Normally, Tax Day falls on April 15, but this year, it falls on Tuesday, April 17. Why?
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And for nations without Olympic delegations, much of the work that normally falls on organizing bodies instead falls on the athletes.
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So if the farmers don't pay it back, none of the burden falls on Perdue — it falls on the US taxpayers.
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While part of that burden falls on the department, which she will push to "extend itself to the residents of the city," the onus also falls on the administration, she said.
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They did not have to convene a grand jury, none of that had to happen here which is why it really falls on the House of Representatives, it falls on the Intelligence Committee.
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The day after Thanksgiving, which this year falls on Nov.
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Before they kiss, though, a raindrop falls on Beatrice's face.
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Maybe blame falls on them domestically because they're within reach.
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For the island state's 51st birthday which falls on Aug.
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This year, National Coffee Day falls on Saturday, September 29.
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This year, Wildflower Weekend falls on May 7 and 8.
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The onus chiefly falls on the oil and gas industry.
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The Christian holy day falls on the Thursday before Easter.
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Visit Iguazu Falls on the border between Brazil and Argentina.
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But if it falls on us we can't shirk responsibility.
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Like you're not making something that falls on deaf ears.
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A fixture in Britain since 2010, it falls on Nov.
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Looking back, the Clarys agree it falls on their shoulders.
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This burden disproportionately falls on the shoulders of poor consumers.
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It rises and falls on its relations with the outside.
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Polling Day, when citizens get to vote, falls on Wednesday.
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When ur team makes a mistake, it falls on u.
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Unfortunately, in many cases this advice falls on deaf ears.
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The real work falls on the rest of the government.
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When your team makes a mistake, it falls on you.
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With drone combat, much of the risk falls on innocents.
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While Australia does not celebrate Thanksgiving, which falls on Nov.
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This year, the Lunar New Year falls on January 25.
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This year, the Lunar New Year falls on Saturday, Jan.
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Yet the curse that falls on the house transcends class.
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A lot of the chaos and drama falls on you.
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The responsibility also falls on the makers of the technology.
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At the end of the day, it falls on the parents.
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What this means is that the onus here falls on Apple.
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The news falls on the heels of an otherwise strong quarter.
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With the midterms coming up, that cutoff date falls on Sept.
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And the blame falls on both Republicans in Congress and Trump.
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Night falls on the Rotunda, and the roses dance in darkness.
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The idea that snow falls on Mars isn't a new concept.
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Election Day falls on a Tuesday, when people have to work.
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My visit falls on a Friday afternoon, which means meat biryani.
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"The case rises and falls on the victim's testimony," he says.
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Much of the responsibility for putting this right falls on China.
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I mean the whole criminal justice system falls on its head.
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This definitely falls on the horrifying end of the snafu-spectrum.
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The first project powered by Conversive falls on the VR side.
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Far more responsibility falls on America, the homeland of big tech.
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Often the caregiving role falls on a daughter or a spouse.
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In another particularly memorable scene, Hellboy's sword falls on the ground.
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Most of that blame falls on the NYG struggling O-line.
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A better question: Who pays if one falls on your property?
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The second, much of the corporate tax burden falls on workers.
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She said a large portion of that responsibility falls on education.
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As users, some of the responsibility falls on our shoulders, too.
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"It now falls on us to continue his work," Obama said.
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Thanksgiving came earlier this year, and Christmas falls on a Tuesday.
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Investors were encouraged that falls on Wall Street were only minor.
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And this is where the Dershowitz argument falls on its face.
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Guilt, like the unforgiving sunlight, falls on young and old alike.
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The obligation to make sense of this information falls on Congress.
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The Tokyo snow falls on the cracked screen of your Samsung.
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That blame falls on the people who intimidate people into silence.
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Even low-speed falls on a bike trail can scramble brains.
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Of course, March 17 most often falls on a busy weekday.
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It falls on us, as police officers, to fill that role.
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The memorial falls on a Monday between two Lakers home games.
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When the state falls short, the burden falls on local governments.
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Mother's Day falls on March 31 in the UK this year.
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It's not yet clear where 2019-nCoV falls on that spectrum.
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The question, then, is where Joe Rogan falls on this spectrum.
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We didn't realize it falls on Sunday when we are closed.
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Court-packing falls on the more radical end of the spectrum.
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"We'll see where the Senate falls on this," the official said.
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It's no coincidence it falls on the first day of spring.
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This year, the first night of Hanukkah falls on Christmas Eve.
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Much of the blame, fairly or not, falls on Mr. Corbyn.
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Pay attention to how the light falls on your subject, says Chia.
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Thus the stain of that doubt falls on her work as well.
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Regulation of the chemical falls on both the FDA and the EPA.
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Yes, it's also pretty annoying that October 31 falls on a Monday.
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The responsibility that falls on social media tech companies, however, is undeniable.
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The spacecraft's next window to enter science orbit falls on December 11th.
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My wife said let's go home before God's wrath falls on us.
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Until, well, it falls on its face, as you can see below.
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There's only one thing to do when your birthday falls on #tbt!
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The ultimate responsibility falls on the party to protect its own brand.
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Christmas falls on a Wednesday, which could sap momentum from Super Saturday.
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That is an inconvenience to many because it falls on a workday.
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And so the curtain falls on the career of a criminal mastermind.
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Snow falls on the east side of the Capitol on Tuesday. Sen.
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"At the end of the day, it falls on me," he said.
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However, it always falls on a Sunday in the Northern Hemisphere's spring.
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The burden of reporting use taxes falls on the consumer, Auxier said.
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Thankfully, this show always falls on the right side of that line.
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My favorite episode is the one when Carrie falls on the catwalk.
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Theater stands or falls on whether or not vocalized language has power.
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Meanwhile it falls on civil society initiatives such to fill the void.
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Furthermore, the burden of care often falls on the lowest-ranked workers.
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And so the end falls on another peaceful week in God's country.
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Indeed, there are many issues that Bones falls on both sides of.
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The scourge of war, which purges this sin, falls on both sides.
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If Charlie Chaplin falls on his face, you can laugh at him.
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You can hear the thunder of the falls on most of it.
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However, it always falls on a Sunday in the Northern Hemisphere's spring.
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The ultimate solution — full repeal of existing marijuana laws — falls on Gov.
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Fourteen states hold primaries on Super Tuesday, which falls on March 3.
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Unlike an estate tax, this tax falls on the beneficiary to pay.
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What happens when someone falls on the tracks and can't save himself?
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The obligation to provide more information, however, ultimately falls on Mr. Buttigieg.
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I deeply hope that Americans for Prosperity's letter falls on deaf ears.
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The focus falls on subjects like self-worth, illusions, success, and creativity.
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Elizabeth Warren, who falls on the opposite end of the ideological spectrum.
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Diwali, traditionally ushered in with the burning of firecrackers, falls on Oct.
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The burden of this shift falls on people who are already marginalized.
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If there's problems in the healthcare system, it falls on their shoulders.
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Gordon, meanwhile, falls on the other side of the rom-com fence.
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As everyone knows (right?), the real Toilet Day falls on Nov. 53.
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"Someone falls on it, rolls on it, touches it," Dr. Gallagher said.
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This one, however, falls on the lighter, brothier side of the spectrum.
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Sometimes I think the weight of this tragedy falls on his young shoulders.
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Sunlight falls on some of the leaves, while others are in the shade.
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The precarious moment in the company's eight-year history falls on Kalanick's lap.
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As luck (capitalism) would have it, National Candy Day falls on Nov. 4.
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No single element the beam falls on captures the essence of the room.
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The end of that window falls on the verge of the renewed deadline.
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Most of this holding it together falls on the founder and/or CEO.
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Giudice's husband Joe Giudice — whose own 45th birthday falls on Monday — was absent.
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Thanks for all the support, unfortunately I think it falls on deaf ears.
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Those plans were quickly shelved, perhaps because of market falls on June 25th.
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Some of the blame here falls on Uber and lead banker Morgan Stanley.
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The volunteers act out a scene where a woman falls on the ground.
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Investors had been encouraged that falls on Wall Street were only minor overnight.
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In my contacts with various congressmen, the fair tax falls on deaf ears.
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As Haslam admitted on Sunday night, that falls on him as an owner.
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He added that the responsibility falls on Democrats to make that link clear.
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In the United States, Parents' Day falls on the fourth Sunday in July.
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Oil prices licked wounds after Friday's falls on concerns about the global economy.
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However, if PayPal falls on earnings instead and closes below $65 on Oct.
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How that line falls on the Ukraine mess will depend of the facts.
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"It falls on the [intelligence community] to get this right," the official said.
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When rain falls on bay laurel leaves, contaminated droplets scatter, reaching neighboring trees.
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Developer Human Entertainment released Mizzurna Falls on the PlayStation in 1998 in Japan.
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They fight, and then a construction crane falls on Thad, killing him instantly.
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The blame falls on heroin, along with prescription opioids like hydrocodone and fentanyl.
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And whether the responsibility falls on prince or pauper, let justice be done.
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It falls on Friday the 13, and it's in emotional and mysterious Scorpio.
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As a result, the entire cost of employer-sponsored insurance falls on employers.
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"The burden falls on Russia to make the necessary changes," Mr. Pompeo said.
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Sunday Service, by design, rises and falls on the power of the group.
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Inside, a waiting room has historical write-ups about the falls on display.
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The general election falls on the same day as Georgia's runoff, June 20.
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At the moment, it's not clear where 22019-nCoV falls on that spectrum.
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Shah's eye falls on this and he picks it up to examine it.
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"Story time rises or falls on the charisma of the storyteller," she said.
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And responsibility on securing access to the ATMs falls on the banks too.
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The holiday, which this year falls on Tuesday, marks the arrival of spring.
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"I show them the law, but it falls on deaf ears," she said.
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When rain falls on concrete in a built environment, it just runs off.
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Instead of that sunlight hitting the moon's surface, Earth's shadow falls on it.
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In the interview, Cornet was frank about where he falls on the scale.
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This is a form of coercion that falls on the spectrum of sexual assault.
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Initially, the snow will melt as it falls on the road surface into Thursday.
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"It's worrisome, where my dad falls on the priority list," Dan, 30, tells PEOPLE.
