When Western Digital's stock goes down, it just goes down.
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When that baby's heart rate goes down, my heart goes down.
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Any scrutiny that goes down, it goes down on the celebrity.
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Otherwise, if a region goes down, your app goes down, too.
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And after 37, just like a woman's biological time clock goes down, your chance of reproducing goes down, your chance of starting a company after 37 goes down.
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When we start having total, one-to-one representation, the value goes down, because the creativity goes down.
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Their star player goes down or their second-best player goes down and the Knicks go in the toilet.
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You've probably heard that "it goes down in the DM," but what is "it" and what exactly "goes down"?
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"The front foot of the mama bear goes down and the back foot goes down so you have an overprint," Mr. Taylor explained.
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Or maybe the entire industry is lying and they all have huge exposure in European banks, so if Europe goes down the U.S. goes down.
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Infection goes down, and often drug use itself goes down, which is interesting, because people are getting access to a form of health services they trust.
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Is it when a player goes down with no contact at all, or if he goes down easily from contact that didn't truly impede his movement?
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"When I talk to him, his heart rate goes down, his blood pressure goes down, and he is calmer than when I move away from him," she said.
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So even if live operator polls have Trump consistently higher or lower, when he goes down he usually goes down in all the live operator polls and online surveys.
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After Fiorina goes down, (and she goes down pretty hard) Cruz notices, but instead of checking in to see if she's okay, he just continues shaking hands like nothing ever happened.
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If the average grant amount goes down from freshmen to other undergraduates or the percentage receiving grants goes down, that's a sign you will pay more in subsequent years, Kantrowitz said.
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"There's separation from McGinn and Seidenberg, and (Seidenberg) goes down, he clearly dives and goes down to break up the play, which he wasn't able to do, took the feet out," Bylsma said.
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Now if that happens, this thing goes down to $130.
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I mean, remember: when it goes down, it still hurts.
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Don't worry, though, each enemy goes down in one hit.
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This all goes down as symbols of hate are evolving.
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So of course this is how the ship goes down.
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It all goes down on Twitter, Instagram, and (sometimes) Snapchat.
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We laugh, gossip, and drink until the sun goes down.
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One of the US soldiers is shot and goes down.
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If you buy video games, your credit score goes down.
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"Yeah, if it goes down I'm gonna buy," Trump said.
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And if one goes down, we all go down together!
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"It goes down," the Bachelorette alum said with a laugh.
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When the sun goes down, I prep all their meals.
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Ortiz goes down Sat at 9 PM ET on Showtime!
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Generally speaking, when the pound goes down, the FTSE rises.
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Find out when the game goes down on Friday, Feb.
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That night, it all goes down at the winter formal.
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Then you think about where it goes down the line.
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Ryan should mothball this TrumpCare ship before it goes down.
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This year's HOF induction goes down Friday night in Brooklyn.
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So what exactly goes down in a Shani Darden facial?
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But the gunge goes down a treat, hot or tepid.
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Here's what goes down at the TC Hackathon at VivaTech.
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You know you're in deep shit when this goes down.
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"His confidence and general happiness goes down," John tells me.
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Obamacare increases her tax credit if her income goes down.
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When the number of police goes down, crime goes up.
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But who becomes the big baddie if he goes down?
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Medical costs go up as health goes down, of course.
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As coverage goes up, by seesaw effect, care goes down.
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If this goes down in committee Tuesday, is it dead?
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But when you pay off your balances, it goes down.
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If we stop marketing HBO, our subscriber base goes down.
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Gilberto goes down and the ball trickles to the keeper.
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Is it a fact that the guy goes down easily?
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But the real action goes down in smaller rooms throughout.
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The minute you rely on action, the efficacy goes down.
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Wentz goes down, Big Dick Nick stepped the fuck up!
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Lots of talk goes down today about finances and security.
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It all goes down at around the 40 minute mark.
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Kovacic is swarmed by three Denmark defenders and goes down.
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"When the pump goes down, I go down," he added.
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The more he's seen, the more the value goes down.
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This is the path the New York Times goes down.
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I tend to fall once the checkered flag goes down.
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Portugal's goal scorer Ricardo Quaresma goes down, grabbing his face.
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But, they worry, what if it goes down in flames?
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Such rhetoric goes down well with neo- isolationists like Sen.
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It's light, fresh and delicious, and goes down very easily.
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What if Coinbase goes down and fresh money dries up?
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WARREN BUFFETT: Yeah, selling a stock because it goes down.
