"Time to shake the trees dude ... see what falls out!"
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Then all of this stuff falls out of his backpack.
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And what falls out of that is actually extreme comedy.
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From my perspective, if nothing falls out, they don't care.
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Finally, a maggot falls out of one of Enkidu's nostrils.
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The employee falls out of their chair to the ground.
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Ortiz slumps to his left and falls out of his chair.
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They're great for jogging until your stomach falls out your butt!
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Where this falls out in those five Cs, I don&apost know.
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And what happens after a GoPro drone falls out of the sky?
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And just as quickly he falls out of love with that person.
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Everything droops, wrinkles, falls out, detumesces, dries up or, embarrassingly, wets itself.
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J.'s nightmares are so bad that he falls out of bed.
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One person falls out of its thrall and the next floats right in.
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At this point, nearly everyone falls out of the yacht, drowns, and dies.
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A dark-skinned man falls out of an Australian woman's wardrobe in Sydney.
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The only trouble is, things turn violent when David falls out of bed.
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He begins vomiting, his hair falls out and blisters appear in his mouth.
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"If a bagel falls out the bottom, that's 23 cents," Mr. Greenblatt said.
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So, simply put, everything she puts in there just falls out the bottom.
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Every day, a new movie is added and one falls out of the catalog.
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A unit that falls out of rent control can be leased at market rate.
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But once it collides with practical issues or social interactions, the bottom falls out.
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Trump's move falls out of step with the Pentagon, which on the Korean Peninsula.
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It is not just a matter of how little water falls out of the sky.
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For some, hair falls out in clumps, then grows back, only to fall out again.
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Maybe this way it will feel like less of a betrayal when it falls out.
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"If my septum falls out, I'm going to make you eat my septum," Kendall snarls.
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"If my septum falls out, I'm going to make you eat my septum," Kendall snarls.
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The little girl falls out of the frame and the woman glances up at the camera.
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"As a result we've reduced the amount of nitrogen that falls out in rainwater," he said.
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When you bring it up, don't get it caught on anything so the mail falls out.
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I'm going to pull you limb from limb like a piñata and see what falls out.
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"We humans say it falls out of tune, but that's not exactly accurate," Mr. Sakamoto says.
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How do you purchase a house you can hold onto if the bottom falls out again?
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But it is not every day that 3.4 tons of gold falls out of the sky.
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A bag of snacks falls out of an overhead bin, prompting momentary panic from some reporters.
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He falls out with Sansa and his fellow Northerners over his decision to bend the knee. 3.
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If you go and disturb that equilibrium, you're going to feel how everything falls out of place.
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McDole falls out of his wheelchair and into the street, where the report says police recovered a .
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It falls out of the box, into the cracks of the bridge before falling into the river.
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The only thing is, whenever he opens his mouth, Kazakh falls out instead of an Irish brogue.
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Luke Kuechly pick 6, and more....fan falls out of the stands, and Peanut Charles Tillman. pic.twitter.
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Why did Sendak depict Mickey naked, his little penis in evidence, once he falls out of bed?
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If most of the first season's gaming metaphor falls out here, it's not for lack of trying.
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And if a drone falls out of the sky, it's likely to affect firefighting crews on the ground.
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If it falls out too badly with the West, it may drift even closer to Russia or China.
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Our thought bubble: What leadership keenly understands is that the bottom falls out on a vote like this.
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If you put them back into your food container, one of them always falls out onto the floor.
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So even if one decayed, brown-mottled tooth falls out, an infection may continue ravaging that child's mouth.
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There's a mesh pocket inside to carry pens or notebooks, with a Velcro closure so nothing falls out.
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Then everything goes completely wild and a flaming airplane falls out of the sky because, sure, why not?
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With his loss to Nadal, he falls out of the top 24 for the first time since 2006.
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As you mentioned, so many of these looks are so designed for movement and nothing ever falls out.
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"Going fast is easy, this is like — what if my dress rips and my butt falls out?" she said.
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Ally yourself with someone who falls out of favor, and you may find yourself on the way out too.
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It's hard to convince people they should pay much for something that falls out of the sky for free.
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"I love to sit down with my guitar and pick around on ideas until something falls out," Hackett ays.
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If Britain falls out of the EU, membership of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) will be its crash mat.
