mariah falls off her chair, slumps to the ground, and dies.
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There is a shot of the starship as it falls off the cliff.
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One bowl of cereal falls off the counter… my house is a wreck.
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If one of those antennae falls off, the insect can grow it back.
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This Ben falls off the wagon as he talks, downing shot after shot.
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The membership rate falls off quickly farther down the income scale, she said.
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Their scheme quickly falls off the rails, because, well, they're not experienced killers.
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Support for changing street names and other less tangible symbols falls off sharply.
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Johnny falls off his bike, blows out his knee, gets surgery, gets some pills.
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Police arrive at the scene and wait until Alvarez falls off the blue car.
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West is brilliant; West falls off; West is a genius; West is an asshole.
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Every once and a while something falls off the truck, but it really depends.
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The incident takes place the night that recovering alcoholic Adam falls off the wagon.
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She adjusts a figural relief element on a painting, and one limb falls off.
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It falls off a cliff with college-educated whites, who are more likely to vote.
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I feel like maybe one person falls off a cruise ship every year at least.
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"If you look at the data, it's very compressed and it falls off," he said.
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We're very relieved, we go back to the car, and the Band-Aid falls off.
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How do you perk up employees after your company's stock price falls off a cliff?
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As the sports car retreats, a red and white athletic shoe falls off the bumper.
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They step on your foot and your toenail falls off, it can be quite painful.
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Then, Engel grabbed a sword and with a series of swings, Blaskowicz' head falls off.
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Nobody falls off the wagon or gets rushed away in an ambulance as onlookers sob.
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Jean and Stan first meet after he sideswipes a deer and falls off his bike.
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The horse then dips, the woman falls off and the horse bucks and walks off.
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Life sometimes gets in the way and puzzle-making falls off their list of priorities.
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Life sometimes gets in the way and puzzle-making falls off their list of priorities.
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That's my big thing that I talk about almost continually, until my face falls off.
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"If Chinese demand falls off, then that has a definite impact on global growth," Lau said.
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I'll do it till the wheel falls off and people forget to pay attention to it.
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" And as he says his sponsor told him: "Don't drink even if your ass falls off.
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Once you get past 10 PM or into the early hours, the traffic falls off drastically.
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If a rider falls off the bike, the helmet automatically notifies emergency services nearby using its GPS.
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One day, caught up in a SoulCycle class, she falls off a bike and hits her head.
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Fortunately, most of the booster's propellant should be exhausted by the time it falls off the rocket.
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One day Timmy from across the street falls off the trampoline and breaks both of his legs.
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So I'll do it till the wheel falls off and people forget to pay attention to it.
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We're told doctors warned him his diabetes could come back if he falls off the wagon again.
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Eggnog demand in the United States picks up in late October and falls off around late December.
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You can pull the handle up and set your backpack or extra bags on top, nothing falls off.
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The huge time jump means Days Gone skips over the part where the world falls off a cliff.
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She winds up covered in buckets of blood and, at one point, a bloody prosthetic leg falls off.
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"I would think my kid falls off the playground before he gets hit with a drone," Roberts said.
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Naturally, at some point, the hat falls off Tinkles's head, and everybody immediately realizes he's a giant dog.
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After Ryan falls off screen in the video, a voice can be heard venting frustration with the proceedings.
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If somebody falls off a barstool, of course, they're going to pop up and say they're fine, too.
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The Kaduu Pork Ribs' meat falls off the bone and is pure comfort food for any hungry traveler.
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If Mr. Robot ultimately falls off a cliff, I want it to stick to its own kooky vision.
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Even if a sequel falls off, the floor on sales is still higher than the ceiling on new games.
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Daenerys is mobbed by the undead and falls off her dragon, surrounded by zombies, armed only with a dagger.
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Mark McGwire (12.3 percent) finished with 583 career home runs but now falls off the ballot after 10 tries.
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The show (practically) invented the video where the kid falls off the trampoline or someone uses fake birthday candles.
