But Ammendola's kick hit the right upright and fell away.
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Rupp, the Olympic bronze medalist, fell away and dropped out.
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I was watching as my sister's remaining hair fell away.
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As the pitch fell away, my edges failed to bite.
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Another reason fasting fell away in our era: It's hard.
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The messiness of the pitch fell away, inconsistencies felt more forgivable.
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The sky slowly fell away and the surprisingly narrow tunnel emerged.
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But the urgency for reform fell away as the goal receded.
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There were a few places where the Fortnite fantasy fell away.
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The spire of St.Michael's fell away as new buildings popped up.
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Any pretense of Siatta as a threat to visitors fell away.
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But those concerns fell away as soon as the postseason began.
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To our right, the hills fell away, revealing a full moon.
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"The vibrant color of the free world fell away," he said.
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Then Weibo and WeChat came out and those Douban groups fell away.
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Within a couple of years, the label interest quickly fell away again.
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What had been constrictive bondage fell away, yarn ends tickling my toes.
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No. It fell away party because a lot of time had passed.
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"He was blown away, and his lists fell away," Ms. Wang said.
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In Matonis' mind, all other suspects for the Olympics attack fell away.
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Mr. McConnell stared straight ahead, motionless, as the Republican promise fell away.
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The slightly poor script fell away like water off a very high edge.
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This habit fell away as Switzerland caught up with and surpassed American manufacturers.
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As I began talking about problems facing the country, my inhibitions fell away.
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He was one of many competitors, and not all his competitors fell away.
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At once, printshop collusion fell away, further lowering barriers to entry for other printers.
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Their skepticism fell away, and they saw how it could be a legitimate occupation.
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That kind of fell away when comedy—especially comedy—became such a boys' club.
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Everything else fell away, like the flesh from the run-over chicken, which…[we]
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Now, as he embraced Banderas, that all fell away, and he couldn't stop crying.
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Her parents separated when she was in elementary school, and the ritual fell away.
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We just fell away, each of us, like a fashion that faded after years.
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But those limitations fell away in the face of the drama I'd been conscripted into.
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Am I going to keep this job?' fell away, and I could really see Steven.
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In 22014, though, South Yorkshire lost access to the funds, and its gains fell away.
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Parts of his game fell away, or time took them, and he let them go.
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Much of that sinister feeling, though, fell away with the videos themselves, which were remarkable.
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Yet, in the space of just six hours on Saturday, all of that fell away.
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Any intimidation she felt about that fell away as she got stronger and more focused.
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So that part of the Arkansas law, which Judge Baker had also enjoined, fell away.
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Once those were in place, the similarities between writing for television and games fell away.
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When everyone else fell away, the trio took on the collective's name as their own.
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Obama was majoritarian and it certainly mobilized people, but then the mobilization fell away very quickly.
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The deal and the loan financing it fell away on October 18 after opposition from investors.
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All of the rest of the world fell away and it was just me and insects.
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But all that carefully maintained composure fell away as she twirled and dropped to her knees.
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I think when she stepped away, some of the realness and heart fell away as well.
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The plane lifted from the city and her house fell away, consumed by the other houses . . .
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The purely decorative aspect of the House of Dreams fell away and powerful subtexts flooded in.
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Steep slopes of scree and soil laden with red-tinted hematite fell away into the abyss.
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Chosen by the Tories to become prime minister when her most obvious rivals fell away, Mrs.
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As time passed, however, and George went to university in Wagga Wagga, his cousins' interest fell away.
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It fell away after it hit its highest level since Britain voted to leave the European Union.
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According to Italian media, the section of the bridge that fell away is around 200 meters long.
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They have managed to tread water the last few years as their veteran core slowly fell away.
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But if you dropped back down to an earlier, less leveled car, all that precision fell away.
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As the months to Ingrid's due date fell away, our baby grew big and strong inside her.
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The sounds of the rescue, already quiet, fell away, and the heat signatures of the rescuers dimmed.
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It probably shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone else that the rust fell away pretty quickly.
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When the Falcon 9 reached space today, its nose cone fell away, and the satellites began to emerge.
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Christen Cunningham's 15-foot jumper fell away with a chance to tie for Louisville in the final moments.
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Hester told a media call the group had received no other approaches after the Zurich bid fell away.