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If an AirPod falls out while you're rushing through a crowd or on the subway, you're kind of screwed.
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It also makes the organization stable: If one cog falls out, the rest of the machine can still function.
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A passenger in the SUV then opens his door and falls out as the driver tries to speed away.
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Ms. Whittaker is knocked to the ground and then falls out of the TARDIS's door into the open sky.
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L Brands' Victoria's Secret falls out of the top 10 to number 13 as it struggles to excite shoppers.
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Either way, I'll live and at least it won't shatter to pieces if it falls out of my lap.
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After a second wayward tee shot, he three-putts No.2 for another bogey and falls out of the lead.
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As Ashley is spastically bouncing up and down screaming at me, her boob falls out on the security guard's head.
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Is there any theme park horror story scarier than the one where someone falls out of a high-flying ride?
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Under the tour's current pace-of-play policy, players are "on the clock" when their group falls out of position.
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In the final seconds of the clip, a body seemingly falls out of the sky and crashes onto Lawrence's car.
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It is possible that the reference to potential targets in Manafort's case falls out of the scope of Mueller's investigation.
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But after Sasha falls out with her successful but emotionally distant fiancé, she finds herself drawn to Marcus's unassuming nature.
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Joey Bosa, thought of as a top-five lock for almost two years, nearly falls out of the top 10!
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But the years go by, the hair falls out, and you find yourself playing the worst man in the world.
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Together, these mental monsters taunt Usher when he falls out of line with expectations from every corner of his society.
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Interims can command high day rates and enjoy autonomy but their expertise falls out of favour as the market changes.
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Their hair falls out, they develop open sores and they go blind, yet still stumble around in search of females.
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Mickey falls out of his bed, through the ceiling and into the cake batter being prepared in the Night Kitchen.
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Don't you just hate it when you are in a business meeting and your phone falls out of your pocket?
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Almost serendipitously, an engagement ring falls out of his coat as she picks it up, sending the girls into full frenzy.
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SpaceX is getting excruciatingly close to catching a part of its rocket that falls out of the sky after each launch.
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The question is, when the bottom falls out, between supergiant and more normal-sized rounds, which has the farthest to fall?
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If you take a baby tooth out before it falls out, the more complications you have with development, speech and growth.
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But she soon falls out with the president and is sacked after less than eight months in office after much infighting.
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When a baby tooth falls out, the viability of the pulp is limited if it's not preserved in the proper solution.
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"When a falling star, a literal star falls out the sky, everyone looks at it, notices it, gasps," said the Rev.
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Sharapova, who hadn't played a tour match since her loss to Williams a year earlier, falls out of the rankings completely.
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Gasana was reminded of a video he had seen, in which a carbon-fibre V.T.O.L. drone falls out of the sky.
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U.S. falls out of the top-703 most democratic societies, according to Democracy Index U.S. falls out of the top-270 most democratic societies, according to Democracy Index The number of "full democracies" in the world has decreased from 245 in 266 to 19 in 2016 — and the one missing is the United States of America.
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JON MEACHAM, AUTHOR, THE SOUL OF AMERICA: If a recession hits -- UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: You think that&aposs where he bottom falls out?
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Huskie junior Harrison Brockway nearly picks it out the air, but loses control of the rock as he falls out of bounds.
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The prized "dead cat" strategy—distracting us with a single dire act while everything else falls out of focus—is in play.
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If someone falls out of a tree, they can't sue you, because you're letting them in on good faith to pick fruit.
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Something you don't even know you want until it falls out of the sky and hits you on the head one day.
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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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"It's clear that one of the most important tactics to the investigators is destroying relationships to see what falls out," Caputo said.
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If a nest falls out and wasps start to swarm, you can try to quickly take out your net and catch one.
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Dave Malloy's adaptation of a chunk of "War and Peace," with immersive direction by Rachel Chavkin, falls out of its Broadway orbit.
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One complaint read, "It is just a matter of time until someone falls out of a moving vehicle and is killed or injured."
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That effect would ripple through the entire universe at the speed of light as the fake floor falls out to the real one.
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Viserion immediately falls out of the sky, and the camera zooms in on her face, mourning the death of one of her children.
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But nope, not until the cut out shape falls out of the device, severing all connections does it finally give up the ghost.