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All of a sudden, one of the crates falls off the back of the semi, directly in your path.
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"Of course I smash my knuckleball finger and my nail falls off," Johnson said, referring to his index finger.
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Tokarczuk tells us that whenever she travels she happily "falls off the radar"; no one knows where she is.
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It includes flights from the end of summer -- when demand falls off as vacation season ends -- through mid-December.
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It's just trying so hard and it doesn't get angry at the man, even when its piece falls off!
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Sometimes the base of the bathtub falls off, but that is the only issue we've had with the accessories.
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It's that they try to test out high performance, but their wearable tech falls off for the most part.
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In this musical comedy, a finance bro falls off the corporate ladder and picks up his high school guitar.
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If the tower is knocked over or one player's Pokémon falls off the tower, that player loses the game.
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Or when Ben pump-fakes six times during one dropback and his arm falls off on the seventh pump-fake?
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We've got to do something with the Ethics Committee generally because when members leave, you know, the investigation falls off.
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But that support falls off by 20 to 30 percentage points on most of the President's trade policies, Roberts said.
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The first time we meet Kate in the show's pilot, she's doing vigorous meal prep and falls off a scale.
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But that support falls off by 20 to 30 percentage points on most of the president's trade policies, Roberts said.
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Cook the ribs for 2 1/2 hours or until the meat falls off the bone, then let cool slightly.
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So later when Chuck helps a man who pretty brutally falls off his bike, he gets served with 127 lawsuits.
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That's all I know — unless maybe Elsa falls off an ice cliff and she dies in the first five minutes.
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"These small businesses that are getting hammered by this demand shock ... when demand falls off, they're impacted immediately," he said.
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If he falls off that pace, the percentage of delegates he needs to win will keep getting higher and higher.
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They typically are built when the sediment dragged along by glaciers falls off and accumulates in a stretched-out pile.
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But after that, the category falls off a cliff, and they might as well just cancel the fifth slot entirely.
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Pope Francis' sombrero falls off as he tries on a sombrero while meeting journalists aboard his flight to Havana Feb. 12.
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As CNBC recently reported, a Stanford University study found that employee productivity falls off a cliff after 55 hours per week.
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This, in turn, diminishes the surface tension that would otherwise cause the droplet to cling on, so it instead falls off.
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I'm convinced Kim falls off the wagon once and a while too, so I tried not to feel guilty about it.
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And then, you look at last week leading the race and a part falls off and we end up blowing up.
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So if the games get better — and/or other TV competition, like the Trump Show, falls off — things/ratings will improve.
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He doesn't talk to anyone, really, except when he has to share a machine or if someone falls off the treadmill.
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Mr. Cornejo, bringing exceptional spring to his jumps, seemed to relish its slow falls off balance and upper-body complexities, too.
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Correction: This story original called the coffee waste "grounds" but it's chaff, the skin that falls off during the roasting process.
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Declining margins on high sulphur fuel oil as demand falls off for the polluting fuel have weighed on overall refining profitability.
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Stage two is to discuss some of the longer-term things that need to be addressed before this falls off the radar.
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If one of these heads ever falls off its cone, Eiswelt Gelato will become home to the saddest kid on the planet.
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She runs outside just as Gypsy falls off the trampoline and gives Dee Dee a real reason to fear for her life.
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In another flashback, a young Gypsy falls off of a trampoline while playing with her friends, and she's sent to the hospital.
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They figure you've got three years maximum, at those, before your nose falls off and your skin pulls away like rubber gloves.
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"So what happens is, this guy falls off right on his face, hits his head and I thought he died," Trump said.
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But the album's efficacy falls off a cliff when you're forced to reckon with her anger and disillusionment without a musical buffer.
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He also falls off the wagon and straight into a bender, which makes the whole "reinvention" thing just a little bit harder.
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Our vision falls off as we see through her panels and her sculptures: where her material goes missing, so do our eyes.