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Sweden, after a promising start, fell away late on as Halfvarsson was outsprinted for the bronze by Jouve.
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A race to the bottom ensued as bits fell away and the fish vied for pieces of flesh.
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"And, once that fell away, then you obviously think, Is he really ill?" the once supportive colleague said.
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In each, the ultraviolet and blue colors fell away first, followed by the green and finally the red.
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It's just that as the conversation continued, everything I saw as potential obstacles was addressed and fell away.
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The next step was disastrous: The bottom of the river fell away, and I slipped into the rapids.
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But the French and British air forces began to run out of bombs, and that pretense fell away.
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In her letters to him, the determined peppiness finally fell away and the Plathian imagery — and nastiness — emerged.
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The city fell away, then the suburbs, and then she passed through small towns with no posted names.
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He started by weaving glass into tapestries but, eventually, the weaving part, once his primary technique, fell away.
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But the alternatives gradually fell away for a variety of practical reasons, and the doctors were growing increasingly bitter.
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Months of soul-crushing anxiety fell away like big clods of mud that had been clinging to my shoulders.
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His newest solo exhibition, "…and the wall fell away," opens at Stephen Friedman Gallery during Frieze Week in London.
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Certainly between the longlist and shortlist, some books rose in my estimation and some books fell away a little.
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Some of them fell away from me, and unable and unwilling to explain my plight, I let them go.
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As the last page fell away from the spine I was holding what looked like a gluey fish skeleton.
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As she climbed, the person she was, that skinny slinking girl with the bad skin and teeth, fell away.
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As the big names fell away, Stanley emerged runner-up, no doubt lamenting a four-putt during the second round.
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"As soon as the tarp fell away, he jumped up and began running around licking the firefighters," Bauer said afterward.
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I noted a distinct lack of guardrails, and the sides of the road fell away into I-dared-not-look.
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Northwestern had the last shot, but Taylor's desperation 3-point try bounced off the backboard and rim and fell away.
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But, CNBC's unnamed broker said that frosts ultimately fell away from coffee farms, and therefore did not significantly affect production.
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Pulling the Airwrap away, the blonde shock fell away easily, and instead of straight hair, there was a gentle curl.
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Broadcom had lined up as much as US$100bn in bank financing that fell away when the deal came undone.
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"We're a small but tightly knit community," said Mr. Sherman, as the chokecherries swelled and fell away from their pits.
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But this was a week in which the pretense of symmetry between the modern Democratic and Republican parties fell away.
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We heard a faint clicking, P-19's signal, which strengthened as he moved the antenna north, then fell away.
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When Soviet protection fell away, North Korea became suddenly vulnerable against the vastly more powerful United States and its allies.
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The market fell away in afternoon trade after the U.S. ISM services index dropped by the most since the financial crisis.
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It is believed that the cowling — the covering over an airplane's engine — became loose and then fell away during the flight.
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Some of the details about sexism and bullying fell away — we didn't need all of the instances to tell that story.
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Her soft glowing skin, her love of Cadbury chocolate, her keen interest in news stories of gruesome murders — everything fell away.
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Killing Nazis feels good, but that only took me so far after the driving force of the main narrative fell away.
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The normal fug of my everyday thought process suddenly fell away, like an acid wash had been drizzled over my brain.
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Once in orbit, the fairing fell away, and the satellites popped off from the payload stack in a carefully orchestrated sequence.
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But the chain-store monoculture that might have seemed inevitable as the Ukrainian community fell away hasn't been the neighborhood's fate.
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Most of those teams fell away, but what became my one true obsession was the United States men's national soccer team.
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Buddhists' influence has grown since 2012, when speech and media restrictions fell away, opening a vacuum that extremists have helped fill.
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The language ratified in the three constitutional amendments had replaced more radical versions that fell away in the drafting and debates.
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She believed that he was innocent, and she stayed in touch with him over the years, as other friends fell away.
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Body couldn't be shown to have any connection to the mind, much less any airy notion of "soul;" both fell away.
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Though their love duet was affecting, any dramatic tension that had built up in the scenes with the Forester fell away.
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Like something out of a Black Mirror episode, the four walls of his apartment fell away to reveal a cheering studio audience.
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Order fell away in the banqueting hall, where performers danced naked on the table, which most guests found irritating more than outrageous.
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That fell away Monday night, revealing a stark political divide about the future of the probe — and about Nunes's integrity and credibility.