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This guy opens the door, falls out, crawls over, and starts pulling on my door handle, and I noticed that it's my doctor!
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Right about the time he says that no one would be tougher on ISIS than he, it falls out limply on the floor.
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"You don't want to be in a situation where the stone falls out, or is stolen, and you don't have coverage," she said.
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You might be wondering: Can you just wait and see if it falls out, or do you have to see a doctor ASAP?
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As the novel pivots to the 1970s, Green all but falls out of the novel and Jonathan, or Johnny, becomes the book's center.
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When it falls out of his pocket at home, the family dog Happy gets a hold of it, and delivers it to dad.
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"This certainly falls out of the realm of what is considered a normal market structure," said Dan Deming, managing director at KKM Financial.
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"Oil is weak because many demand signals are blinking red, and supply cuts won't matter if the bottom falls out of demand," Sankey wrote.
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So while Bella's no Nancy Sinatra, it's better she get all of her falls out now rather than later on the Michael Kors runway.
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Sometimes, a couple just falls out of love and it's completely possible that people who used to be married can still be great friends.
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To the Editor: Re "Democratic Race Resets as Biden Rides a Victory and Buttigieg Falls Out" (front page, March 2): Kudos to Mayor Pete.
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PARTY BUS OWNER CITED AFTER UNC CHARLOTTE STUDENT, 20, FALLS OUT BUS WINDOW, DIES It's still unclear how Rogers managed to fall off the vehicle.
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But it is a negative, the market once again comes under a little bit of pressure, I don't think it falls out of bed though.
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Queer women can provide plenty of support to straight women who need a makeover, especially if their style falls out of the traditional gender binary.
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It's less a cereal bar and more just individual Reese's Pieces cereal bites, and one falls out of my hand and onto the bathroom floor.
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If you recall, that's the one where Gretchen falls out of favor with Regina after arguing over who stands where in the school holiday show.
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When he opens the overhead locker, a copy of Thomas Piketty's "Capital in the 21st century" falls out and hits you on the head 8.
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"So no matter how ferociously Amina fell in love with them, she falls out of love the moment she understands they are traitors," explained Ogunjiofor.
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"My idea is that people would open their front door and a little pink envelope falls out of the door to the ground," he said.
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Modern Love On this week's podcast, the actress Kristin Scott Thomas tells the story of a couple that falls out of — and back into — conversation.
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Along the way, he's imprisoned, falls in love, falls out of love, becomes a nomad again, and arrives home in Berlin to find it completely changed.
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Most of the time, if your drone falls out of the sky and breaks into a dozen pieces, you're going to have a really bad day.
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Worse may be ahead if the UK struggles to agree a new trade deal with the European Union and falls out with its largest trading partner.
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Here's a challenge for all you cinephiles: name a major modern motion picture wherein a woman, the protagonist, falls out of love with a man. Exactly.
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In some cases — like Patten's — Mueller has referred evidence of potential criminal wrongdoing that falls out of the scope of the probe to other federal prosecutors.
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So, some of that is cross-selling and upselling to the existing bases as the portfolio falls out and some of it is net-new logos.
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In the episode "Frank Falls Out the Window," Frank almost dies after—you guessed it—falling out the window, where Charlie makes him sit to fart.
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You can talk about who has been screwing who, but the gossip just falls out on the table and neither of you want to pick it up.
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This type of CEO style can lead to periods of time in between product launches where the stock of the given company simply falls out of favor.
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Survivors (a group that includes me) know that hair falls out from chemotherapy, skin gets burned from radiation, and breasts never look or feel the same again.
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We expect regular software updates, but forget that governance is also in constant flux, and begins to fail when it falls out of sync with the culture.
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We should smash our computers and throw our phones into the ocean, then open every cardboard box in every attic on earth and read whatever falls out.
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The pair's longing looks are cut short when blood starts pouring out of a closet; Betty-Britney's boyfriend Linus (Joshua Bassett) falls out of a closet, dead.
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At the poles in winter, it falls out of the air and freezes to ice, then wafts back into the atmosphere as temperatures warm in the spring.
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Laurel falls out of love as desperately as she fell into it, but somewhere in her subconscious a voice whispers that Dixon isn't a man to spurn.