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Now, Markieff Morris falls off a hoverboard and just keeps walking because he knows this guy is going to pick it up.
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Now, Smith says he's been clean for 7 years and he clearly understands what's at stake if he falls off the wagon.
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He responds by getting so drunk that he imagines a cute young bartender is interested in him, then falls off a train.
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Let's say short-term interest rates are at 5 percent and inflation is at 2 percent when the economy falls off a cliff.
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Finally, he gets so excited about his "great swing" that he falls off the ledge of the platform, into the net below him.
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And finally, when it falls off the tree branch, the monkeys all grieve for it like they would if their own babies died.
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In parts of the country, women whose children all die are known as wabi, meaning a tree whose fruit falls off without ripening.
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Conventional DC motors, moreover, require gear boxes because, while huge at start up, the torque they produce falls off rapidly with rotational speed.
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He recklessly copies a stunt he has not yet mastered and ends up with a bloody head when he falls off a roof.
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All the standard-issue clumsiness that hinders the rest of his game is suddenly crucial the second the ball falls off the rim.
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On the way there, just over a month away from the world junior championships, she falls off her bike and breaks her elbow.
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Though approval falls off when confronted with details such as higher taxes, it is clear that the electorate is searching for something big.
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Boeing faces the Humpty Dumpty problem — once the egg falls off the wall and breaks, even limitless resources can't put it together again.
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For instance, we made a dynamic bookshop logo with a projected bookshelf, and every minute one of the books falls off the shelf.
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And while that video has a nice climactic moment when the front panel of the tape falls off, the VHS tape is far superior.
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But here, where it's been simmering for four hours, the lean meat falls off the bone without much provocation—sinewy, succulent, and bloody delicious.
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They will certainly want to emphasise that, if Britain falls off a cliff, it will be by choice, not because the EU pushed it.
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Plus, I didn't even mention the possible scenario of your baby wriggling until the sensor falls off the diaper, making the whole thing pointless!
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"If South Africa falls off the tourism radar screen globally, to get it back on will take so much attention and focus," he said.
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The entire NBA world has been waiting for the day San Antonio finally falls off, but they may have actually gotten better this offseason.
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Why then would former Fed Chair Ben Bernanke talk about an impending Wile E. Coyote moment in which the economy falls off a cliff?
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Much further down the mountain, I treated myself to a short, snow-free, moss-filled hike to see Mill Creek Falls off Highway 113.
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Many countries, including the U.S., identify education as a human right, but here investment in that right falls off after the high school diploma.
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The target falls off his motorbike and gets away — that's what Abu Osama says, anyway — but watching the scene feels uncomfortably close to complicity.
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According to other recent estimates, the effect falls off as we move up the wage scale, and tends to fade out around the 25th percentile.
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"You'd need the patience of the Dalai Lama to not get upset when you buy a stock and it falls off a cliff," he said.
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When your steak has come to room temperature, sprinkle coarse sea salt on both sides (be very liberal, a lot falls off in the pan).
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Companies where full-time employees work more than 48 hours a week could benefit from more part-timers, since productivity falls off above that threshold.
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Polling shows that support for Medicare for All falls off drastically when people are informed that it would eliminate private insurance and require higher taxes.
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Turnout for round two often falls off considerably, however, and there is little reason to expect that the American public would vote with greater enthusiasm.
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In a previous episode, "Neighbors From Hell," Kai slaps Meadow so hard for not following orders, she falls off of her chair and onto the floor.
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The acoustic tag lasts about 10 years, so it's a longer-term, lower-resolution way to keep track of the sharks once the SmartTag falls off.
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And if Richie falls off the wagon, as he does in spectacular fashion after he kills a man, then his life must take a new direction.
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Then I watch a very drunk old man attempt to seesaw on his own before he, too, falls off, bringing the whole thing down on himself.
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The fitted cellulose mask fit perfectly (there's nothing worse than a flimsy mask that falls off at the slightest movement) and felt instantly soothing and relaxing.