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The pixie cut that made me look cute and tough at the same time slowly fell away until I was mostly bald.
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The staging started out closely confined, with stylized movements for the band; eventually, walls fell away to expose a huge open space.
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Eventually he fell away from the church, and though his parents supported his acting ambitions, for a while he stopped that, too.
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But this week, the kindly image CGL had crafted in its P.R. campaign fell away to make the company's colonial prerogatives clear.
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"The bond between them and the audience, that was a bond, a pact about listening to one another, fell away," he said.
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I&aposm usually caught in my thoughts and worries, and when I was listening to the bells, most of that fell away.
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The water fell away from me, and I was alone in a warm blue pocket with the water outside and around me.
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But the secrecy around the Lively-Reynolds clan fell away on Thursday morning, when the whole family made their first public appearance together.
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Notre Dame's TJ Gibbs missed two shots on its final possession, including his putback attempt that bounced around the rim and fell away.
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Mr Hyde's father (played by Neil McCaul) sings about the moment he held his son and the rest of the world fell away.
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Monarch had a healthy business flying to Egypt and Tunisia, but these markets fell away after attacks on other airlines and tourist resorts.
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Over the course of the 19th century and 20th centuries, these older senses of vanity, of the vain futility of life, fell away.
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Figueroa's meditation clearly helped because while his supporters were in a frenzy and his rivals fell away, he remained a picture of calmness.
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But once he got back in bed, his public persona fell away and he was again a sick, frightened man in a smock.
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About 8,000 years ago, the barriers between peoples in the Fertile Crescent fell away, and genes began to flow across the entire region.
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Emotionally, The Path seems most likely to resonate with viewers who used to belong to strong religious traditions, then fell away from them.
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But as the surveillance began capturing his extramarital sexual activities, that "fig leaf," as Mr. Garrow puts it in his article, fell away.
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This week, as soon as the German newspaper Bild disclosed that it had obtained a copy, all of those reservations miraculously fell away.
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Her reserve fell away whenever she was selling muffins to raise money for the school to buy new equipment for the student kitchen.
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Eddie Hazel was one of the best guitarists in the world, but through abuse and addiction he fell away and died penniless and broke.
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" The mask of deceptions and lies with which Trump has tried to gaslight the country for months just fell away: "no more DACA deal.
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It sailed for 150 yards along East 154th Street, down the slope between Courtlandt and Elton Avenues, staying airborne as the ground fell away.
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That hope fell away on Thursday when Mr. Orban, arriving at the summit meeting, indicated he would not oppose the choice of Mr. Tusk.
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With the temperature dropping steadily through the evening, the Norwegian had to endure a long wait at the finish line as his rivals fell away.
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As I began applying GSD to my work, my focus became laser-sharp: tasks, emails, and meetings not on top of the list fell away.
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But even as decades passed, discriminatory laws fell away and same-sex marriage became legal, the Police Department did not formally account for its actions.
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Now, when the sounds fell away in the midst of a work, there was a good chance the space would be filled with attentive silence.
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Even as the pounds fell away and their health improved, two patients contended with the feeling that life hadn't changed as much as they'd hoped.
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When the scream of metal grinding against the basalt fell away, Eyrún looked down and saw her husband staring back at her through the glass.
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And Forsyth herself addressed them with the story of Bill's ballgame, which for her embodied the Stouffer experiment's ideal — by simple exposure, racial barriers fell away.
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The wind had uprooted a large oak, but the tree fell away from the house, crashing into the rail bed of the old Wilmington & Weldon Railroad.
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It was another difficult day for Britain's four-time Tour de France champion Chris Froome, who fell away from the leading group in the 225-kilometre ride.
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Michael, Sr., who was in the Navy, took Michael, Martellus, and their older sister to Houston; Caronda took two younger sons and fell away from Michael's life.
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She could say the alphabet forward and backward at 3, she knew colors and sight words, some Spanish and German, and soon it all fell away too.
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But in the House of Representatives, support fell away, as leaders of the Republican caucus reminded the members of how much financial support the DeVoses could withhold.
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The usual hum and buzz of central London fell away, and the only sound remaining was the patter of heavy rain and the splashing of passing cars.
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Seattle fell away as we entered the inky dark of Puget Sound, our wake slicing away at 45-degree angles from the hull as we picked up speed.