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He seems to be under the impression that there is this fluffy, cold, white stuff called "snow" that falls out of the sky that blankets everything it touches.
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Now, theoretically, if the bottom truly falls out for Trump and Republican candidates are dragged down with him, a couple more GOP-held seats could become competitive too.
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Everything that falls out from there — what the doubles are, where they come from, and what they want— comes as a series of shocks better experienced than described.
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That really does seem like a pittance that could be raised by following around a couple of Silicon Valley billionaires and catching what falls out of their pockets.
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"This is not like the change that falls out in between the sofa cushions," said Kathleen Clark, a professor of law and an ethics expert at Washington University.
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Definitely don't think that your cat will just be fine if it unfortunately falls out of your third-story window or even from your top of your refrigerator.
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He is then moved to an assisted-living facility, where a social worker falls out of his bedroom window to her death, leaving him the only apparent suspect.
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But I think Parasite ultimately falls out of that trap, especially compared to a movie like Knives Out, precisely because of how interpersonally kind its wealthy characters are.
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I had moved on for the most part (except that piece of you that never falls out of love with your first), and was with a man I loved.
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Plus, they would get their own economic and geopolitical benefits from fostering a close relationship with South Korea while it potentially falls out of favor with the United States.
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If you told him a plane falls out of the sky when it runs out of fuel, and the president's gut told him otherwise, he'd stick to his line.
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And this is probably not going to change until the bottom falls out or fairer taxes greatly reduce income inequality, and the economy, the art world included, restructures itself.
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The episode title of this week's Grey's Anatomy is an unfortunate joke at the expense of a man who falls out of a plane and lands on a woman.
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Trump's move falls out of step with the Pentagon, which has maintained that the joint exercises are routine, purely defensive and vital to maintaining readiness on the Korean Peninsula.
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Even if Bush, Florida's former governor, falls out of the top 5 in Iowa polling, he will still make the main stage unless he significantly drops in national polls.
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"Oil is weak because many demand signals are blinking red, and supply cuts won't matter if the bottom falls out of demand," Sankey said in a research note on Tuesday.
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"It doesn't look like Brexit is going to be a major concern, so I think that again, unless something falls out of the sky, the Fed will raise rates," McCarthy.
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Tartar can eat away at the tooth and gums that surround the tooth, breaking it down and creating pockets where the tooth becomes loose and eventually falls out, he said.
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"Sometimes, hair falls out or you might not have a full head of hair due to genetic tendency — this can start appearing in your early to mid-20s," he says.
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We didn't include the Apple AirPods—or any of the "truly wireless" gear out there—because the ultra minimal design falls out of your head pretty easily when doing activities.
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To extract the battery, you slide a little lever and it falls out about half an inch: you then have to push the battery back in to fully release it.
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As the institution of the shopping mall gradually falls out of favor, a number of once-iconic things are going with them: Department stores, toy stores, and budget shoe stores.
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The varied styles mirror the Island of Lost Toys-esque individuality of all the loose change that falls out in the City of Angels, as Frank Lloyd Wright once quipped.
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The spread of the coronavirus and an influx of travel bans have left YouTube content creators and their channels grounded as air travel falls out of favor with the public.
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When a country that used to be among the best in innovation and productivity falls out of the top 10, that's a sign that we've taken too many steps backward.
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If your dream job suddenly falls out of the sky, or if you're reading this too late, you can still give your boss a chance to make a counter offer.
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All the while, I was making sure my camera bag didn't rip open, because if you zip it a certain way, the camera falls out, and it would be destroyed.
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If you've ever seen a horse take a shit, you know that its asshole kind of blossoms—gonna pause here to let you vomit—before a softball-sized bolus falls out.
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The two addicts pants Gloria — and the gun falls out, revealing that she was the one who took it from Daya (presumably to stop her from making decisions she'd regret later).
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"If the United States falls out of compliance with the deal, then it is up to every other member of the deal to decide how they want to proceed," Sherman said.
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"The air is cold enough down low that as the frozen precipitation falls out of it, it never encounters a warm enough layer of air to melt," said Dr. Nielsen-Gammon.
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So being the golden boy or the beautiful young thing clearly worries me because you think, What happens when my hair falls out, like it is, and I start getting old?