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Then one day at SoulCycle—one of far too many scenes that take place inside this brand—she falls off the bike and hits her head.
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"If someone falls off your deck and your railing is faulty, then there may be an exclusion for that," said Carberry of Hoffmann Parker Wilson & Carberry.
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No matter what happens — even if a violinist's shoulder rest falls off, like it did on Sunday — they have to do their best to stay together.
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What we see here mainly is the gravity equation: trade falls off with distance, with border and near-border states doing a lot of Mexico trade.
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Clarice, a watchful doe, takes a shine to the too-shiny Rudolph, even after his fake nose falls off to reveal his scarlet schnoz of shame.
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As Harwood runs from the authorities, his girlfriend falls off the radar, his missing spotter resurfaces, and the assassinated men are outed as drug and sex traffickers.
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After June, however, options open interest falls off a cliff up to December, which tends to be a liquid month for options positioning in any given year.
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Why not just bathe in my own self-satisfaction as Guy Who Didn't Fall For It till my skin wrinkles and falls off, no harm no foul?
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In it, Agent Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) jumps out of a skyscraper window and an airplane, falls off a cliff and crashes a motorcycle and a helicopter.
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The handle makes it easy to hold and maneuver around the kitchen, and the foldable sides ensure that nothing falls off the board while you do so.
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Very often that same player can be released if his performance falls off, or if a few too many sprains and blasts to the head slow him down.
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I discover this as a piece falls off and water comes pouring out of the side of the shower head and soaks me and half of my bathroom.
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By the end of the season he goes back on years of sobriety, raids a hotel mini fridge, and falls off the wagon and flat onto his face.
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To paraphrase many loud and vocal fans, the second season falls off a cliff nine episodes in, when the main mystery driving the plot—who killed Laura Palmer?
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In the first of the franchise, Scott (Allen), a divorced father and toy salesman, is forced to keep the holiday spirit alive after Santa falls off his roof.
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On the way, Steve hits an animal in the road and the mirror — which they've strapped to the top of the car — falls off and smashes to the ground.
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He falls off a roof, is coated in spikes after smashing through a cactus vendor, and even leaves a hole shaped like his silhouette after piercing a wooden fence.
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Cell phone usage falls off sharply with age - nearly a quarter of U.S. adults over age 65 did not have one in 2014, according to the Pew Research Center.
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"Every time they report these spectacular numbers, the so-called experts presume that we're looking at the last good numbers before the business falls off a cliff," Cramer said.
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Season two opens with Forrest getting shot, and then he gets lost at sea for months in a rowboat, and instigates a cult shootout, and falls off a bridge.
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I think society needs to give the opportunity to nonviolent offenders—specifically a chance to really have redemption, just like a credit report: after seven years it falls off.
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As the story opens, it's a humdrum day for the rank-and-file members of the alphabet, until the unimaginable occurs: Lowercase i's dot falls off and rolls away!
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One of her earliest encounters with Thornfield comes when, like Rochester in Jane Eyre, Jane Steele falls off her horse, injures her leg, and sits cursing in the lane.
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We get a glimpse of it when Joanie falls off her horse at her birthday party and Alison imagines she's dead, like the little boy she had with Cole before.
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Normally, the umbilical stump left behind when the cord is cut at birth will turn black or brown and dry out before it falls off, typically within about one week.
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He starts with 45 pounds of golden tilefish bones and heads, and slowly cooks that in a boiling pot of water for hours until the collagen falls off the bones.
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Quickly, she falls off her routine and despairs of ever finishing — although fortunately, she is able to write about her despair and thus inch closer to her word-count goal.
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Michael falls off the wagon — a moment signaled by an action-freezing, sepulchral spotlight, courtesy of the lighting designer Hugh Vanstone — and initiates an especially cruel, soul-baring party game.
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With its geographic reach and wide-ranging portfolio, McCormick is "a classic consumer staple that can keep hitting their forecasts even if the economy falls off a cliff," Cramer argued.