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Her birthday is at the end of this month and falls on a Friday.
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The blame falls on the girl, not the person making fun or teasing her.
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Lawrence falls on her way to the stage at the Academy Awards in 2013.
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Unfortunately, the downside falls on those relying on charging scooters to make extra income.
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Payard invented the desert for Macaron Day, which falls on March 20 every year.
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Initially the snow will melt as it falls on the road surface on Thursday.
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It's called National Lipstick Day, naturally, and it falls on this Sunday, July 29th.
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If it falls on even a standard superhydrophobic surface, a droplet will spread out.
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Markle&aposs birthday coincidentally falls on the same day as the Queen Mother&aposs .
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How lucky are we that St. Patrick's Day falls on a Friday this year?
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His twisting linework falls on the page like hair shed by some unnamed wildlife.
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If a line falls on a vehicle, passengers should remain inside until help arrives.
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The actual date falls on the eve of the 19th anniversary of her death.
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But again, some of that responsibility falls on we the employees, as I said.
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The second eclipse falls on February 26 in the sign of healing, compassionate Pisces.
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Check it, Williamson misses a dunk, then falls on his ass like a mortal.
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Martin Luther King Jr. Day falls on the third Monday in January each year.
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And as boats require regular painting anyway, little extra cost falls on their owners.
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So the onus for now falls on the consumer to figure out what's legal?
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The deal is expected to close before the Thanksgiving holiday, which falls on Nov.
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Like that one when a massive tower of Jenga falls on a guy's face.
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The blame for the reversal of Kenya's democracy falls on many sides (see article).
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Suspicion falls on the fruit pickers Paco's wife employs and invited to the wedding.
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It's unclear where exactly nonconsensual condom removal falls on the spectrum of sexual violence.
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The moral heat that Packer applies to his subject falls on some odd places.
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That is, until September 2016, the next time the 13th falls on a Tuesday.
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When you attack these structures of care, the burden falls on working-class women.
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Astro tidbit: The summer solstice always falls on the first day of Cancer season.
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It falls on the performances to add subtle touches to the narrative's broad strokes.
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Today's puzzle runs the day before Mr. Lithgow's birthday, which falls on October 19.
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No matter where your family falls on this spectrum, you might need some help.
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It's the worst when something you really wanted to eat falls on the floor.
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Rain that falls on its grass-covered roof is used to flush the toilets.
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Too often, the capitalist burden of choosing what to buy falls on the consumer.
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I am familiar with the particular type of silence that falls on testimony meeting.
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In non-gaming photography, light falls on the world and bounces back at us.
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Seeing kumquats in Hong Kong before the Lunar New Year, which falls on Jan.
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The tax falls on forms of income that include capital gains, dividends and interest.
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"For commuter agencies, it falls on the local governments to fund them," he said.
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The biggest celebrations occur the weekend before Fat Tuesday itself, which falls on Feb.
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If she falls on the "super straight" end of the Kinsey scale, so be it.
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There's a sweet spot hit here that's never revisited before Drake falls on his laurels.
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Alibaba's annual event, which is also known as "Double 11" because it falls on Nov.
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Apparently, it has a lot to do with where each performer falls on the lineup.
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Where do you feel women's soccer falls on the spectrum of equal pay in sports?
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It's unclear, though, where Arnold falls on the accusations since she has not spoken publicly.
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Meanwhile, options markets show traders continue to hedge against further share price falls on Deutsche.
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But if the tree falls on your house, the damage is covered by your policy.
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Almost 2703% of this falls on developing countries, which are least able to afford it.
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When is it: It falls on the 10th day of the Jewish month of Tishrei.
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Without deep integration, the burden of adjustment falls on member states that are already stricken.
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My 17 week b-day falls on Christmas and I've been getting so many presents!
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Yet the brunt of the war's humanitarian, economic, and security consequences falls on EU countries.
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The next deadline falls on May 12th and Mr Trump is keeping the world guessing.
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Tax day this year falls on Tuesday, April 28 — two whole days later than usual!
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"Man dies after 6-ton porn collection falls on top of him," CBS Philly declared.
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You're the parent here, and the onus of what your child wears falls on you.
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And the bulk of that responsibility largely falls on parents for now, according to McAdams.
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The Iowa caucus is the first electoral event of 2016, which falls on February 1.
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As Earth&aposs shadow falls on the moon, it quickly swallows the smaller orbiting rock.
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The opening day for trout fishing in New York State falls on April Fool's Day.
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However, in New York and a few other cities, that job falls on the cops.
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Southern European bond yields, which all saw hefty falls on Thursday, were higher on Friday.
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Horror wasn't on moviegoers' minds either, possibly because Halloween falls on a Monday this year.
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My love for the song also falls on it being a really generic motivational anthem.
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Orthodox Easter falls on May 1 this year, a month after the Catholic/Protestant festival.
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Carrie's insistence that Saul would never lie about such a thing falls on deaf ears.
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Jay Inslee said it falls on states to curb emissions following the Trump administration's decision.
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The date falls on a Sunday, so the payment actually will be due May 2.
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Each emotion falls on a Cartesian plane where valence is measured as negative or positive.
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Ayyy, it's Pi(e) Day, the kinda cute holiday that falls on March 14 (a.k.a.
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This year, the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church falls on Nov. 22019.
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Instead, it falls on all of Hollywood, where film studio executive boards still skew male.
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The annual celebration takes place on November 3, which falls on a Sunday this year.
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It falls on December 29923 this year, but it's never too early to start planning.
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In the meantime, the curtain falls on this midsummer night's dream to well-earned applause.
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The burden of responsibility now falls on Republican officials, elected and nonelected, at all levels.
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Groping falls on a long list of behaviors that can create a hostile working environment.
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Don't eat crap off the floor—especially moist food that falls on a funky surface.
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Hassett's argument is that the real incidence of taxes on corporate profits falls on workers.
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Paige Ginn falls on her ass for your pleasure, simply so you don't have to.
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And, lastly, the car that nearly falls on Laurie at the end of the episode?
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He is also Croatia's top passer, and the team rises and falls on his performance.
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"I think that ultimately falls on Connecticut families and voters, to hold our leaders accountable."
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Earth Day officially falls on April 213, but it's never too soon to promote conservation.
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That's another thing: As a disabled person, the onus falls on me to educate them.
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The ascension, unavoidable when this sort of spotlight falls on you, of Jeff Bezos, a.k.a.
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For example, when your first kid's pacifier falls on the ground, you throw it away.
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Thus most of the burden to enforce the rules falls on building owners and managers.
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Black Friday always falls on the Friday right after Thanksgiving, and that is on Nov.
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So a full moon that falls on Friday the 13th is a special, powerful time.
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The 25th anniversary of Friends, which ran from 1994 to 2004, falls on September 22.
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He could get out a few days earlier because the 14th falls on a Sunday.
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It seems like the problem just falls on me whenever there are family get-togethers.
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The date falls on a Friday and coincides with the last weekday of fiscal 2017.
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"That falls on the franchisee to be able to absorb those additional costs," Chatelain said.
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"I do not have the authority," Long said, saying it falls on local county officials.
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But wouldn't it be helpful to know where he falls on the facial-recognition spectrum?
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It's held on a Saturday in April and this year it falls on April 13.
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"If the market is destabilized in 2018, it really falls on the Republicans," he said.
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The way that light falls on a black cloth is different to how it falls on a chrome sphere, of course, and ray tracing algorithms need to take into account all these properties for every object in view, and every light source hitting them.
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"The prosecution must show that the case rises and falls on Ms. Robles's testimony," she said.
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Pacific on the biggest day for shopping, Black Friday, which falls on November 25 this year.
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Halloween is less of a problem if the 31st falls on a Monday or a Tuesday.
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It falls on March 31 in the UK this year, for those of you who forgot.
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Too often the burden of civility and amenity falls on the backs of those enduring oppression.
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Commercial pilots don't pay for the fuel but the burden of safety falls on their shoulders.
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In an ironic coincidence, the start of the second weekend of Coachella falls on 4/20.
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Plus, the fact that it falls on the last day of the month shouldn't be overlooked.
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And since legit Halloween falls on a Monday next week, we'll obviously be celebrating this weekend.
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According to the company, a large part of the blame falls on Chinese tech giant Huawei.
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Instead of sunlight hitting the Moon and causing it to shine, Earth's shadow falls on it.
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Hosting a house party is pretty big deal — especially if it falls on New Year's Eve.
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If the Ugandan government is scapegoating, what is being obscured when the focus falls on homosexuals?
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To excise the rat, say, from an ecosystem requires a sledgehammer that falls on many species.
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Here, however, the optimistic hymn falls on deaf ears, bouncing off crimson walls and gilded surfaces.
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But mostly the burden falls on new policyholders, who are no longer sold products with guarantees.
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Even though Baptiste insists that they wait for backup, such a request falls on deaf ears.
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Their anniversary is July 23, so the festival often falls on or near their special day.
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As the star-crossed lovers careen towards a tragic end, the family falls on hard times.
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"Bitcoin is the only one that very cleanly falls on the safe side of the SEC."
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Oscar Mayer fittingly announced the Wienermobile news on Wednesday, which falls on National Hot Dog Day.
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Only 12 percent said the onus falls on the government to stop the spread of misinformation.
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We always recommend waiting for the best deals, unless something really significant falls on your lap.
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The burden of funding for election administration typically falls on the limited budgets of local governments.
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One man shoves another into the globe, and he bounces back and falls on his rump.
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By a "2," Wilson is referring to where her sexual identity falls on the Kinsey scale.
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A lot of it falls on two years worth of data and testing that we did.
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Doctors and parole officers can initiate the process, but the burden often falls on family members.
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Bond rose, while the Merval stock index rebounded from sharp falls on Tuesday, gaining about 7%.
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As an another motivation to book such a getaway, International Women's Day falls on March 211.
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The final stretch of the protracted campaign traditionally starts after Labor Day, which falls on Sept.
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It was not clear whether the resumption date falls on Valentine's Day intentionally or by coincidence.
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Schneider's critical failure largely falls on the shoulders of Adam Sandler, who is ranked second here.