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This vast, hulking Star Destroyer of a franchise has become too cumbersome to pull off any genuinely nimble maneuvers, but at the same time, it never falls out of the sky.
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And payloads themselves are increasingly designed so that equipment which has fulfilled its purpose falls out of orbit years or decades sooner than it otherwise would, lest it collide with functioning spacecraft.
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Why it matters: Soot or black carbon from burning coal contributes to climate change but is difficult to study because it falls out of the atmosphere after a few days or weeks.
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It's an eighties reboot of the stateroom sequence from " A Night at the Opera " (1935), when Margaret Dumont opens the door and a torrent of waiters, maids, and Marx Brothers falls out.
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Researchers found that when cats encountered a condition that wasn't congruent with physical laws—for example, the box doesn't rattle but a ball falls out—they tended to look at it longer.
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However, the Tile app will let you know as soon as it falls out of range with your bag, so you can see where it was right before you lost the connection.
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After about three minutes and 18 seconds of straightforward, daydreaming pop, she says, "Break," and the bottom falls out, leaving just the keyboard and percussion, and a new, primal energy takes over.
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After all, if a defendant on supervised release falls out of touch with the program, either missing an in-person visit or phone call, BJI must notify the court after 48 hours.
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The meat juice seeps into the sweet bread below, and as I dive in for a mouthful, the filling falls out and all over my fingers in a delicious mess of flavour.
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Turns out that it drops at 39mph, which seems fairly modest unless you're on the ride when it falls out from beneath you and you spray diarrhea all over your own feet.
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"It's just so surreal to come out here and end up on top with the strength of the team that we have, even after having a couple falls out there," Biles said.
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I personally find the AirPod design too easily falls out of my ears, but even I've taken to using Bragi's The Headphone, a similar "true wireless" design that provides a snugger, sealed fit.
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One new sound can stay in the culture forever if acolytes repeat it, pay tribute to it, revive it when it falls out of fashion, or reverse it while acknowledging the original's primacy.
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"I am thrilled with the shelves on the doors because they are solid, so nothing falls out through the bottom like our previous refrigerator," wrote one reviewer who gave the fridge four stars.
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During the British government's 2012 inquiry into the mogul's political influence, the former prime minister described what it was like when a story subject falls out of favor with a Murdoch-controlled tabloid.
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I hope that farmers like Mwembo will still be able to provide for their families if the UN moves toward international decriminalization of weed and the bottom falls out of the illicit market.
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But the new version starts the 180-day clock as soon as a student falls out of status — whether or not the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has noticed or notified the student.
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Many fewer venture-backed companies have gone public, too, and on the private market, it takes time for pricing to fall, whereas when you're public and the market falls out, people leave in droves.
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If people miss or disregard messages that tell them to delay their evacuation, they may be exposed to more of the fallout—the residual radioactive dust and ash that "falls out" of the atmosphere.
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Euro zone finance ministers are expected to meet in the new few weeks to discuss the continuing problems surrounding Greece and its third bailout as the country falls out, yet again, with its lenders.
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Ahmed said the company doesn't want to be caught short if Britain falls out of the EU in 2019 under a so-called "hard Brexit," with no deal reached at the end of negotiations.
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It is beyond me how someone falls out of bed and ends up in the hospital, and I found myself pausing the teleplay to inspect the red stains on the towels in the episode.
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That plays out in a specific way in her music: Unlike the arch self-examination or '80s earnestness of most current pop, nobody ever falls out of love in a Lana Del Rey song.
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It falls out of my hand at night as I drift to sleep, and when I wake up it is nestled into my back, alarm vibrating, small and warm like a twitching baby possum.
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He would reassuringly explain that some hair loss is natural, that the average hair grows a half-inch a month and then falls out, after which the follicle begins to grow a new hair.
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The style is simultaneously edgy and polished, the hoop clasps into itself (making a clean circle) so it literally never falls out, and since it's real 14-karat gold, I haven't experienced any infections.
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If one of them falls out of your ear, you're pretty much screwed and left to return to your wired headset in shame or throw down a ton of money on a new pair.
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Rough stuff risks ripping or tearing rectal tissue or temporarily loosening anal muscles, which can lead to temporary anal incontinence or even a prolapse, in which your rectum basically falls out of your asshole.