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And the polls show support for Medicare for all falls off when people are asked or told about details of the plans, including possible tax increases to pay for it.
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But that draws her into Javier's orbit, in a manner that spirals dramatically out of control, as she becomes his reluctant accomplice, and, under the stress, falls off the sobriety wagon.
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Then one day, venturing into SoulCycle once more, Renee falls off of her bike and suffers what appears to be a concussion (though nobody thinks to send her to the doctor).
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Those restrictions will affect every contender going forward, and after Golden State falls off, the resulting vacuum will be too large and expensive for any one team to fill by itself.
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The bottom line Pros:Cons: Nonslip mat sometimes falls off during storage, cutouts on the side are perfect footholds for climbersBuy the Guidecraft Kitchen Helper Stool for $169 from Amazon and Wayfair
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Lamb stew, hearty and fragrant, cooked until meat falls off the bone and served alongside thick, chewy noodles — this is the type of food that cuts through northern China's winter chill.
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Sure, in the middle of the series, he kind of falls off the rails and becomes a dark lord, but what ostracized gremlin teenager rebelling by experimenting with the occult hasn't?
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It almost works, as the back falls off, but then the entire thing smashes, and the valuables he wants to jack all fall to the ground among many shards of glass.
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"The NFP series, more than most, tends to hold up until it falls off the edge of a cliff, and that cliff is getting closer," said Societe Generale strategist Kit Juckes.
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Dougie's head pops, and his hand shrinks so much that a green ring (the same one Teresa Banks and Laura Palmer wore in "Fire Walk with Me") falls off his hand.
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"If you don't call a round world a 'planet,' it just falls off people's mental radar," Kirby Runyon, a planetary geomorphologist at Johns Hopkins University, told me in a 2017 interview.
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Viersen's dated slang and stilted "wiggity-wiggity-wack" gestures are exactly as awkward as you'd expect, and his flow perpetually falls off the beat like the wheels from his party's momentum.
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A stand to keep your watch charged and safe from random falls off the dresser is a good investment, and we've got a handful of options that are all currently on sale.
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There were a couple falls off the wagon -- in 2003 he was stopped for drunken driving in Phoenix and briefly jailed -- but, in general, he held up his end of the bargain.
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As they fly coach back to New York, Richie lets Zak marinate in his own guilt — and then, succumbing to his own, Richie falls off the wagon, slamming down a double vodka.
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I knew that what was required for when he veers off course and falls off the wagon was to step into chaos in a sense and to actually not be in control.
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And you shouldn't always re-powder and re-powder and re-powder, because at the end of the night, someone pats you on the back and it all falls off your face.
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Gail: Yeah, we'll be on the edge of our seats next week, waiting to hear what the four Klobuchar people in the gym decide to do when she falls off the edge.
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I bake my mac 'n' cheese, then as I'm putting salt on it, the lid falls off and dumps the whole shaker out, so I'm actually unable to eat dinner. Oops. Annoying.
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The film starts as an examination of Ruth's archives, which included pills and artwork, but the focus shifts to Hope as her own health issues resurface and she falls off the wagon.
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Otherwise, it's the floor, or perhaps a bathroom, or on a stairway fashioned from two-by-fours; if an inmate falls off one of those steps, he takes everyone below with him.
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But they won't unless we, moviegoers, grab Ren's tri-bladed lightsaber and stab this technology in the heart and twist it until 3D's lifeless body falls off the catwalk and into the abyss.
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And then I realized that's no good, so I covered all around the bed with pillows like a bouncy castle in case she falls off, and I went and slept in her nursery.
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IC: When someone falls off the script, there's a lot of shame attached to it, because everyone else in one's local ecology likes to feel secure in the script that's working for them.
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You wouldn't really want to admit someone you knew died from it—even though it was clear they died from it, because in the final stages of syphilis your nose usually falls off.
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But as any hacker knows, sometimes data "falls off a truck," which is a nice way of saying that Chematica's database is currently posted on a password protected website on the dark web.