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"We recycle everything, whatever falls on the floor and whatever our employees bring in," said Martin.
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The focus now falls on Thomas and Michael Skakel, but both deny involvement in the killing.
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"It falls on me, on this one," Hill told reporters, according to The Los Angeles Times.
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The memorial event for Bryant and Gianna falls on a Monday between two Lakers home games.
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Oil prices bounced back a tad from falls on Monday, but remained hobbled by trade uncertainties.
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It's federal policy to let inmates out early if their release date falls on a weekend.
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Any appeal to "the will of the people" to justify obstructionism therefore falls on deaf ears.
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In the case of Social Security, half the burden falls on employers and half on employees.
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On Thursday, the singers confirmed they are the acts for the show, which falls on Feb.
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"The obligation to provide more information, however, ultimately falls on Mr. Buttigieg," wrote the editorial board.
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"The value of the license rises and falls on the popularity of the property," he said.
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Sao Paulo banks, hit by expectations of lower interest rates, recovered from sharp falls on Thursday.
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On it, Christmas falls on 3 Rabi al-Awwal, the third day of the third month.
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Raymond James' Saut pointed out that the Dow falls on average about 1.09 percent in September.
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That will boost the economy ahead of the Lunar New Year that falls on Jan. 25.
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Equal Pay Day, which in Germany this year falls on Monday, has been around since 1988.
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Nothing can take down Halloween this year — not even the fact that it falls on a Tuesday.
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In a surveillance video, tourists can be seen bracing for cover as the decoration falls on them.
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Tickets for the Woodstock 50 will go on sale on Earth Day, which falls on April 22.
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That stops Dee Dee in her tracks as she falls on her bed and begins weeping uncontrollably.
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This month brings us another powerful moon: the new moon in Aries, which falls on April 5.
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The Royal Mail issued six stamps in honor of Charles' milestone birthday, which falls on Nov. 14.
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Even if January 214 falls on a weekend, the new president must be sworn in that day.
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Ultimately, the job of keeping data secure falls on the individual or company to whom it belongs.
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That newspaper falls on the table, and it's already out of date because of what's happening live.
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Tree branch nearly falls on newlyweds Couple nearly hit by falling tree branch during wedding photo shoot.
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Qingming falls on April 4, and is typically celebrated in countries such as China, Malaysia and Singapore.
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So a lot of this falls on him ," he said, "ultimately party unity rests on the winner.
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Today is #GivingTuesday, a global day of giving that always falls on the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving.
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Nuan Nuan was conceived naturally — rare for pandas in captivity — and her birthday falls on Aug. 16.
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Elsewhere, optimism seeps through Dallas's roster, some of which indirectly falls on the rookie Smith's raw shoulders.
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So the burden falls on countries that believe that the rules-based international order is worth upholding.
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The spacecraft's next perijove falls on February 2nd, and there's another one after that on March 27th.
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The Saudis have created much of the misery that blights Yemen, but blame falls on others, too.
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Without a written or unwritten policy, the onus falls on the employer for being unclear, Taylor says.
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"Kansas is one of those states that falls on the lower end of the spectrum," he says.
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Or a package of AA batteries falls on the conveyor belt and ends up on your tab?
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Southern European bond yields, which all saw hefty falls on Thursday, were a touch higher on Friday.
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For some of us, National Pizza Day is every day, but it technically falls on February 9.
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Tourists who are braver than you went to visit the frozen Niagara Falls on New Year's Eve.
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Once the code is cracked, the task falls on the baserunner who makes his way to second.
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Confetti falls on Bob Dole and his wife after he accepted the Republican presidential nomination in 1996.
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The burden, of course, falls on both people to be honest and vocal about what they want.
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Instead the burden falls on individual countries through austerity policies, such as tax rises and wage cuts.
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The Vantage 3.0, which Weston says is typically used, falls on a scale from 300-850 scale.
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The burden now falls on the men and women who have been treated contemptuously as political pawns.
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Trump has arrived in Harrisburg for his rally, which falls on the 85033th day of his administration.
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The burden ultimately falls on Tunisia's leaders to mend the economy and make the case for democracy.
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This year, Tax Freedom Day, as it's known, falls on April 23, according to the Tax Foundation.
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City Kitchen Anyone can see that a salad rises and falls on the quality of its ingredients.
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As for parents who can't be located, the government indicated that the blame falls on the parent.
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No, the job of keeping this series grounded quickly falls on the shoulders of one Ward Meachum.
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Black Friday falls on November 29, 2019, but eBay's Black Friday deals are already in full swing.
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It falls on consumers to take more responsibility for the food they are putting in their mouths.
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That responsibility falls on the shoulders of travel directors, player agents, spouses, and short-term housing companies.
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Equinox is doing something similar, except it sounds like the burden of cleaning falls on the staff.
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It can break something that it falls on in the virtual world, and it can be experienced.
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A lot of responsibility also falls on you to keep tabs on how companies use your data.
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But the core idea that the British war was an imperial war still falls on deaf ears.
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"Unless the roof falls on my head, I'll keep going as long as I can," Weld said.
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This year, the first day of spring -- also known as the vernal equinox -- falls on March 20.
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I haven't mentioned "Evening Falls on Bucharest" or the documentary "Infinite Football," but you get the idea.
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However, as the study suggests the two companies do not, that responsibility now falls on their users.
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On these groups, the job of managing what memes make it in falls on administrators and moderators.
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There is some sense that this all comes at a cost — one that mostly falls on others.
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So when our government abrogates its responsibilities, it falls on us to step in and speak out.
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De Bolle's appointment falls on International Women's Day, an annual celebration of the movement for women's rights.
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All of which is to say, airlines should not be surprised when the spotlight falls on style.
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These characters remain their pathologies; the curtain falls on them before we can ever ask: Now what?
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In the popular imagination, blame for wrongful convictions falls on individuals: the racist prosecutor, the crooked cop.
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Small talk falls on the other end of the continuum; it is speech that prioritizes social function.
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The movie already lives on with National Mean Girls Day, an unofficial holiday that falls on October 3.
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He realizes that if he falls on this sword, he is going to help the city move forward.
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The event falls on the evening of the Norwegian Midsummer, a day when the sun does not disappear.
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But since early Germanic calendars varied by region, there is no one date that Dísablót always falls on.
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When Boxing Day falls on a weekend, countries that observe it designate the subsequent Monday as a holiday.
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Much of the responsibility falls on Rajeev Misra, the former Deutsche Bank executive who leads the Vision Fund.
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Usually, the fault of that picture falls on a bad hairdo, a weird angle, or just general awkwardness.
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The launch falls on the anniversary of the dedication of the Statue of Liberty on October 85033, 1886.
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But Logan is the star of the film, and the obligation to demythologize the superhero falls on him.
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My husband handles most of that, so a lot of childcare that we would share falls on me.
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Mother's Day is always the second Sunday is May, which means in 2019 it falls on May 12.
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A lot of the work in calling out rape, rapists and rape culture unfortunately still falls on survivors.
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Please let every celebrity Jason Kennedy talks to tonight ask him where he falls on the Kinsey scale.
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And so even after the curtain falls on Cleveland on Thursday night, the fervent money chase won't stall.
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The Harvest Moon is heavily aligned with the upcoming fall equinox, which this year falls on September 22.
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I know it's more expensive, but I'm genuinely not sure where it falls on the microwaveable entree hierarchy.
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When light falls on a uniformly colored object, it makes the top part appear lighter than the bottom.
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Rain falls on the metal room like the drum of anxious fingers; thunder rumbles ominously in the distance.
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The day falls on the anniversary of the Tunguska event, the largest asteroid impact yet to be witnessed.
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Bastille Day, which falls on the 14th of July, celebrates the populist seizure of power from tyrannical rule.
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Nicholls was found in agony at the base of Khun Si falls on July 13, CBS News reported.
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Players have to do their own reading, which usually falls on the shoulders of the in-game leader.
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It's bullshit that the onus falls on individual guests rather than the company to ensure guest safety, sure.
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As a result, much of the burden to pay for these medicines falls on already strapped state governments.
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If the responsibility falls on families and pediatricians to notice symptoms and choose screenings, that disparity could worsen.
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This so-called totality only exists in a narrow band, where the moon's shadow falls on the Earth.
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It appears no, and so it falls on us to ask the logical next inquiry: Are bees Juggalos?
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We won't actually know how much rain falls on the U.S. from Florence until, well, it actually happens.
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According to this narrative (here, here, and here, for example), most of the housework falls on the woman.
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It falls on us to acknowledge that the unfamiliar or unable are worthy of our care and affection.
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The farther someone's stock falls on draft night, with millions of TV viewers watching, the greater the spectacle.
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However, this year's National Sandwich Day falls on a Sunday — when all Chick-fil-A locations are closed.
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Others have called for greater regulations and increased wages for workers as more scrutiny falls on Silicon Valley.
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Some of these sales are marketed as Veterans Day sales as Veterans Day also falls on November 11.
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That task falls on the shoulders of Eric Shanks, the president of Fox Sports who announced Horowitz's departure.
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On Friday, the Republican-led State Senate announced that it would hold hearings in Hoosick Falls on Aug.
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The auction, usually held on Fridays, took place on Thursday because Friday falls on Ghana's Republic Day holiday.
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I now think the case stands or falls on whether the court concludes that DAPA changed the law.
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West Virginia falls on the other end of the spectrum, with residents forking over only $21,2417.05 per year.
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But who the responsibility for fire services on reserves ultimately falls on is a gray area, said Fiddler.
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Thus it falls on the sword of its own curiosity, any sense of curatorial urgency appearing entirely absent.
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There's knowing sexualization, and then there's outright shamelessness, and it's debatable where Xtreme 3 falls on that scale.
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The Midwest can expect some snow but not as heavy as what falls on Saturday ahead of Christmas.
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It's the fate that often falls on the generations that emerge in the later phases of a revolution.
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As politics become a form of mortal combat, a strange burden falls on those who are most engaged.
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But how unions deal with their worst members really falls on individual unions and their members to decide.
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It still mostly falls on humans to determine whether a foundation is cracked or a kitchen needs remodeling.