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Bull penis definitely goes down a lot smoother than beef.
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That person would decide what path the story goes down.
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And then when [it goes] down 10 percent, you buy.
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The video's pretty wild ... CP goes down in a heap.
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"I'm staying here until the water goes down," she said.
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The drain at the top goes down to the bottom.
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"The sound goes down right through your bones," he says.
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If Michael Cohen goes down, could Donald Trump save him?
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The premise is pretty simple: The sun goes down and you shut off your technology and, you know, go out and enjoy the world or something until the sun goes down the next day.
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Melania goes down and now they&aposre complaining about the jacket.
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Find out how it all goes down tonight at 9 p.m.
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The sled goes down an incline that is covered in ice.
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Tune in next week to see how it all goes down.
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Crime goes down, kids do much better in school, health improves.
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They turned out – the stock market goes down 20% or 4003%.
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Hey, our lives are in there Facebook goes down, nobody notices.
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He doesn't even THINK about retaliating when this shit goes down.
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If Norwegian Air goes down, it would heavily impact passengers worldwide.
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"Generally, when prices go up, demand goes down," wrote the analysts.
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One man goes down, you have to have guys step up.
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In America, Facebook goes down and we all have a chuckle.
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"I was just interested in what exactly goes down," she says.
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Of course, Baghdadi's demise doesn't mean ISIS goes down with him.
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Every time we hear rate hike talk, the stock goes down.
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As it goes down as one of my faves of 2018!
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PLUS: What goes down in the DM's for these RHONJ ladies?
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My router goes down all the time; it's part of life.
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If they remove Elon Musk, the stock goes down 30 percent.
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We'll have to wait and see how that s— goes down.
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The more air bombarding a satellite, the faster it goes down.
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If one node goes down, another automatically takes over, Nelson explained.
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It's all kinds of shit that goes down at high school.
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The stock crashed, it goes down by 60 to 23 percent.
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Still, he warns they won't punk out if stuff goes down.
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Let's just wait and see how it all goes down, okay?
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I say, if there's any anger, it goes down on paper.
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In 24 hours, your risk of heart disease actually goes down.
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You'll need them for the big drama that goes down tonight.
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But when Ramsay visits the Thin Mints, it really goes down.
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Check out how it all goes down in the video, below.
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If that goes down, I'm off to the ticker tape parade.
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It's very mercurial and it sometimes goes down a wrong road.
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And when my chair goes down enough, I go back in.
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Miraculously, the series goes down like a cocktail, crisp and sweet.
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The question is whether that will change if Trump goes down.
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Especially if health care goes down, can the president stay patient?
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Serotonin, which is associated with states of well-being, goes down.
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This one, a Gamay, is round and soft — just goes down!
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Why your credit score goes down after paying off a loan
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Lots of talk goes down tonight; expect to stay up late!
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Things are lovely this morning, but some tension goes down tonight.
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He goes down and gets lost in a sea of ankles.
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Lots of movement around career and your responsibilities goes down today.
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So that 20 goes down to something like 12 or 14.
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"If the GPS goes down the block, that's him," Rivera radioed.
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It's really fucking good when a girl goes down on you.
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You got to keep up breathing while the beer goes down.
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First of all, it all goes down at 6:30 p.m.
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If the system goes down on opening Sunday, it makes headlines.
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It goes down some more and the stock gets even cheaper.
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At that point, the company goes down to about 20 employees.
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I hope your verdict goes down in history right beside him.
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Her set goes down marvellously, and she receives a standing ovation.
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If Trump goes down, so too does Fox, in some measure.
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Pepe goes down hard, then leaps up and yells at Benatia.
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So, even if the market goes down, your money stays safe.
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Every night, internet traffic in Spain goes down at 8 p.m.
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Next Saturday, Michigan goes down the road to face Michigan State.
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Ospina goes down and is apparently in a lot of pain.
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If he is screened, that chance goes down to 0.5 percent.
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When the pound goes down, more people are coming to Turnberry.
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"It's Christie, it all goes down to him, right?" he said.
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A lot of my workouts are after the sun goes down.
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The first people get more, and it goes down over time.
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One of these values goes down while the other goes up.
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Whatever goes down, it's going to be a lot to process.
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"They're assessing damage as the water goes down," the source said.
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Today, when good news is reported, the Stock Market goes down.
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The coffee bean crunches pleasantly and the chocolate goes down smooth.
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Hollywood studios can stop film production if an actor goes down.
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I was thinking, 'Damn, this is where everything just goes down hill.