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And if they don't maintain a snug fit while training then you'll find yourself constantly adjusting them to maintain the quality of sound, especially the bass which falls off quickly as earbuds dislodge.
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While attempting to pose, dance, and writhe lasciviously with an extremely heavy cake, the Playboy star repeatedly slips and falls off tables, eventually giving up completely and ripping off her rockabilly Elvira wig.
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In retrospect, I found that the uniform does not get metaphorically ripped off your body, but slowly falls off, year by year, stich by stitch, unraveling to reveal the indiscriminate work of time.
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If good soul music is like good barbecue — slow cooked, falls off the bone — by the 1980s, she'd become a pit master, yelping and barking and wailing, but also talking in songs, sermonizing.
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Events are scored by applying penalties, called faults, when a riders falls off the horse or when a horse strikes obstacles, refuses to jump or exceeds the allotted time to finish the course.
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"All Hands," as it starts, is narrated by a Coast Guard officer who falls off an oil tanker into the water and struggles to find his way out from beneath its enormous hull.
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Storage is a natural solution, utility executives say, helping to smooth variations in the power flow from rooftop customers and when solar falls off and conventional plants have not yet filled the gap.
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After Santa falls off the roof and is unable to continue delivering presents, Scott has to step into Santa's suit, hop into his sleigh, and finish all Santa's deliveries before before Christmas Day.
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In the book, Sam wears a fake mustache, and he can't really talk, and the waitress treats him like a child, because there's clearly something wrong with him, and then the mustache falls off.
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A Reuters/Ipsos poll here on Wednesday showed most Americans back "aggressive" climate change action like that proposed by Democrats, but that support falls off dramatically if they sense the initiatives would cost them.
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From the moment Xander nearly falls off his skateboard ogling Buffy at Sunnydale High School, creator Joss Whedon set Buffy the Vampire Slayer up to become the most important television show until that point.
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That means it's stable on my lap, yet not so large that it falls off the back of a seat tray when I'm on a plane, two scenarios where the Surface Pro 25 struggles.
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But if that pretty flowerpot falls off the ledge onto the street below, it could prove deadly for a passer-by, which may explain why your co-op prohibits placing objects on the ledge.
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There's a solidness to the metal and glass design that doesn't leave you worried if it falls off the bed onto the floor or gets shoved in your bag and jostled around on the subway.
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Wait to ask this until the baby doesn't have a piece of the cord that connected him to his mother still stuck to his body (right after it falls off is probably still too soon).
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Nadal is riding the wave in Rio, and even if he falls off the surfboard on Saturday, he already has another gold medal to go with the singles gold he won in Beijing in 2008.
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" He continued: "When you come to bat against the University of Miami and this guy's throwing 383 miles per hour with a slider that falls off the earth, you've got to be able to perform.
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When Leonardo falls off his yacht and washes to shore without memory, Kate's boss and gal pal Theresa (Eva Longoria) encourages Kate to claim the amnesiac as her husband and make him work for her.
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When the college grad is not present for the mean comments, the Vanderpump cast crafts some of their most creative and memorable insults (see: "I think the mouse falls off the wheels sometimes upstairs," from Jax Taylor).
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Without such power, women become easy targets when, for example, business falls off or a company merges; age discrimination makes it all the more likely that such women will lose their jobs and not find new ones.
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But ultimately, whether you want to eat your placenta, or keep your baby attached to it until it falls off, or even wipe your baby down with your own vaginal fluids after they're born, the choice is yours.
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"It's actually funny to see if a yarmulke falls off on the court and an opposing player picks it up," said Joe Bednarsh, the university's director of athletics and recreation, referring to the Yiddish name for the skullcap.
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But when something does reach the end of its life — like a decades-old crystal doorknob that falls off in your hand — you'll spend days surfing eBay looking for a replacement, because nothing like it exists on Wayfair.