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One centerpiece is a reduction of the estate tax, which falls on only a sliver of rich families.
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In practice, though, the burden largely falls on tenants to be proactive in holding their landlords to account.
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Shi'ite Muslims typically intensify their expression of suffering on the Ashura day, that this year falls on Tuesday.
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Dairy products firm Fonterra Shareholders' Fund led falls on the index, after having lost 4.5% on the day.
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When I was there, several people were milling about the falls on their own, including a young couple.
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King falls on the right side of the divide and his book succeeds, in part, because of it.
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The Kool-Aid Man cries, that tear falls on Mr. Peanut's grave, and somehow Mr. Peanut is revived.
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RHP Zack Godley is a candidate to be skipped, because his turn falls on the off day Thursday.
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If you're in the space and someone falls on their face right next to you, you feel concern.
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Rain that falls on snow can freeze into an impenetrable layer of ice over the lichens and grasses.
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February is always a marquee month in the N.B.A. The annual trade deadline falls on Thursday this season.
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Otherwise, the responsibility to spread awareness falls on people most affected by crises—people like Parseyan and Salari.
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To start, it's celebrated on the first Sunday in January, meaning this year it falls on Jan. 5.
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Chinese companies usually convert dollars to the local currency before the Lunar New Year, which falls on Jan.
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Passenger growth to these countries outweighed falls on internal flights in Britain and to North America and Africa.
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So it falls on the intern to reach out and set up time to inquire about their performance.
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"Valentine's Day falls on the worst time of year," says Christina Stembel, founder of San Francisco's Farmgirl Flowers.
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Unfortunately, there is plenty of blame that falls on the government for allowing this tragedy to continue unabated.
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See our list below and find out where each object falls on our "badass-to-just bad" spectrum.
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The focus typically falls on women, racial minorities, immigrants, LGBTQ people, and religious minorities, such as Muslim Americans.
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Ms Swenson describes the technology as "agnostic": it falls on the creator to produce something emotive yet not exploitative.
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The government has given the service a £19623bn ($21962bn) present to mark the anniversary, which falls on July 290th.
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He suggested buying shares of Home Depot five trading days before Thanksgiving — this year, that falls on Thursday, Nov.
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He took hard falls on back-to-back plays in the first quarter but played on with a limp.
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First, researchers had to create a measure to assess where a person falls on the spectrum of sexual beliefs.
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And because Christmas falls on a Sunday, true procrastinators can take their chances at the mall on Christmas Eve.
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You can probably guess where Kavanaugh falls on all those issues, given that he was chosen by President Trump.
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As gray light falls on so much damage, it's hard to see how some things will ever be rebuilt.
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Source: Gavekal Dragonomics China's biggest holiday, celebrating the Lunar New Year, falls on the first full week of February.
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That could be the case here, though it's also worth noting that Diablo's 20th anniversary falls on Dec. 31.
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"This also falls on the eve of Christopher Reeve's birthday, which is just a happy coincidence," a spokesperson said.
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Then, he falls on the side of his gunshot wound and cortical fluid begins pouring out of his ear.
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Sterling, which shed more than 1% against the dollar and the euro on Monday, extended its falls on Tuesday.
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Men are often presented as bumbling babysitters instead of caretakers — that onerous task nearly always falls on the mother.
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His March 13 release date falls on a Sunday, so "they will release him on Friday," said Mr. Sickler.
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The most familiar versions of both result in a score that falls on a scale of 300 to 850.
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Some may dread this sabbat, which falls on August 1, since it alludes to the end of summer, too.
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When rain falls on the snow and freezes, reindeer can't push the snow aside and reach the grasses underneath.
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This year, the monarch's 93rd birthday also falls on Easter Sunday, which means the royals have double to celebrate.
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The American Express-sponsored day, which falls on the Saturday after Thanksgiving, is all about supporting small local businesses.
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That neighbor of yours who comes to your barbecue, has too many cocktails and then falls on your driveway?
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This is especially true when Halloween falls on a lousy day like a Wednesday (case in point, this year).
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Our interview falls on the day after his 270rd birthday, 903 years and three months since The Smiths disbanded.
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Granted, it's getting harder to figure out where each new Trump insult and statement falls on the grand scale.
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It extended those falls on Tuesday, slipping more than half a percent to $1.2757, its weakest since June 1985.
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Luckily, this year's November new moon falls on a day made for last-minute planning: The weekend before Thanksgiving.
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Once government ministers are "done talking", the burden of keeping countries safe falls on troops, Mr Mattis told them.
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Part of the issue, according to Doppler Labs' CEO Noah Kraft, is that hearing health falls on a spectrum.
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Like during the presidential year, the general election falls on the first Tuesday following the first Monday in November.
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This is what Rainbow Falls on the Big Island looks like after more than a foot of rain today.
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Although Tax Day in the United States by law falls on April 20083, this year the deadline lands tomorrow.
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Futures for the S&P500, Dow Jones and Nasdaq were flat to slightly firmer after sharp falls on Friday.
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We'd like to think the flightless bird was reminding the world that Penguin Awareness Day falls on Saturday, Jan.
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Financial education in high school is rarely applicable to students' actual lives and, therefore, often falls on deaf ears.
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Shiloh Shahan of California and his friend ascended Wailua Falls on the Hawaiian island of Kauai on Sept. 1.
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If I take time off, the workload falls on other people, and no one wants to be that guy.
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Solar eclipses happen when the moon's shadow falls on the Earth as it passes between us and the sun.
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A tree falls on your house Tree damage is one of the most common problems after a big storm.
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When Valentine's Day falls on a Sunday, you have the perfect reason to skip overpriced prix-fixe dinner menus.
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Now, the expectation of the markets falls on US trade policy and how the fed will react to that.
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Now, the onus falls on the Senate, where Majority Leader Mitch McConnell can afford to lose only two votes.
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And the burden most often falls on military families, struggling to assist vets wounded in body, mind and soul.
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"The responsibility to conduct a thorough investigation, or to prevent one, ultimately falls on @SpeakerRyan," Schiff tweeted last month.
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Black Friday 2019 falls on November 29, but you'll be able to access the sale even earlier than that.
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Diwali, traditionally ushered in with the setting off of firecrackers mainly by India's majority Hindu community, falls on Oct.
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Indeed, both companies have urged riders to operate their e-scooters responsibly, though the responsibility ultimately falls on riders.
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" But, he said, "The responsibility for communicating things falls on the person, in large measure, who's doing the speaking.
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The result of this self-editing is that greater emphasis falls on Mr. Martin's choices as a producer-bandleader.
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What this means is that the onus of curbing our country's emissions falls on officials at the community level.
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But he points out that fixing them falls on companies that were built to maximize profit, not social good.
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I cannot say with any real certainty that I know exactly where my father falls on the political scale.
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Around two-thirds of the burden of my tax plan falls on the highest earning 0.1 percent of taxpayers.
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"At this point, there are no 'good days' to fly because Christmas falls on a Monday," Mr. Hobica said.
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The holiday, in which worshippers across Christian denominations mark the resurrection of Jesus, falls on April 12 this year.
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Valentine's Day falls on a Friday this year, so restaurants are sure to be packed with people on dates.
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The truth is that therapy is work, and most of the job falls on the patient and their parents.
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The tax deadline is April 18 instead of the traditional April 15, which falls on a Saturday this year.
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Thanksgiving falls on November 28 this year, which means that the holiday shopping season will be shorter than usual.
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The financial burden then falls on the airlines, which are required to take back passengers who are denied entry.
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On one occasion, they drove 15 miles to Columbia Falls on a tip, even though it seemed far-fetched.
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The tax falls on almost everything the Japanese buy, including gadgets, cars, new homes, magazines, restaurant meals and booze.
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Much of their music is falls on the spectrum of electronic and hip-hop, and carries a similar intensity.
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In 2020, the California primary falls on March 3, so the deadline to submit returns would be November 26.
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Proactiva says that means the burden of rescuing migrants increasingly falls on non-profit human rights organizations like theirs.
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The most familiar versions of both result in a number that falls on a scale of 300 to 850.
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"The onus for shutting down government falls on the governing party, which is them," he said in an interview.
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The hearing for Weinstein, whose case sparked a movement to combat workplace sexual misconduct, falls on International Women's Day.
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As an ethical matter, you shouldn't have abetted this fraud, but the greater responsibility obviously falls on your boss.
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But it is intent that governs which side of the legal line such a meeting falls on, not success.
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But I think the concern for me more is that I don't really know where he falls [on the issues].
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Obama is not expected to join him this time, a senior official said, even though Valentine's Day falls on Sunday.
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The other one that frustrates me -- and this falls on the scientists as well -- is how poorly understood magnitude is.
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As the president of England's Football Association, Prince William typically attends the FA Cup final, which falls on May 18.
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In the US, the focus typically falls on the incarceration of nonviolent drug users and militarized expansion of police powers.
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If a bowl of spaghetti falls on your lap, I imagine it would result in a similarly slightly stained situation.
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LOS ANGELES — What's worse, a thoroughly bad movie, or one that flashes brilliant potential and ultimately falls on its face?
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"He continued, explaining that there's a mysterious "duality in him, where you're not really sure which side he falls on.
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Intervening in a situation like this may be uncomfortable, but when it falls on you, you can still be prepared.
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It wouldn't be a Ubisoft keynote without an unexpected new game, and this year the honor falls on Roller Champions.
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However, we've seen already large falls on stock markets and there will be a degree of uncertainty for some time.
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He added that in many cases, investigators are trying to figure out where that person falls on the terrorism spectrum.
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They know who he is and I think that her assertion that he's not progressive enough falls on deaf ears.
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It's not an entirely satisfying way to enter a new world but falls on the scale between Grossman and Rowling.
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You can only make a wish on a lash if it naturally falls on its own, or so we hear.
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Ultimately, where the Trump campaign falls on the question will likely be a deciding factor in the platform language adopted.
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Wales' National Day, which falls on March 1, is the feast date of Saint David, the patron saint of Wales.
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At the 20133th anniversary of his birth, which falls on May 5th, interest in him is as lively as ever.
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In a new Apple Music commercial, the singer literally falls on her face during her cardio session in the gym.