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"It sucks, it always goes down though," Bolster allegedly texted to Sheppard.
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I think he goes down as the worst FBI Director in history.
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Early in the fourth quarter, this cornerback goes down to the turf.
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The trickle-down effect is very real whenever a starter goes down.
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It&aposs a bad day for humanity, it goes down to value.
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Before the fire goes down, Bonnie convinces Frank not to kill himself.
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"If anybody goes down for this, it is you," Steve told her.
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I think we have a pretty good idea of what goes down.
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Facebook goes down for a day ... it's either annoying or a relief.
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"Twitter is basically where [all this] goes down," Sinha told BuzzFeed News.
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When it goes down, they lose valuable communication lines to the public.
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All of this "techcitement" goes down in front of a live audience.
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Well, I don't think my character really goes down many at all.
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If it gets wet, that goes down to a measly SPF 3.
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It all goes down after the women are split into two teams.
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"It's sad around here when one of those goes down," Ventura quipped.
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She cries some pretty happy tears while he goes down on her.
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If a stock goes down 50 percent, I'd look forward to it.
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It's like the elixir of life when it goes down the hatch.
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The men take their fight outside and, as always, shit goes down.
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Any subject that goes down well with media consumers could be interesting.
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It all goes down October 2-4 at the Moscone Convention Center.
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It goes down the cliff, giving her some time to run away.
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He goes down a storm, and is immediately offered a weekly residency.
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It all goes down March 14 at famed venue Cheer Up Charlies.
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This goes down to approximately zero when the trap database is used.
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If the stock goes down, the sellers would feel vindicated, he said.
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The event goes down on December 4-5, 2017 at Arena Berlin.
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The stencil then goes down onto the surface of my drawing paper.
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You know China goes down to 7% and it's a massive disruption.
|
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If the internet goes down, how else will you access your cache?
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The price of a U.S. stamp goes down 2 cents this weekend.
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If power goes down, switching the spinning reserve on should be seamless.
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Second, if the bill goes down, they would blame Speaker Paul Ryan.
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You'll have to tune in to see how it all goes down.
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I'm from a place where nobody knows how that shit goes down.
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"It doesn't matter what it looks like, it always goes down well."
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And when AWS goes down, much of the internet crashes with it.
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There's maxi-length, which goes down all the way to the floor.
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Grassley responded that he didn't care if he goes down in history.
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Lisbon comes to life after the sun goes down, according to Josey.
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One of them then gets shot in the ankle and goes down.
|
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Now, what are we going to do before the sun goes down?
|
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Mr Modi's familiar emphasis on the economy goes down well in Assam.
|
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The third and final presidential debate goes down tonight, at 9 p.m.
|
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Red Bull Music Academy's Los Angeles festival goes down October 6-29.
|
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" And, in explanation: "As the fight lasts longer, the morale goes down.
|
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If the price goes down, the number of visas could be reduced.
|
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When something else is on the agenda, the government's popularity goes down.
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Fatal vehicle-on-pedestrian crashes increase threefold when the sun goes down.
|
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"Our rent also goes down as any sales go down," Kempczsinki said.
|
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"She needs to focus so it never goes down," Mr. Jimenez said.
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"When Shutterfly's stock goes down, we all get excited," Ms. Sheridan said.
|
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Bad news about Twitter does the reverse, so the price goes down.
|
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But the 1950 game probably goes down as the ultimate nail-biter.
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" She added: "When an elevator goes down, it's really a big deal.
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Suarez goes down with a howl after taking a shoulder from Gurrreiro.
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Nothing worth doing is easy, and nothing worth consuming goes down easy.
|
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If you're producing mass quantities of something, typically the quality goes down.
|
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You can almost smell the sepulchral stench while this all goes down.
|
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Which may be why the lesson just goes down like the truth.
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It goes down nicely, but it gives me a little indigestion afterward.
|
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Meaning if the market goes down 2%, then they need to sell.
|
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There's no friendly outpost to run to if a helicopter goes down.
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Because if you're with them when something goes down, you're there too.
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So overall, Washington's seventh year goes down as a pretty major success.
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She's in town for the 'AVN Awards Show' which goes down tonight.
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You're selling the monitoring, and the support when the network goes down.
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Billionaire humanism is a world in which, as Ghiridaradas pointed out to me for TechCrunch, we invent every manner of new shit, and yet life expectancy goes down, literacy goes down, and overall health and well-being decline.
|
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I share her cab as it goes down the hill into town ($5503).