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They fear, as in the story of Humpty Dumpty, that once this highly unpopular law falls off the statutory wall all the king's horses and all the king's men will not be able to put ObamaCare back together again.
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If you're anything like me, it's hard to look at the value of your 401(k), IRA, or other investment accounts as the red ink keeps piling up and the overall value of the account falls off a cliff.
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The Marlins' rotation falls off sharply after Jose Fernandez and Wei-Yin Chen, but some players command attention, like Fernandez and second baseman Dee Gordon, who led the league in hitting and stolen bases while winning a Gold Glove.
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Haunted by his own violent past, Robicheaux keeps trying to redeem himself through good works; but when he falls off the wagon, as he does here in a spectacular way, he thinks he might be capable of committing murder.
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Not long after Bravo personalities catch some speed, Tamra says, "Oh s—, I'm scared" before things take a turn for the worse as the ATV flips, Dodd's helmet falls off and the sand-filled video cuts to an eerie silence.
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Yet Streible also lays out a bear case, in which production increases in the U.S., as well as in Libya and Nigeria; oil inventories rise as seasonal demand falls off, and the dollar strengthens thanks to expectations of tighter Fed policy.
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Gladys, played by the great comedian and writer Elaine May, is a partly deaf eighty-five-year-old who runs a little art gallery on Waverly Place, in Greenwich Village, and whose memory first goes wobbly, then falls off a cliff.
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" He added, "I say to myself every time I drive through, I say, 'Man, I wonder how many people are hurt or injured when they're driving at 40, 50 miles an hour through a tunnel and a tile falls off.
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The author's uncle, a sheep-farmer on Romney Marsh (which, like Maidstone, is in Kent), makes pegs any time he spots a good side-branch, though it's best in spring when the sap is up and the bark falls off almost by itself.
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In "Cricket," that means the episode begins with a fairly ironclad sitcom premise: Marjorie (Mimi Kennedy), the seen-it-all veteran of the characters' addiction support group, loses it after her own sponsor falls off the wagon after 52 years of sobriety.
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" Like other addicts, she falls off the wagon only to try again: "Part of proving that you're truly ready to recover—in drug court, in a meeting, in a memoir—involves admitting that you don't know if you can recover at all.
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It does serve well for moving him in and out quickly on a line, as a fencer does but means that he falls off balance in exchanges and can be kicked out of his stance by men like Renan Barao and Jose Aldo.
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But populism is not an inevitable or unstoppable force, and when you look at the demographics of support for populism, it's by no means a foregone conclusion that these movements are the wave of the future, because support for them falls off precipitously with age.
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The winning rally in the ninth featured a clever bunt single by Didi Gregorius, disguised until the last moment and punched past the first-base side of the mound, opposite where the Twins left-handed reliever Fernando Abad falls off on his follow-through.
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People claim I'm missing out on the richness of a fatty ramen broth, or the stringiness of barbecued ribs as the meat falls off the bone, or that my brain is turning to actual mush because I'm not getting enough omega 3s or something.
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This mild shoot day isn't nearly as involved or complete as the one from a few days ago when what appeared to be another stuntman was doing a complete motorcycle ride through a graveyard, complete with a mask and some falls off the bike.
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Falls off ranking: Deval Patrick, Hillary Clinton Last week's ranking: Round 44 | Here are the 15 people with the best shot at the VP nomination Tempted to rank him lower, because he was the piñata at the debate and barely managed to hold his own.
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There are posture-tracking giraffes and cuddly lions that check blood oxygen saturation levels; temperature-checking dummies, and even a smart sock that connects to a base station which glows a threatening red when your baby's heart rate is deemed abnormal (or the sock falls off).
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When Heather No. 1 falls off her pedestal (drinking a big glass of drain cleaner after eating Corn Nuts can do that to a young woman), Heather No. 2, previously dressed in green boxy suit jackets and short skirts, assumes the mantle, red scrunchie and all.