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Giving Tuesday, however, falls on a workday, which means you might not be able to afford to take time off.
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They head abroad on promotional trips linked to St Patrick's Day, the Irish national holiday that falls on March 17th.
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The FBI comes in, as you know, typically once there's been a cyber incident, then the responsibility falls on us.
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This will be the last Tokyo Thrift of 2016, since the last Sunday of the year falls on Christmas Day.
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The Obama administration has emphasized that on the federal end, the law enforcement effort against hackers falls on the FBI.
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And to make the momentous event even sweeter, the first day of the marathon falls on National Best Friend Day.
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This debacle falls on one man, Preibus, and is just another example of how he has bastardized the Republican party.
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Half of Syria's pre-war population has been uprooted in the conflict whose six-year anniversary falls on March 15.
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This is because April 15 falls on a Saturday and April 17 is when Washington, D.C., will observe Emancipation Day.
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And while most probably wouldn't eat a pancake that falls on the floor, Brady does — and makes it look epic.
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I think that the onus for how we help society to adjust to new technologies falls on all of us.
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The bank has until the close of business on Monday, since the May 1 due date falls on a Sunday.
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As he enters IKEA , he trips and falls on the stairs, and is seen by two laughing teen-age girls.
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The review also coincidentally falls on the day of Britain's EU referendum, which some pro-Brexit campaigners call "Independence Day".
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Democrats maintain it was not Barr's choice to make and that the decision to do so falls on the House.
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Were we to assume that the corporate tax falls on labor, not capital, the TCJA would be even more progressive.
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Suncor Energy Inc lost 17.6 percent to C$45.02 as oil prices extended their falls on worries about U.S. oversupply.
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The new guidelines, which Pope Francis approved this year, were released ahead of All Souls Day, which falls on Nov.
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As the president of England's Football Association, Prince William typically attends the FA Cup final, which falls on May 18.
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In a press release, Nutaku says it was created in celebration of National Masturbation Day, which falls on May 28.
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Damon is right that sexual misconduct falls on a continuum, and right that we need to differentiate among different allegations.
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Blame also falls on US politicians — including former President Barack Obama — who were and remain unwilling to restrain these corporations.
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The tiny country now has 17 reservoirs that collect the rain that falls on two-thirds of its land area.
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To add insult to injury, the fest's second weekend falls on April 20, which you know is the weed day.
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This means it falls on trustees to be better prepared to help challenge costly proposals that don't add educational value.
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Hopper first identified the trend in 2015 and has since branded the day "Travel Deal Tuesday" — which falls on Nov.
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New York's first case falls on the heels of confirmed cases in Washington state and California reported over the weekend.
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Mother's Day falls on March 22 in the UK, which means you don't have long to find the perfect gift.
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When evening falls on a solar-panel-clad building outside the Nigerian city of Lagos, its generators roar to life.
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She doesn&apost go to daycare and she&aposs not old enough for preschool, so it all falls on me.
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Take a deep breath in, savoring the smell of petrichor — the earthy scent produced when rain falls on dry soil.
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Those glaciers shed ice periodically as a way of balancing the weight they gain when snow falls on their centers.
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The case rises and falls on the evidence as it exists at the time it is presented by the prosecution.
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The love-fueled day falls on the Friday before Presidents&apos Day when many people have a three-day weekend.
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However, everyone else will likely flock to their nearest shop for National Ice Cream Day, which falls on July 21744.
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What if it's both -- Kelly pushes Javanka out and then falls on his own sword (or is pushed onto it)?
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"If the blame falls on me, I've got no problem with it," Roberts, 47, said after the Game 5 loss.
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And given that the success of a product falls on their shoulders, they get paid handsomely to get it done.
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Legal analyst John Day told CNN affiliate KOAT that in pretrial detention motions, the burden of proof falls on prosecutors.
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Peloton was expected to price its IPO between $26 to $29 per share, so this falls on the higher end.
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Green Monday, which falls on the second Monday of December, is regarded as the best day to shop this month.
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The parrot potty pictures are labeled with a hashtag referring to Japan's unofficial Toilet Day, which falls on November 22017.
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Caring for children more often falls on the shoulders of women, whether they are single or married, working or not.
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By the time the curtain falls on the first season of HBO's Succession, that adage has quite literally drawn blood.
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If the reporting day falls on a weekend or a holiday, the rate will be published on the following working day.
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Fortunately, the film, adapted from Josep Maria Miró's play "Archimedes' Principle," falls on the right side of its issue, if barely.
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Futures pointed to slight falls on all three major U.S. markets at opening, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq the bigger loser.
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But over the years, Canadians have embraced the holiday, which falls on July 1 and celebrates the country's history and achievements.
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In 22016, Easter falls on April 210 — a full three weeks later than Easter in 210, which fell on April 1.
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Back in the real story, according to the Springfield News-Leader, Godejohn falls on the autism spectrum at disorder level 2.
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Protecting Trump while he is at Mar-a-Lago, his private club in Palm Beach, primarily falls on the Secret Service.
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Instead, the onus falls on local governments—some of which are too cash-strapped to put up much of a fight.
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By blocking the drains, however, rainwater that falls on the bogs stays put, re-wetting the system and locking carbon in.
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For a network airline a drop in demand from one destination means falls on all the routes that connect with them.
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McCarthy plays Israel, a successful celebrity biographer who falls on dire financial straits and later turns to literary forgery and theft.
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Let's make one thing clear: Earth Day, which falls on Sunday, April 22, is an international awareness day for environmental causes.
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Chinese economic activity slows dramatically around the week-long holiday, which falls on a different date in late winter every year.
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And that explains both why This Is Us sometimes works so well — and why it so often falls on its face.
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For Australia and east Asia, the event falls on the evening of March 23 local date, according to Sky and Telescope.
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Losses across Asian equity markets on Tuesday followed falls on Wall Street overnight that saw the Nasdaq drop into correction territory.
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When a researcher makes a claim about the world, the burden falls on them to demonstrate that the claims are true.
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Valentine's Day falls on the same day every year, but the days leading up to it can still get pretty hectic.
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Since the big day falls on a Tuesday, running things through the weekend gives trainers a better chance to take advantage.
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The rise in euro zone bond yields came after sharp falls on Thursday, following weaker-than-expected euro zone inflation data.
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And, because their engagement falls on the biggest cyber shopping day of the year, great news: They're all on sale, too.
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The documentary series never quite tells us — instead, it wants us to decide where everyone falls on this spectrum of morality.
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A Central Corps crewman is found murdered, and the blame falls on a former captain from the PSI, a breakaway faction.
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Engineers have previously investigated the possibility of having a camera sensor power itself with the same light that falls on it.
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The third Sunday of that month, which this year falls on July 21, became officially known as National Ice Cream Day.
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The responsibility to prosecute falls on troop-contributing countries who are often unwilling or unable to press charges against their troops.
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The first debate in September falls on the same night as a game between the Atlanta Falcons and New Orleans Saints.
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I think it falls on the industry and the media to start shining a light on these topics to normalize them.
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Here's how vision works: Light enters the eye and falls on light-sensitive protein cells on the surface of the retina.
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In this case, that means it falls on a person with an illness that interferes with cognition, executive function and mood.
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The building and its lake form a perfect circle, and rainwater that falls on the roof is drained into the lake.
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Ben Sasse (R-Neb.), can be seen jumping after the notebook falls on his head in a video posted to Twitter.
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For Eastern Orthodox Christians there, rich, oily tahini is a key ingredient during Great Lent (Orthodox Easter falls on May 1).
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Where Kavanaugh falls on the ideological spectrum could also affect larger constitutional dilemmas, provoked by Trump's demonstrated disregard for legal norms.
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It's always teetering and, because my apartment faces the Long Island Rail Road, occasionally falls on my head when I'm sleeping.
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This is because April 2628 falls on a Sunday and the District of Columbia will observe Emancipation Day on April 28503.
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However, because that date falls on a Sunday this year, many Canadians will take off from work on Monday, July 2.
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"When there is no governor, automatically by law, the responsibility falls on the monetary board," Deputy Governor Nandalal Weerasinghe told Reuters.
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Black Friday 2019 falls on November 29, and we'll be compiling the best Black Friday tech deals that you'll find online.
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The Wisconsin march coincides with a nationwide Day without Immigrants that falls on May Day, which recognizes the contributions of workers.
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DQ's first cone giveaway of 2016 falls on March 15, a full five days before the official kick-off of spring.
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A Black woman puts on the Guy-gles — except for her, it tells her where everyone falls on the racist spectrum.
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In her diagnosis of the country's problems, Clinton falls on the wrong side of a growing rupture between idealism and materialism.
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"Whether it's zero tolerance policies or in-school police officers, the harshest discipline falls on black and brown students," Bouie writes.
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Compared to other Democratic presidential candidates, Warren's net worth falls on the higher end — but she's far from the richest candidate.
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There's usually more than meets the eye in a theme puzzle, but today's falls on the opposite side of the spectrum.
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It also falls on other film industries, including my own in Pakistan, to counter the negative stereotypes pumped out in Bollywood.
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I'm Not Here to Answer Your Black History Month Questions The burden of explaining black history often falls on black students.
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The soup is served during the festivities leading up to Nowruz, the Persian New Year, which usually falls on March 20.
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When the holiday falls on a weekday, constructors have to make do with what they can pack into a 15x15 grid.
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Every task, from cooking dinner and paying bills to managing my husband's health care and our kids' schedules, falls on me.
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The law is designed to keep premiums manageable for people, so it falls on the government to cover any excess increases.
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According to Livestrong, the higher a cereal falls on the GI, the higher the chance of it causing pimples and wrinkles.
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I would argue that the preference falls on the question, are most voters in an inward looking or internationally concerned mode?
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Two days later, Trump said he wanted to put the nation back to work by Easter, which falls on April 1.13.
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Conservative justices have questioned the constitutionality of laws that prohibit policies where the burden falls on some races more than others.
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If his team falls on their faces it could make it harder for moderate Republicans to just move quickly toward acquittal.
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"When women call sexism out it often falls on deaf ears, or people get really angry with the notion," Jalalzai said.
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It's not yet known where 2019-nCoV falls on that spectrum, and it'll be weeks before researchers have a clearer picture.