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Researchers gave a cough or a sneeze the term "multiphase turbulent buoyant cloud," since the cloud mixes with surrounding air before its payload of liquid droplets falls out, evaporates into solid residues, or both.
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When the narrator falls out of favor with the pop star in a Page Six-worthy scandal, she loses not only her expense-account lifestyle but also what little sense of self she had.
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In China's case, it appears that they have done just the opposite: encouraging traders to lock in sell orders to make sure they are the first to escape the market before the bottom falls out.
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She reached out to Owlet, a brand that makes Smart Socks ($300), a device that tracks a baby's oxygen and heart rate when they are sleeping, and alerts parents when it falls out of range.
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There is some recent support for saying that the First Amendment falls out of the analysis when the government is not acting as a censor, but is merely choosing what speech to adopt or support.
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"There's some sort of ticker system that they won't acknowledge to me that when a Muslim student falls out of status, [ICE] are much more likely to pick him or her up," Fleischer told me.
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What I wanted to do in this arc is take some classic, beloved or notorious Wonder Woman characters, and kind of hold them upside down, shake them and see what falls out of their pockets.
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The Checkup When a toddler's pacifier falls out of his mouth and onto the ground, does it get confiscated and boiled by anxious parents or just licked off and reinserted by the more casually inclined?
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It's also about that word you've heard so many times it no longer feels like a word, more like a round, lozenge-shaped thing that falls out of your mouth every time it opens. Wellness.
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Einstein's relativity, for example, is another more advanced theory that simplifies to textbook physics, and whose machinery falls out of some basic assumptions of the universe, for instance, that the speed of light is a constant.
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But for everyone else on other Windows subscription plans, Microsoft will begin charging from the moment Windows 7 falls out of support in January, with a final cut-off for extended security updates in January 2023.
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If the pilot is successful, it could potentially open up a new market for lidar just as it falls out of favour with some automakers, including Nissan and Tesla, who have called it expensive and unnecessary.
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In the film, which is based on a true story, Garner plays a mother whose faith is tested after her young daughter falls out of a tree and is somehow cured of her rare, incurable disease.
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"Every once in a while, I'll wake up in the middle of the night, because I'll have a dream where my hair tie falls out or I forgot to bring a leotard, something silly," she said.
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One last question about this song: Is the bit in the video where Guy Pearce's tooth falls out a direct reference to the Freudian dream-symbolism where losing your teeth stands for fear of sexual inadequacy?
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The judiciary is supposed to be the least dangerous branch of government, but when it falls out of step with the public, it can nonetheless strain the constitutional order — and the country — to the breaking point.
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"A lot of folks think that impeachment is this mechanical process and that when the president commits high crimes and misdemeanors, [it] just falls out of the sky like some kind of sword of Damocles," Matz said.
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New drugs called JAK inhibitors have been shown effective for many people with alopecia, but no randomized trials have been done, and the patient's hair often falls out again once the medication is stopped, Dr. Piliang said.
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For most of us, moments of inspiration come when we're daydreaming in the shower, or when an apple falls out of a tree and hits us on the head (or doesn't—it in fact fell near Newton).
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You can put your finger in the flapping wings as they flap and it won't hurt you… And also with a quadcopter drone, if any of the mechanism fails it falls out of the sky like a brick.
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In 2016, photos and videos were published of Lohan's then-fiancé Egor Tarabasov grabbing her, seemingly violently, on the beach, holding her arms behind her back while her breast falls out of her dress and she cries in pain.
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If the country abruptly falls out of the EU, for example, and British licences are no longer recognised there, the only guaranteed access to Europe for British hauliers would be via European Conference of Ministers of Transport (ECMT) permits.
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So when the bottom falls out, and the person on the other end of the messages ghosts, your future hypothetical relationship goes up in smoke — much in the same way it does at the end of an actual relationship.
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Take a look ... the delivery guy sets the package down on the porch, leans over and spits ... then catches some of the spit and appears to wipe it on the package as more saliva falls out of his mouth.
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There are also too major surprises along the mile-long course that won't be spoiled here, but let's just say, in the world of Harry Potter, sometimes things look up when you least expect it and sometimes the bottom falls out.
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"A lot of what can be attributed to psychology of the game actually falls out of the mathematics," Bowling said, adding that players may bluff to hide bad cards, but those are situations DeepStack has already accounted for through math.