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There's also "Overboard," with Anna Faris as the working-class single parent (played by Kurt Russell in the 1987 original) who exacts revenge on a wealthy playboy after he falls off his yacht and forgets who he is (Eugenio Derbez takes on the Goldie Hawn role).
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His passion for the Ziegler archive was evident in the interview as he joyously described more than a dozen cartoons, including one of a man with a steadily swelling pompadour that doubles as oceanic waves for a tiny surfer who falls off the hair at the end.
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But evangelical Christians generally believe that God intervenes in the world on a daily basis, deciding, for example, who wins the football game on Saturday, who falls off the bike and who doesn't, or who gets elected to public offices and who must go home and sulk.
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"There are always going to be circumstances you can't avoid in policing," said Stan Ross, Digital Ally's chief executive officer, referring to unforeseen life-threatening situations, such as when a person hits their head on the ground or falls off a ledge after being shocked with a taser.
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"You'd need the patience of the Dalai Lama to not get upset when you buy a stock and it falls off a cliff," he said, adding that he learned this the hard way while running his old hedge fund, when he would "flip out" on major down days.
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For example, by attaching a vibration source underneath a bed of 3D printed hair, objects can move along a path you design, or different objects can be sorted according to weight—one moves at a certain frequency and falls off the bed of hair, while another stays put.
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This means you'll either pursue a more discerning clubbing experience and get into trend-chasing, or you will stop going out altogether and instead settle for watching The One Show and eating asparagus and wearing wellies and whatever else it is you do when your dick falls off.
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Dan Wetzel of Yahoo Sports reported on the hastily called press conference to announce the removal of the Jones-Cormier fight, where White said, "If a fight of this magnitude falls off, at least it's the biggest, baddest card we've ever had," White said, seemingly trying to convince himself.
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The reason stocks are down isn't just because of some kind of abstract freak-out, but because investors have a strong reason to believe that people will buy less stuff, companies will delay or even cancel planned investment as economic activity falls off its expanded pace of growth.
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James, in turn, partly inspired Kipling's one truly American work, "Captains Courageous," a 1897 novel about a bratty rich kid who falls off an ocean liner, is picked up by some fishermen sailing out of Gloucester, Massachusetts, and learns from them the virtues of responsibility and hard work.
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Shared among three people, my four-room apartment is modest at best: The kitchen tiling has been cracked and stained for years, our cabinet handles are barely hanging on, and my bedroom door falls off its hinges if I put more than one coat on the rack I have on it.
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Often fashioning herself as a type of beached sea monster that's evolved solely from our own molting, Ciriza has created a body of work that evokes the slow shedding of human hair and snake skin that continuously falls off bodies and becomes part of the earth, helping to build nests again.
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We first meet Felon when, as the youngest member of a family of thatchers, he falls off the roof of Rose's parents' house in Suffolk when she is just 8, a story she tells her children that doesn't seem significant until, very far along, we meet him again with a shock of recognition.
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Falls off ranking: Cory Booker Last week's ranking: Round 46 | Here's what 2020 candidates' New Year's resolutions should be The former vice president is like the hated lawn mower of my youth: eventually starting, eventually getting the job done, but never without sputtering and dying a few times, requiring priming and pushing and endless maneuvering to keep its wheels in something of a pattern.
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Tramp" sign stood on the streets of Cleveland on Monday; "Life's a bitch, don't vote for one" featuring Clinton's face and "KFC Hillary Special: 2 Fat Thighs, 2 Small Breasts … Left Wing" pins are for sale; a T-shirt with an image of Trump riding toward the White House on a motorcycle as Clinton falls off proclaims, "If you can read this, the bitch fell off.
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In "Caroline, or Change," which Mr. Kushner first drafted in 1997 and which is set in 1963, an African-American high school student named Emmie Thibodeaux — impatient with the pace of civil rights and chafing at what she sees as a local tribute to segregation — joins a group of friends in destroying a monument to Confederate soldiers in Lake Charles, La. As they topple the statue, its head falls off; the body is later found in a nearby bayou, but the head is missing.
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