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Sterling partly staged a comeback to around $1.2824 as the dollar weakened on the back of large falls on Wall Street.
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Not only is that stretch filled with holidays that remind her of her missing son, but his birthday falls on Jan.
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But even with legislative efforts, the burden still largely falls on individuals to plan for what will happen to those assets.
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The only certainty is that the hefty cost of their services ultimately bypasses the wrongdoers themselves and falls on innocent shareholders.
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These are obvious follow up questions that any normal journalist would ask, but alas guess it falls on Krystal and me.
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"If you don't have enough coverage, the burden of defense is a big one, and it falls on you," Mendels said.
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A meteorite is a an object from space that survives a trip through the atmosphere and falls on the Earth's surface.
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The next tariff deadline falls on December 15, after which point additional U.S. levies on Chinese exports will go into effect.
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Zuckerberg and Facebook are building lots of artificial intelligence software, but it's unclear where he falls on the debate around regulation.
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The ecommerce giant is expected to time the launch of Prime Video with the festival of Diwali, which falls on Oct.
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This is because April 21625 falls on a Sunday and the District of Columbia will observe Emancipation Day on April 2900.
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Overseeing the day-to-day operations at SpaceX, however, falls on the shoulders of president and chief operating officer Gwynne Shotwell.
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This year's national day holiday was extended by one day due to the Mid-Autumn Festival, which falls on Oct. 4.
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Damien Dante Wayans has a job in mind if his acting career ever falls on hard times: working at Trader Joe's.
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Yet we know that women pay a heavy price for behavior that either resembles his or falls on the same continuum.
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As with many aspects of the US criminal justice system, low-level crime enforcement disproportionately falls on poor people of color.
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" On the looming shutdown: Noting that Republicans control the presidency, Senate and House: "If there's a shutdown, it falls on their shoulders.
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Forty-nine percent of respondents say the burden falls on the president, while 35 percent point the finger at Democrats in Congress.
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But with no laws around who can publish what, it falls on the ethics of individuals to provide realistic content, he says.
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For every inch of rain that falls on one square foot of your roof, you'll collect over a half gallon of water.
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I just worry ... [KS laughs] that my daughter is playing in the garden one day and … A drone falls on her head?
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" 2013 - Jennifer Lawrence trips and falls on her way to accept the best actress award for her role in "Silver Linings Playbook.
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U.S. markets will be shut on Monday for the holiday-in-lieu of Christmas Day which falls on a Sunday this year.
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And in the opinion of Lindo and other hunger strikers, much of the blame falls on the shoulders of Police Chief Suhr.
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Only people pay taxes, and in the case of corporation tax its burden falls on shareholders, workers and consumers in varying proportions.
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Ultimately, it falls on each federal circuit, or court system representing a particular geographic region, to come up with its own policy.
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A reduction in the number of inspectors used for school visits means that the burden for collecting information increasingly falls on schools.
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She added that the burden of an easy consumer experience often falls on the backs of third-party merchants and warehouse workers.
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National Cheeseburger Day 2018 falls on a Tuesday, which is convenient — because every Tuesday Sonic offers half-price cheeseburgers from 5 p.m.
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The yield on 10-year U.S. notes edged up in Europe to 3.170 percent, reversing earlier falls on flight-to-quality bids.
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Image: Maelick/FlickrChildbirth is an enormous responsibility that nearly always falls on females—but a few brave males shoulder the burden too.
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The party was held at the Sunset Room in honor of the boxer's 42nd birthday, which falls on Sunday, the outlet reported.
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As CNBC Make it previously reported, the truth is that much of the responsibility and effort falls on consumers to make changes.
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For example, if the 213th falls on a Saturday, Sunday or civil holiday, the deadline is extended to the next working day.
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The manufactured holiday usually falls on the third Sunday of each July, making it a particularly sweet day for ice cream fans.
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Many, mainly young men, are not allowed in, so the burden falls on grandmothers and grandfathers to put a child at ease.
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Beyond these horrific failures, outcry by the American people about such incidents falls on deaf ears – accountability is nowhere to be found.
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After a bit of biblical confusion, there is now a clear-cut formula to calculating the date that Easter Sunday falls on.
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Bear 323, spotted earlier this week in the river, was seen waiting for fish beneath the famous Brooks River falls on Tuesday.
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And because the U.S. is this highly individual culture, that unhappiness falls on us as individuals to sort out, and it's impossible.
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Reporters from CNN, NBC, the Boston Globe, and BuzzFeed defended Mitchell, with some noting that O'Reilly's tweet falls on International Women's Day.
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But broader losses in India were capped as some drug makers such as Lupin Ltd recovered from recent falls on value-buying.
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Those moments when a government-delivered barrel bomb falls on your home, your school, your hospital, and daily life is forever ruptured.
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The burden of caring for livestock and harvesting forest produce such as honey to supplement incomes also falls on women, Parthasarathy said.
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Other administration officials have said it falls on Congress to address the issue, despite the Trump administration implementing the zero tolerance policy.
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The truth falls on deaf ears and the damage they have done for years is having the impact they so desperately want.
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The work can be fatal if a sand dune falls on a miner, burying him if he fails to right his balance.
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The New Zealand dollar suffered fresh falls on Tuesday as Ardern and New Zealand First leader Winston Peters confirmed their policy priorities.
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Twenty-four percent believe Trump and Congress are equally responsible for the shutdown, while 21 percent say it falls on congressional Democrats.
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" 2013 - Jennifer Lawrence trips and falls on her way to accept the best actress award for her role in "Silver Linings Playbook.
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Regardless of where a person's experience falls on the spectrum, not being able to make these important life decisions can be devastating.
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"This means the case virtually rises and falls on evidence surrounding all the statements Juárez made" about the crime and his confession.
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Part of the reason is probably because this falls on Mark Zuckerberg and Mark Zuckerberg's not going to lose his job, right?
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The full moon in Scorpio falls on that date, and it will be illuminating the sector of your chart that rules partnerships.
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The logic is insane, and it always falls on the people who are most vulnerable, who do the hard and necessary jobs.
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BeltaneBorn out of Pagan traditions, this holiday also falls on May 1, the midpoint between the vernal equinox and the summer solstice.
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While some have made detailed guides available online, it often falls on the local BDSM community to provide training for their monitors.
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The NYSLA told THUMP that no permits will be granted this year because New Year's Day falls on a Sunday this year.
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Emancipation Day, usually celebrated on April 16, falls on a Saturday, so it was observed on Friday, April 15 — Tax Day — instead.
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However, retailers will also have to grapple with a shorter holiday shopping period and the fact that Christmas falls on a Wednesday.
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Because Election Day falls on the late end this year, there will be one more jobs report the Friday before the Nov.
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In the steep fields of Ethiopia's highlands, when rain falls on the parched, overworked land it runs downhill, carrying soil with it.
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Men's testosterone rises or falls on election night, depending on whether their side wins, just as it does on Super Bowl Sunday.
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"Responsibility falls on the T.M.C. The T.M.C. cannot responsibly lead the people of Sudan," the embassy added in its post on Twitter.
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Another deadline falls on July 7 when Iran says it will have enriched some uranium to a purity forbidden under the deal.
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That really falls on the agency and the government body that's starting the program in terms of the voter education they need.
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The track falls on Side B, alongside tracks by Ago & B9, which overall has a more earthy feel to our usual stuff.
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"If they can control the water that falls out of the sky, they control the land that it falls on," he said.
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Paradoxically enough, the effort falls on women to convince their loved ones that emotional labor exists, then to campaign for equal help.
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The date changes each year and is typically held between October and November, depending on when it falls on the Hindu calendar.
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The overarching mystery of Netflix's To All The Boys 2, premiering February 12, is where Lara Jean herself falls on the subject.
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Of central concern to investors is the durability of Singles Day, a company-created, shopping-oriented "Hallmark holiday" that falls on Nov.
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This is also the most snow officially measured at Wichita Falls on any day since 4 inches fell on Feb 2, 2014.
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Archie is the kind of dog that will eat anything that falls on the floor or anything I offer him by hand.
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If his mother is able to attend, he will feel like a winner no matter where his name falls on the scoreboard.
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Revelers parade floats through the streets of Rhineland cities including Cologne and Mainz on Shrove Monday - or 'Rosenmontag' - which falls on Feb.
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Considerations about where a meme falls on the political spectrum would never keep it from making it on the page, they say.
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It will help determine how much blame falls on the government, and how much is assigned to the tower's owners or builders.
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The charity auction also is timed for Giving Tuesday, a global generosity movement that falls on the Tuesday following Thanksgiving every year.
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The planning, the packing, the logistics – all of it falls on the shoulders of the parent, with little input from the children.
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Now that the committees have hashed out a deal, it falls on House and Senate leaders to figure out the path forward.
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The Transportation Department has also tried to impress upon people that the financial burden of replacing these signs ultimately falls on taxpayers.
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The expectant hush that falls on an auditorium when the oboe's A pierces through the hum of voices and the lights dim.
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When looking at racial disparities in police shootings, the focus typically falls on cops and the criminal justice system as a whole.
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Mother's Day falls on different dates around the world, but for the United States, Mother's Day is always the second Sunday in May.
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It falls on gumshoes like Victoria Kwan of SCOTUS Map, which keeps track of their movements, to piece together the meandering jurists' schedules.
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The burden of housing asylum seekers now falls on the Mexican government, although it's unclear if they've signed on to the policy yet.
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"We continue to push for peaceful resolutions to international conflicts," he said in a speech marking Indonesia's independence day, which falls on Wednesday.
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This year, the holiday falls on a Wednesday, giving police two weekends in which they must contend with an increased possibility of gunfire.
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And, in lieu of an official explanation from Google, the task falls on us to try to unravel the mystery behind Google's branding.
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Dublin's ISEQ, which typically falls on fears of a disorderly Brexit, ended down 1.5% to post its biggest percentage fall in two weeks.
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The holiday, which falls on March 14 every year, celebrates pi (π), a mathematical ratio that represents a circle's circumference to its diameter.
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When this weak acid falls on land, tiny traces of minerals dissolve from rocks into the water, separating into charged particles called ions.