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SINGAPORE, Aug 17 (Reuters) - Oil prices fell away from 5-week highs early on Wednesday, as analysts doubted a successful outcome from producer talks to rein in ballooning oversupply.
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Fellow halfway leader Sergio Garcia of Spain fell away after a two-over par round of 74 which included four bogeys and a double-bogey on the front nine.
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Another veil of mystery fell away from "mixed reality" company Magic Leap on Thursday as it announced a strategic partnership with Lucasfilm, the company behind the Star Wars franchise.
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At first, all was civilized as the show opened for a private preview — but as beer flowed and inhibitions fell away, visitors' engagement with the Plasticine became more involved.
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"It's been a tragedy that we've had all the other arts represented on late night — you have actors, Broadway people, musicians — but authors fell away for a while," she said.
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And as the reasons to keep bargaining with the old liberalism fell away, one by one, he began to accept that there was another mantle that might drape more comfortably.
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Farah had been tipped to challenge Eliud Kipchoge for the title but after running the first 30 kilometers in a British record time, he fell away in the latter stages.
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Last year's champion Bryson DeChambeau grabbed a share of the lead with a birdie on the 13th but fell away in windy conditions, finishing with four straight bogeys in a 76.
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Once I took a "Neuromancer" paperback to Bora Bora and it was so humid there that every time I turned a page it came unglued and fell away from the book.
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Leanne Shapton, the artist and writer, was wearing a black jacket, sliced up the arms so that they fell away from the body as she spoke, suggesting both protection and freedom.
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Spitsov breathed new life into the Russian challenge on the final leg as the French fell away, reeling in the leading pair and making it a two-horse race for gold.
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The first stage fell away and landed flawlessly on a drone ship in the Atlantic, reports ArsTechnica's Eric Berger, while the rocket went on to deploy a satellite in orbit (see above).
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Singapore's economy has been on the ropes in the last two years as exports fell away amid slow world growth, putting manufacturers under intense pressure as sales and profits took a hit.
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Another survey this month found that nearly three-quarters of Britons do not believe a woman's place is in the home – although that consensus fell away if she had a young child.
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She fell away from games in her late teens, but came back to them in her mid-20s, she said, impressed by the increasing imagination and creativity she was seeing in them.
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Entering the realm of sleep meant coming into a place of no responsibilities where she felt nothing, and the things she had anxiously needed to hold on to while awake fell away.
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As the pounds fell away in a society that harshly judges fat people, Keith and Jessica, two ordinary Americans, would go through an extraordinary experience, one that brought both joys and disappointments.
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But then quickly fell away because it was sort of, "Oh, we know a bit more about the thing ..." We wait for the big breaks to do a fully fleshed-out thing.
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As reported in the Jersey Evening Post, no one was injured when it happened, but three rooms closest to where the land fell away (all of which were vacant) are now off limits.
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Westwood, 46, began his third round with some outstanding ball-striking — making three successive birdies and briefly topped the leaderboard but he fell away and finished on eight under after a disappointing 70.
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But their gains fell away during the afternoon, creating an opening for an opposition coalition as the Congress joined hands with the JDS in a bid to form the next government in Karnataka.
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After a while, amid loud music and colored lights, the finalists were introduced, the curtain fell away, and the competitors got fifteen minutes to stalk the base of the wall, studying the routes.
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"Yeah, the plat-former mechanics—and a lot of other design-y, mechanical ideas—kind of fell away as we got deeper into creating these characters and their world," the team tells me.
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Oil stocks were the worst-performing as crude prices fell away from multi-year highs due to a surge in U.S. drilling activity and resistance in Europe and Asia to U.S. sanctions against Iran.
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There comes a breaking point for everyone, and I finally reached mine not long after the new year, when the lighter load of the holidays fell away and the news cycle cranked up again.
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For me, my brows looked a bit ashy after the scabs fell away, and I had a few spots where the color didn't take at all, which left my brows looking a little splotchy.
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UGC, that once-great idea that anyone could be as popular as a rock star, fell away to an unmonetizable free-for-all that forced brands and advertisers to rethink how they reached audiences.
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Ibrahimovic may have since made a habit of pulling his sides to league wins by their bootstraps, but that year his form fell away badly and he managed just one goal after mid-December.