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In the five-minute clip above, Diana Prince is berated for being single by her nagging mother as she tries to prepare for a mission— that is after she falls out of a chair while trying to read a newspaper.
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That particular fire rages throughout his time in Quebec, as Chuck Rhoades, Sr. artificially "fluffs" the stock's value to squeeze Bobby out of his position and Bobby has to scramble to hold onto the stock until the bottom falls out.
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" But all joking aside, the singer explained, "I did it about a month and some change ago…I don't know if you've ever dyed your hair blonde, and too blonde, sometimes your hair falls out when you go too blonde.
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These sequences, punctuated with two-answer questions about love and life, play out through increasingly tougher levels climbing-based block puzzles that Vincent has to surmount before the ground falls out from underneath him and sends him tumbling to his death.
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Haines' work with The Soft Skeleton is completely opposite of the indie dance punk of Metric (and even a further stretch away from the hope and community with Broken Social Scene.) It "falls out of the regular consumptive mode," she says.
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Robert Hites, a retired tire builder who wore a Steyer t-shirt, hat and buttons to the gathering, said that if Steyer falls out of the race entirely after the early state caucuses and primaries, he will likely get behind Biden.
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"Kill yourself," Amy says – not once, but three times, in between positively spitting with rage that she has to be on her feet, away from her bed (and also her baby) while her uterine lining falls out in clumps into a frozen diaper.
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After putting on the Rift headset, Cruise builds excitement and anticipation, telling you you're gonna feel like you're floating in zero gravity with him and The Mummy co-star Annabelle Wallis as the Hercules plane you're in falls out of the sky.
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As the youth of America become detached from the Social Security program, and as it falls out of the public eye, politicians will have more leeway to derail the current system, putting most Americans at risk of an even less secure financial future.
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The Brexit news also dragged down shares in Lloyds and Royal Bank of Scotland by 3 percent as banks are among the most vulnerable to a potential hit to the economy if the UK falls out of the European Union without a deal.
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I get all the way back to my hotel room and empty the backpack I had been carrying all day and out of one of the inner pockets falls out my hackey sack I hadn't seen since 10th grade HOW DID HE KNOW?!?!
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But when police took a closer look, they realized that the thing was just an Airsoft launcher and not an honest-to-God grenade launcher, like the kind that falls out the back of police vehicles, a Bay News 9 reporter confirmed.
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It's an odd set-up, soon topped by a burping, bloated hunter dying on their toilet just after some Nutty Professor farts and just before a "shit weasel" (basically a toothy, alien eel) falls out of his ass to kill Beaver (Jason Lee).
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The rest of the story naturally falls out from there as they both try to decide who they are now ("So, guess that's us gay now," Karl casually says at one point) and what it means to their friendships and their identities.
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But time displacement is always good for a gag — Jake's cellphone falls out of his pocket; he references a pop song that hasn't been written yet — and there's a certain comfort to revisiting the hues and hairstyles of the 1960s once again.
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FLIGHT ATTENDANT FALLS OUT OF PLANE WHILE TRYING TO SHUT CABIN DOOR While it's unclear if there was a fire on board, officials say the smoke appears to have come from the galley of the plane, where the food is cooked and prepared.
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British and American negotiators met secretly in January for the first formal talks on a new air services deal, aiming to fill the gap created when Britain falls out of the EU-US open skies treaty after Brexit, say people familiar with talks.
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Whether the trend is here to stay or falls out of fashion—as most bar trends do—fans can always rest assured that ya dong will probably always be served cheaply on the streets, complete with the added perk of curious company.
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One of the best ones that feels like a true nightmare that my boss told me revolves around putting a client under the dryer and when you check on them, their hair falls out and their scalp is burnt, pus-filled, and disgusting.
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Red-hot ordnance falls out of a clear blue sky; the thin platform of lava gives way; majestic seas become the drowning wave; the beautiful stillness of the storm becomes the shredding motion of the tornado; the exhilaration of altitude crosses into anoxia.
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The inner lining of the case is a soft, suede-like material, and the two card slots are loose enough to make it getting a card in and out of them easy, but not so loose that the card falls out on its own.