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National Margarita Day takes place on February 22 and this year that falls on a Friday—giving you even more reason to celebrate.
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But, I made the executive decision because at the end of the day, all of this falls on my hands and my conscious.
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If someone were to jump onto a stream and do this, the punishment automatically falls on the creator, according to YouTube's current rules.
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As politicians tend to shy away from the sensitive topic of FGM, the responsibility falls on charities to do the work, said Dukureh.
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Now, more than 100 years later, the land falls on Zuckerberg's estate and belongs in part to members of Rapozo's sprawling family tree.
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Having a birthday that falls on a major holiday can sometimes be a bit of a letdown — but not if you're Hailey Baldwin.
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It's a common practice for networks that work with YouTube creators, but a potentially dangerous one when the network falls on hard times.
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"The responsibility for the change of Iran's cooperation level with the IAEA falls on those who have created this new situation," he added.
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It is timed to cash in on the festival: day one of a pig-year in the Chinese zodiac falls on February 5th.
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The timing for what would be the ECB's first rate rise since 2011 now falls on March 2019, judging by money market pricing.
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We have difficulty recruiting and retaining women in STEM fields, and oftentimes, this burden falls on the very women who are already disadvantaged.
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A soft light falls on them from the window; behind them a pair of framed pictures of Chinese landscapes hang on the wall.
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All in all, Galloway argues that the bigger culprit falls on the board members who picked Mayer as CEO in the first place.
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While some of the credit for that falls on the Denver offensive line keeping Manning clean, more of it belongs to Emmanuel Sanders.
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Carol Clover's Men, Women, and Chain Saws, published in 1992, is a book-length analysis of how that gaze falls on different genders.
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Then, only once you know where your hair falls on the spectrum can you take steps to make your masking session more effective.
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In the absence of a unified national surveillance system, the onus of monitoring drug-resistant infections and related deaths falls on the states.
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WATCH THIS: Winter Weather Devastates Toddler This year's winter solstice is special, as it falls on the night of December's Full Cold Moon.
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Mike's one of the lucky guys whose bday falls on 4/20 -- appropriate for so many reasons -- plus, this year he turned 42.
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The book launch was timed to coincide with the play's premiere in London and Harry Potter's fictional birthday, which falls on July 31.
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"It kind of falls on Hopper to be the voice of authority to say, 'This did happen and this didn't happen,'" says Harbour.
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Collecting this water, sometimes from isolated areas, is a task that often falls on women — it's time-consuming, physically demanding and often dangerous.
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Inadequate funding also leads to more expensive water service, as the burden of compensating for decreased federal funding often falls on rate payers.
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"Sunlight" would be precious and evolution would drive alien plants to find ways to collect every bit of energy that falls on them.
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It falls on each of us every day to present a counternarrative and to show the world what American greatness can look like.
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The greatest impact falls on Venezuelans themselves, but the impact on OPEC, oil markets and the U.S. shows how dynamic the situation is.
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Thursday's announcement falls on the 65th anniversary of the 1953 Iranian coup, stoking international speculation that the Trump administration is advocating regime change.
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The Massachusetts senator said in an interview with Bloomberg Wednesday that the onus falls on the company to fix it, not the consumers.
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This can be a burden if it falls on a busy week or if I didn't plan to shop and cook for 10.
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When it comes to determining who's trustworthy and who's not, that's a decision that clearly falls on the other side of that fence.
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Much of the responsibility to prevent this falls on platforms themselves, and policies like anti-defamation statutes to catch up to the technology.
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When you have the proper name first and follow it with "and The…" it's not unreasonable that the focus falls on the godhead.
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Jon Tester in November, is running as an unflinching supporter of President Donald Trump, welcoming the President's visit to Great Falls on Thursday.
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It said that no matter how fast you pick up food that falls on the floor, you will pick up bacteria with it.
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Nowruz, which translates to "new day" and falls on the exact moment of the spring equinox, is surrounded by many rituals and celebrations.
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Where Hershman Leeson's work falls on the spectrum between brilliant conceptual art and ethically questionable, because self-serving, is part of the charm.
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On Saint or Savage, Hazard, through his songs, lets you decide which end of the spectrum he falls on (it's complicated, of course).
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Artificial intelligence Zuckerberg and Facebook are building lots of artificial intelligence software, but it's unclear where he falls on the debate around regulation.
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I'm not sure where that falls on the spectrum of HESITATION, which, by the way, makes its New York Times Crossword debut here.
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Ireland's benchmark ISEQ equity index has shed 10 percent this year, roughly in line with falls on the pan-European STOXX 600 index.
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Everything technically falls on me, but my mom helps me in other ways like proof-reading scholarship letters and occasionally finding other ones.
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And much of the pressure of making sure that connection makes sense too often falls on the individual rather than the potential employer.
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Quenton Nelson of the Colts much prefers to push onrushing opponents backward until he falls on top of them, the proverbial pancake block.
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These jackets are also waterproof rather than just water-resistant, so whenever rain falls on the jacket, it bounces off instead of absorbing.
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The Paris accord will officially become open for signatures April 22 at a U.N. meeting in New York, which falls on Earth Day.
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Independence Day celebrations will pop and crackle throughout the weekend this year, since the holiday falls on Tuesday, after and before a workday.
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But if this baby greatly climbs or falls on the charts in a short amount of time, it might signal a health condition.
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But the case for or against those ideas really stands or falls on issues that don't have much to do with the chart.
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The only problem: November 3 falls on a Sunday -- a day when all Chick-fil-A locations across the United States are closed.
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The shopping holiday falls on the second Monday of December each year and is used to represent 10 full business days before Christmas.
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US stock futures were also moving higher, recovering from sharp falls on Thursday that accelerated after Mnuchin backed out of the Saudi conference.
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And yet, Democrats still appear convinced they are the default beneficiaries when Trump falls on his face, all evidence to the contrary notwithstanding.
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This year, the federal holiday in his honor, which takes place every third Monday of January, falls on his actual birthday, January 15.
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A global movement to encourage donations has even been created, called GivingTuesday, which began in 2012 and falls on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving.
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The area was also at risk for acid rain, which could lead to lead poisoning as rain falls on debris, Dr. Mazariegos said.
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The burden of maintaining the household, with few resources, falls on women like Nwe, who must look for other sources of income than farming.
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The celebratory green doughnuts will be available starting on Friday, March 15 through St. Patrick's Day, which this year, falls on Sunday, March 17.
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Since Lara Jean has never had a boyfriend before, the full weight of making their relationship look real falls on Peter's more experienced shoulders.
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The problem arises when Esmail falls on the tropes that he's used before, a lesson most likely learned after directing every episode this season.
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A: If you're not an aggressive Amazon shopper, you may feel a little intimidated by Prime Day that falls on July 16th this year.
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The game falls on the easier side of the gaming spectrum, but that's not necessarily a bad thing if you're just looking to unwind.
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But as the keeper of the family calendar and bank account and the mother who works from home, this task inevitably falls on me.
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Schlemiel Incompetent person (Example: The schlemiel accidentally drops a bowl of soup.) Schlimazel Unlucky (Example: The schlimazel is the one the soup falls on.)
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Under Part D, the responsibility to negotiate for lower costs falls on major insurance providers, who work with drug companies to push prices down.
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Since the 15th falls on a weekend this year, our last day to file is technically April 17 (procrastinators, breathe a sigh of relief).
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While I'm out, my husband decides to fix a drawer in the kitchen that falls on our feet every time we pull it out.
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"Boy," she says, "this gets heavy" – and it does, although Jenner's tone in that moment falls on an indeterminate point between fascination and disinclination.
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But that's not all the online retailer is angling to accomplish on the self-invented sales holiday, which falls on July 12 this year.
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Dealers and strategists said a recovery for the dollar against the euro after dramatic falls on Tuesday had played a role in boosting sterling.
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With the Democratic race tightening, the candidates have agreed to participate in additional debates, and the first one falls on Thursday at 9 p.m.
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Meanwhile, too much of the burden falls on individuals if their firm goes bankrupt, as banks—the main source of financing—demand onerous guarantees.
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Jimmy attempts to shame Mickey's me-time, saying it's a betrayal, and falls on some very tired, sexist stereotypes to defend his hypocritical position.
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If torrential rain falls on the last day of August in one region after a few dispirited drizzles all month, the average inches up.
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And when you do that, it goes a long way to taking some of the stigma away that, right now, really falls on women.
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To fix this, we have to change the way we think about success in digital health, and that responsibility falls on many different parties.
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It's fitting, and not coincidental, that the commemoration also falls on the first day of Computer Science Education Week, which runs through December 10.
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Other shifts in air pollution, greenhouse gasses, and even volcanic activity over the coming decades could also change how much rain falls on California.
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But for now, Apple, Facebook, Google and Spotify have all agreed there is one person who falls on the wrong side of that line.
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Both Saturn and Capricorn love anniversaries, so it's a pleasant coincidence that this lunar eclipse falls on the 50th anniversary of the moon landing.
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According to a new order in the case, Jesse will get their kids overnight if his scheduled visit with them falls on a weekend.
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Coachella 2018 falls on 4/20, but those hoping to score and smoke weed openly in Indio are outta luck, despite California legalizing it.
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And the film's focus also falls on those who kill them, and on how it feels to commit murder, even with a righteous cause.
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Because of Washington, D.C.'s observance of Emancipation Day, which falls on April 15 this year, the IRS is deferring to the legal holiday.
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" The real question is, "If a whaboom falls on the internet and no one is there to see it, did it even ever happen?
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He crossed Niagara Falls on a high-wire exactly 5 years ago today but Erendira just put a whole new meaning to hanging out.
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But that connection is hotly contested, with the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center finding that only about 20 percent of the burden falls on workers.
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It was the 11th edition of the annual Singles Day event — also called the Double 11 shopping festival because it falls on Nov. 11.
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In his view guilt "almost entirely" falls on those in the Russian military whose job it was to communicate with the Syrian air defense.
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Cramer has found that certain companies have started to "change the narrative" with strategic mergers and acquisitions when doubt falls on their well-being.
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Veterans Day: This federal holiday falls on November 11 and is designated as a day to honor all who have served in the military.