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He said he felt pressure to find fame and be perceived as wealthy, but with Ms. Rosenbaum as a guide, he felt like he could finally trust himself, and the external pressure fell away.
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The company reported net profit of 96 million euros ($113 million), down from 167 million euros in the same period a year earlier as profits from its grid operations, rebranded as Stedin, fell away.
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Yet as superpower competition fell away after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, so too did the no-strings-attached military and economic aid that had sustained many African dictators for so long.
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The rapid political evolution on marijuana legalization mirrors the speed with which public opinion changed on lotteries and same-sex marriage in some respects, as societal taboos fell away and polls showed voters accepted change.
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Britain's Ian Poulter, who shared the overnight lead with Dodt and Shinkwin on nine under, fell away after a 74 left him on seven under alongside American Rickie Fowler, the 2015 winner, and four others.
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If you fell away from this series about a mysterious religion (which stars Aaron Paul and Michelle Monaghan!) or have been waiting to binge the entire first season, well, the finale arrives on May 25.
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" Matt admits that he was "nervous being in the operating room because it all feels so high-stakes surgical," but the nervousness fell away when he "saw her and heard her cry for the first time.
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Wilson was under pressure on third-and-goal from the three, but was able to spin away from Jared Allen and throw off his back foot to Jermaine Kearse as he fell away from the endzone.
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With the racers taking turns to speed around the 1,176-meter long track, Randall and Diggins fought to stay in touch with the leaders as the rest of the pack fell away after the halfway point.
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"Once he finished the cut, and the rope fell away, you couldn't find a man more excited and happy than Joe for having accomplished this, and seeing the whale swim away free," Jerry Conway told CBC.
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In the 1980s and 1990s and deep into this century, one champion after another fell away: Marco Pantani, Alberto Contador and Lance Armstrong, who was barred for life and stripped of seven Tour de France titles.
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And yet, there was plenty—the music fell away as the final Scrapper collapsed in a shower of bright white sparks, and then there was just the bubbling of the water, and the most fantastic birdsong.
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But because the Graham portion and Balanchine's solo for Taylor fell away — and because the solo was restored, under Taylor's guidance, only after Balanchine's death, only to fall away again — there are questions of authenticity and influence.
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The former FBI director's reluctance fell away occasionally, though, whenever he sensed there was an issue of such national importance that only the weight of his office and reputation could command the attention necessary to do it justice.
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That was the last food he managed to enjoy before the act of eating — like so much else (practicing law, playing his bass, railing against the Republicans, dancing with me and, finally, speech) — fell away from his world.
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The unexpected and somewhat confusing layers to her lifestyle fell away in April 2014 when police seized up to £96,000 [$22015,2100] worth of cannabis growing and drying in four rooms around her family's seven-bedroom B&B country house.
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Led by superb runs from Natalia Nepryaeva and Yulia Belorukova, Olympic Athletes of Russia made the early running but when the Nordic nations upped the tempo they gradually fell away and had to be content with a bronze medal.
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Very few orders fell away when guidance was ratcheted tighter by some 15bp-20bp, to plus 303-155bp (wpir) for the 6s and to plus 190bp area (+/-3, wpir) for the 11s, moves more akin to the US market.
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So concerns about Kavanaugh's fitness for the court — specifically, his willingness to vote along originalist or conservative lines — fell away as the need to defend Kavanaugh from what many on the right believed to be scurrilous and partisan attacks.
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The old Internet, the idea of one person connecting with a few people in a meaningful way, fell away and a new paradigm emerged, that of the meme, the idea that hops from site to site like a virus hops hosts.
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Once I got a handle on the controls in docked mode, everything around me fell away as I switch the art style to Super Mario World and began crafting a treacherous platforming level suspended over a pit of poisonous liquid.
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Much of the enthusiasm fell away in a matter of days, when Tillerson told staff members that he intended to cut State's budget by nearly a third, possibly eliminating two thousand diplomatic jobs and billions of dollars in foreign aid.
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More than two hours and 45 minutes of play were lost to rain in a stop-start day at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG), where the tourists fell away in the early evening gloom after winning the toss and making a solid start.
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The world fell away; it was only me, locked in a passionate embrace with the book I was reading and the thoughts I was having about it, which tumbled out of nowhere and built into what seemed an amazing pile of riches.