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Trump's gaffe in the debate, and his follow-up gaffe on the day after the debate trying to justify his poor performance, proved yet again that Trump has a serious problem of repeatedly insulting and berating anyone who falls out of his favor, especially women.
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Steve-O tells TMZ ... the tour includes explicit footage of him ejaculating as he falls out of an airplane, riding a bike under general anesthesia, a vasectomy world record and the stunt that left 15 percent of his body covered in 3rd degree burns!!!
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RELATED: White House officials feared possible Bannon attack And even though Trump often makes up with friends he falls out with, and once called Bannon a "good person," sources told CNN's Kaitlan Collins that Trump was telling associates Wednesday he was done with him.
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CHIPOTLE ADDING DRIVE-THRU LANES, BUT CUSTOMERS WON&aposT BE ABLE TO ORDER AT THEM "I get their drink order, I turn to walk away and he reaches out of the booth, almost falls out of the booth and tries, and hits my butt," Adair told WKTV .
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Getting into the FTSE 100 can often fuel further demand for a company's shares, since funds that track the FTSE or invest in the index can then add that stock to their portfolio, while the inverse is true if a company falls out of the FTSE 100.
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Still, even those protections (pre-existing with current plans would be grandfathered in at their current prices primarily/opt-out states would have to represent fully functioning high risk pools to handle anyone who falls out of this bucket), the proposal is unquestionably filled with holes.
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"It's about a plane crash, and the nose of the plane actually falls out of a tree and crushes a guy in the first episode," Justin Shipley said by phone from Fiji, where the brothers are in production on the second season, which debuts June 20.
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However, we also sing at the door, hit the cat off the barrel (we have a barrel with a cat painted on it, which is filled with candy, then you hit it until the candy falls out, back in the day there was an actual cat in it).
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And, often times, it's not the end of the world if something falls out of bounds of a completely rigid model — grabbing an extra pack of gum while at an airport when on a work trip is probably something that falls on the harmless side of the spectrum, for example.
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When Big Jim suddenly starts acting strange (his eye falls out and he doesn't seem bothered; he won't stop scratching at the walls), S.T. realizes it's up to him to save not only Big Jim but also humanity as a whole — and to convince the rest of the natural world that they're worth saving.
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The edges of the stage are memorably used throughout: One dancer is walked horizontally along the back and side of the stage; another falls out of the wings and is held in midmove; a third dancer is proceeding down the side of the stage when another dancer's arm suddenly lassoes him off, out of sight.
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I'm not going to begin to answer that, because it's more fun to let you imagine, and definitely not because the actual answer is probably something obvious like "his time is too valuable to run his own Twitter account," or "Apple is deathly afraid someone will snap a photo at the precise moment one of them accidentally falls out."
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As mass incarceration falls out of favor, as evidenced by the Department of Justice's recent decision to end the use of private prisons, the same corporations have expanded into the segment of the criminal punishment system known as community corrections, which encompasses electronic monitoring and halfway houses as well as day reporting centers and intermediate sanctions facilities.
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When he fails in this – when, from absence of mind or reluctance to copy slavishly, the distribution of the strokes falls out of order and the structure of the body is loosely shaped – then, to what is splendid and to what are the pitfalls in this art, he is equally, stranger, and such he will remain.
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See the model that Gregory Bateson sketched, below: The second model overturns the first because it points out that an observer always shapes a system through the process of observation: An unobserved system falls out of discourse and remains invisible, while an observed one is captured—possibly changed—by the process of being surveyed, measured, commented on, and quantifiably or visually apprehended by the senses.
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"Dogtooth" (2009), made in Greece on a shoestring budget and subsequently nominated for a best foreign-language film Oscar, depicts life on an isolated family estate, where three adult children live under the cultlike control of their parents, who teach them that the airplanes passing overhead are actually tiny plastic toys and that no child is old enough to leave home until their upper incisor (or "dogtooth") falls out on its own.
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For now, the Republican political strategy seems to be mostly hoping that Mr. Cuomo, riding high in polls, self-destructs: that the transit woes of New York City's subways worsen; that the upcoming corruption trial of one of his former top aides, Joseph Percoco, tarnishes his image; that the state budget falls out of whack; that Democrats challenge and wound him from the left in a primary; and that the third term curse proves an actual curse.
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