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Penney's move into subscription boxes falls on the heels of Stitch Fix's IPO, where the online service raised $120 million in a downsized offering.
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We shouldn't have to pay for it; that burden falls on the men who abuse us, and the society that allows it to happen.
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Against a euro that was stronger across the board after its steep falls on Thursday, sterling fell 0.4 percent on Friday to 83.20 pence.
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After that prologue, the stress falls on Graham, Bradlee, and their newspaper, and The Post plays like a prequel to All the President's Men.
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Depending on how those lines distort and move over time, the system can infer the exact shape of the object the pattern falls on.
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This is comically acted out as the jurors try to decide whether to watch "Seinfeld" or "Martin," and the vote falls on racial lines.
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The drill falls on the anniversary of an 8.0-magnitude earthquake that shook Mexico's capital in 1985, burying nearly 10,000 people amid its rubble.
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Ultimately, the need to treat an individual person and the responsibility for that falls on the shoulders of a doctor—that's what they do.
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The most intense scrutiny falls on firms that currently have no women who can write checks and lead their own deals, like Andreessen Horowitz.
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He's shaking a little, and a piece of lettuce he just picked out of his burger escapes his fingers and falls on the tray.
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The president criticized Valentine's Day, which falls on Sunday this year, as a Western import that threatens to undermine the Islamic values of Pakistan.
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Christmas Eve, December 24 Most of the snow that falls on Sunday will be left behind from the strong low pressure sweeping through Saturday.
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At 35 he became the first person to cross the gorge below Niagara Falls, on a rope nearly a third of a mile long.
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The responsibility for holding to account any bad actors identified in the report, President Trump included, now falls on the American people and Congress.
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The idea is to make the calendar perennial, so that each date falls on the same day each year, making dates easier to remember.
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Andrea Constand says Mr. Cosby drugged and sexually assaulted her in 2004"The whole case stands or falls on her," a legal expert said.
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Fifth, the burden of proof often falls on the veteran, and missing or inaccurate records make proving their claim impossible, according to the report.
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In 2015, Georgia renamed the day "State Holiday" to strike mention of Lee and the Confederacy, though it still falls on the same day.
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The Democratic Senate Whip Durbin told CNN that he believes the blame falls on both sides of the aisle when it comes to ducking.
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On all counts, M.T.A. cooperation is, of course, essential, but the heavier burden to make streets friendlier for mass transit falls on city government.
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You may feel like a complaint to a company falls on deaf ears, but some companies have made significant changes after feedback from customers.
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The burden of maintaining the household with few resources falls on women like Njau, who must look for other sources of income than farming.
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Oil prices ticked up after falls on Monday as traders weighed support from OPEC-led supply restraint and a slowdown in the global economy.
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Publishers have long maintained that fact-checking every book would be prohibitively expensive, and that the responsibility falls on authors, who hold the copyrights.
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Ms. Rollins's son-in-law told a local television station that the family had been preparing for her 60th birthday, which falls on Christmas.
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Snow (snaw) falls on a story about a lonely person (perhaps an anstapa, a lone-stepper), while social discord ripples beneath the poem's surface.
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These so called Old Calendarists follow the Julian calendar, which means that their Christmas eve falls on what's January 6 for the rest us.
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That falls on the high end of rental pricing, but you can get a 10 percent discount if you book a week in advance.
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It falls on the men around him who have played along, and egged him on, and laughed it up for the past several decades.
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In the scratch test, he takes several picks to the S7 Edge's front and back glass to see where it falls on the Mohs scale.
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Sharing a fraught legal area with the likes of oil and gold, ownership of a meteorite depends very much on whose land it falls on.
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TREE BRANCH FALLS ON CROWD AT FIREWORKS SHOW, KILLS 2 At least eight of those killed were from Tultepec, home to a major fireworks industry.
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Now she's exactly that — though probably not for long since it falls on the last of her allies to punish her for what she's done.
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In honor of World Emoji Day, which falls on July 17, Tinder shared a list of the top 10 most-used emoji in profile bios.
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"The initiative falls on the soon-to-be-married couples' shoulders to determine how to best handle the situation in front of them," says Gelb.
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The scheduled release date was Sunday, but apparently there's a policy that inmates whose release date falls on a weekend get sprung the Friday before.
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In political rhetoric, the difference between earnest and oily is often very slight, and tonally, Cruz sometimes falls on the wrong side of that divide.
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During the couple's recent vacation to Australia and New Zealand, the Australian TV personality proposed at the bottom of Bridal Veil Falls on Dec. 19.
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In a rare coincidence, Ash Wednesday, a major holiday within Christianity, falls on the same day as a major secular holiday this year: Valentine's Day.
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"I'm rewatching Gravity Falls on Hulu and have reached Weirdmageddon," user kr0mbopulosm1ke wrote on the Reddit forum dedicated to the kids' cartoon earlier this week.
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While Overwatch has been adding backstory elements or character relationships in over time, the responsibility for fleshing out people like Hanzo falls on the fans.
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U.S. Treasury yields edged lower on Friday, in line with falls on Wall Street as investors weighed the fate of the Republicans' tax cut plan.
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Insurance companies, like Travelers Insurance, likely do this because police departments rarely have to pay when sued, as the liability usually falls on insurance companies.
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The company's quarterly revenue forecast was reduced by $15 million because of the timing of the Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur, which falls on Sept.
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Middleton donned the cheery Aimee Polka Dot Dress, which, at a retail price of $2,150, certainly falls on the higher end of her fashion spectrum.
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Prince William will have to miss his beloved soccer final as it falls on the same day as Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding date.
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Giving Tuesday, which always falls on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving in the U.S., is a national day of giving that kicks off the charitable season.
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COLOMBO, June 9 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares closed slightly firmer on Friday, snapping four straight sessions of falls, on foreign investor buying in select stocks.
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She celebrates two birthdays each year: her actual birthday on 21 April and her official one which usually falls on the second Saturday in June.
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Euro zone bank stocks had led falls on Thursday when the European Central Bank cut its growth forecasts and pushed out an interest rate hike.
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First introduced into the lexicon by Parks and Recreation's Leslie Knope, Galentine's Day falls on February 13 (but you can celebrate it all week long).
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Traders expected increased foreign currency purchases by corporates and individuals next week to meet requirements ahead of the Lunar New Year, which falls on Feb.
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Our future clean, green, prosperous, united, confident, ambitious – this my friends is the prize, more still the responsibility that it falls on us to fulfil.
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The Women's March usually falls on a day that I work, but I've considered asking for that day off specifically so that I can attend.
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No matter where your complexion falls on the Fitzpatrick Skin Type scale, ultraviolet radiation (UV) from the sun or tanning beds will damage your skin.
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The burden falls on Congress to continue to support the agency-led DATA Act implementation efforts at Treasury and OMB and across each federal agency.
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The series of short videos, entitled "Unimpossible Missions," was released to coincide with National Inventor's Day in the United States, which falls on Edison's birthday.
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LONDON, Dec 14 (Reuters) - Greece's 10-year government bond yield extended recent sharp falls on Thursday to touch its lowest level in almost a decade.
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Today, the burden falls on companies to safeguard their reputations by being forthcoming with shareholders and consumers, and by adopting protective transparency and accountability policies.
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Austria Microsystems, the best-performing European tech stock this year, sank 12 percent while Dialog Semiconductor dropped 3.5 percent, the biggest falls on the STOXX.
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Instead, it falls on the first Friday in June, making it the perfect way to celebrate the end of the week with a sweet treat.
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The first Democratic debate falls on a crucial anniversary marking one year since the Supreme Court upheld President Trump's travel ban from predominantly Muslim countries.
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But the last few days can be particularly sparse, and this year, the final day of school falls on a Tuesday late in the month.
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Transgender Day of Remembrance, a day meant to honor the transgender people who have lost their lives to anti-transgender violence, falls on Nov. 20.
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Trilobites This "cyber forest" shows what trees would look like a thousand years in the future, depending on how much rain falls on the Northeast.
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When Darden breaks down and admits he doesn't want to put Fuhrman on the stand, Clark falls on her sword and says she'll do it.
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The record's focus rarely falls on a single pinpoint in the music, unless you count her voice, an instrument of sensuous calm and limber cool.
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It is most often eaten during the Dragon Boat Festival, which falls on the fifth day of the fifth month on the Chinese lunar calendar.
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TORONTO, July 10 (Reuters) - A man "in crisis" survived a plunge over the Canadian side of Niagara Falls on Tuesday, according to Niagara Parks police.
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Cyber Monday falls on December 2 and often features some of the biggest online deals of the year on tech, home goods, clothing, and more.
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But Trump said he'd like the country "opened up and just raring to go by Easter," which falls on April 12 — only 19 days away.
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BRIAN SEIBERT After the curtain falls on Paul Taylor work "Big Bertha" (1970), you're frozen in your seat; you can't quite believe what you've seen.
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For a city that rises and falls on what's for dinner, taking inventory of its restaurants was one way to measure both devastation and resilience.
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The clock is running, and naps are best when the clocks stop running, when the weight of slumber falls on you of its own accord.
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Hicok's exhortation to accept responsibility for our future falls on conveniently stoppered ears: The final line, with its rhyming monosyllables, lands like a judge's gavel.
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It falls on them because often they are the only family members who speak English, have higher education and a better understanding of American bureaucracy.
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Generally, a lot of this responsibility falls on formal energy organizations like the nonprofit North American Electric Reliability Corporation and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
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The outbreak has cast a shadow over celebrations for Lunar New Year, which falls on January 25, and put the rest of Asia on edge.
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Although much of the onus for improving this situation falls on healthcare providers and plans, Congress and the executive branch should take steps as well.
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Together, through several FaceTime video chats and long text message threads, Kaufman and Levy created National Muffin Day, which falls on January 28 this year.
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Now, the burden falls on landlords to pay brokers their fees or they can choose to list, market and lease their units on their own.
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It falls on President Trump to use the power of a pardon as the final means of checks and balances to right this horrible wrong.
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"This case also exemplifies why it is that this system, for good reason, demands that the responsibility [for sentencing] falls on someone neutral," Jackson said.
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