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More than two hours and 45 minutes of play were lost to rain in a stop-start day at the Sydney Cricket Ground, where the tourists fell away in the early evening gloom after winning the toss and making a solid start.
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Denver went into Sunday 1 2109/21 games behind the Portland Trail Blazers and needing a win to keep its playoff hopes alive, but a double-digit lead fell away as Russell Westbrook took control before burying the back-breaking 22-pointer.
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The group managed to grow profit in 2018 on an underlying basis by stepping up its cost cutting programme, after sales in its higher education business in the United States fell away as students opted for cheaper second-hand copies and digital learning materials.
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Lopez Obrador came within a whisker of taking the presidency in 2006, but public support for him fell away after he denounced the result and caused weeks of chaos in Mexico City with street protests, claiming he had been robbed by his PAN opponent.
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It was a hard life, and when, around 30 years ago, the oil work fell away, he moved back east to London, a quiet town with a picturesque setting and an abundance of churches, and a prosperous one by the hardscrabble standards of eastern Kentucky.
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So I had to write it on a separate piece of cellophane, which in the original came separately and was just placed over the bricks, so that when you took the shrink-wrap off, it fell away, and you got a plain brick cover.
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In the last few years, Gregg Popovich and his staff have spent most of every long season managing minutes against rest in hopes of keeping Ginobili as fresh as possible for moments like this; it was thrilling, even as everything else fell away, to see just how fresh Ginobili still was.
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As with other inmates, Ferrato did take pleasure in the day-for-night atmosphere; the way the city receded and time fell away as you slipped into this other world, with podwellians allowed to leave but mostly choosing not to—"as though it would break the trance" in the words of one.
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When this failed to materialise, some followers fell away but others (the forefathers of today's Adventists) insisted that something cosmologically important did happen around that time: the second and final part of Christ's mission on earth, and a period of judgement for humanity, began, albeit in a way invisible to most people.
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Apple Arcade cannot be accused of being an empty lot, but it's also to trying to strike a balance between artsy indie games, prominent on the early App Store days but fell away as exploitative experiences like Candy Crush took over, and family-friendly games that focus on multiplayer and augmented reality.
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Bankers are eager to put capital to use especially after the biggest committed loan financing ever — a US$100bn bridge loan arranged by a dozen banks to back Broadcom Ltd's US$213bn takeover of Qualcomm Inc – fell away after US President Donald Trump earlier in March blocked the chipmaker deal over national security concerns.
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This feels like Final Fantasy VII filtered, not just through modern sensibilities, but through the modern aesthetics of Final Fantasy itself, a game series that relied upon a sense of contemporary slickness to build a new identity for itself as its place in the vanguard of Japanese role-playing games fell away in the past two console generations.
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And whether retreating under a blanket or raging from his perch on a sofa from which he will not easily be dislodged, Mr. Harris makes Dodge the implacable center of a gathering storm — so much so that when the back of my seat suddenly fell away during the second act, I gave it barely a second thought.
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I plugged in a power cord attached to an adapter the size of a poundcake, but when I pried open the laptop sharp bits of steel-gray plastic broke off like chipped teeth, and the hinges cracked, and the screen fell away from the keyboard and dangled, like a mostly decapitated head, the Anne Boleyn of Apples.
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One by one, these candidates fizzled and fell away: Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, who had pitched herself as a champion of women's issues; Senator Kamala Harris of California, the tough talking former prosecutor; Marianne Williamson, with her premonitions of dark psychic forces; and Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, the Midwestern moderate who hit her high point with a third-place finish in New Hampshire.
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Despite winning the Champions League in each of his first two years in charge, that familiar drip, drip, drip of stories about his future started to emerge in the last few months, as Real Madrid fell away from Barcelona in the domestic title race: Zidane would be dismissed if he did not reach the Champions League semifinals; Zidane would be dismissed if he did not win the competition again; Zidane would be dismissed, regardless.
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That resistance fell away in September following allegations from a government whistleblower that Trump had withheld almost $400 million in aid to Kyiv to pressure Ukrainian leaders to open two investigations that might have helped him politically: one into the debunked theory that it was Ukraine, not Russia, that had meddled in the 2016 election; the other into former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGabbard moves to New Hampshire ahead of primary Biden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Trump's legal team huddles with Senate Republicans MORE, a leading 2020 presidential contender, whose son was employed by a Ukrainian energy company during the Obama administration.
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