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Trump realizes his credibility will take a hit if the bill goes down.
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They turned out – the stock market goes down 20 percent or 30 percent.
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You find your heart rate goes down to about 45 beats per minute.
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When rates rise, the prices of longer-dated bonds goes down more dramatically.
|
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And Bill Clinton, "a swift recovery" isn't really how this thing goes down.
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Enjoy the learning process … and don't freak out if your stock goes down.
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However, the capsaicin may keep burning or cause discomfort as it goes down.
|
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Whatever goes down, I would be OK knowing those rules were in place.
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CHARLIE MUNGER: This threesome is comfortable if everything goes down that way 90%.
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The nicotine in these products also goes down more smoothly than regular cigarettes.
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And it's just really fascinating to me to see how that goes down.
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It seems like anytime we get someone back then someone else goes down.
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It starts at our point guard, and then it goes down the line.
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This movie definitely goes down as a classic in its genre for me.
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Possibly kayaking and then climbing up a mountain before the sun goes down.
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But it also means if the index goes down, so do the funds.
|
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"Yeah, it (stinks) whenever Barky goes down," Florida center Vincent Trocheck told reporters.
|
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And yet, if Apple goes down this path, that's a lot of numbers.
|
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It all goes down at Disrupt San Francisco 2018 on September 5-7.
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First Reddit goes down in the morning and now Twitter is also busted?
|
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But most often when a cable goes down nature is not to blame.
|
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It goes down on the bottom of the seabed and just stays there.
|
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That could change, however, as the cost of the onboard tech goes down.
|
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"Everybody feels a sense of urgency when somebody goes down," Bryant told reporters.
|
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Even if my ranking goes down further, it's not a problem for me.
|
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Next week traders will get a way to bet the price goes down.
|
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Offred goes down to the kitchen for a break, only to have Mrs.
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If Rubio goes down on Tuesday, he wants to go down with dignity.
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I'm simply saying that the market can create bargains as it goes down.
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How about you wait until it goes [down] 3 percent, maybe $68, $69.
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Lots of talk goes down today, thanks to the Moon entering loudmouth Sagittarius.
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After leaving Regina, Cora goes down below the library to meet someone: Hades.
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The vote goes down, but neither Conway nor Frank have received a majority.
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Experiencing the bustle of Frenchmen Street when the sun goes down is essential.
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I'm thirsty, hungry and exhausted but keep working till the sun goes down.
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But if that network goes down, so does the ability to send alerts.
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The Hill: Senate GOP goes down to the wire in national emergency fight.
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TC Sessions: Mobility 2019 goes down on July 10 in San Jose, Calif.
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And every time Congress cuts agency budgets, the frequency of inspections goes down.
|
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So, as the sun goes down, let's honour Diesel's ultimate contribution to mammals.
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Lots of talk goes down today, much of it about personal, emotional issues.
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Chino can't see and goes down again, this time slamming into a cactus.
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Fruit and vegetable consumption also goes down significantly as food-insecurity status worsens.
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Your sight goes down at the only readable words in the first page.
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That probably means that commute times go up as marginal cost goes down.
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Now, they're all the team has if starting quarterback Matthew Stafford goes down.
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Sometimes the whole class goes down the street to Primo's to keep dancing.
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Moogfest goes down in Durham, North Carolina this year from May 19-22.
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Hopefully, when the water goes down — salvage what we can, burn the rest.
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"The stock market never goes down anymore," Bloomberg's Elena Popina wrote in January.
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School until the afternoon, then another training session until the sun goes down.
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"You take in a breath, and everybody goes down with you," she said.
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Delaney of Denmark goes down with an arm injury and howls in pain.
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Was I on Fifth, which goes down, or Sixth Avenue, which goes up?
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When the sun goes down, I move to the bonfire across the walkway.
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We play some more, he goes down for a nap around 9:20.
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It never goes down, but the march is slow and incremental, at best.
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None of it goes down easy, and it's probably going to get worse.
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But if the viral load goes down, the test can give false negatives.
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However, it's a little underwhelming as the slide only goes down one floor.
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How far she goes down the public pregnancy route remains to be seen.
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Bitcoin can sell a hundred thousand dollars at Bitcoin before it goes down.
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We all think we want a game that goes down to the wire.
|
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If the market goes down, that part of the strategy will be down.
|
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"If she goes down in Tiananmen Square, they'll just leave her," he said.
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I've seen Lucio Fulci's The Beyond, I know how that mess goes down.
|
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So it's like the stock goes down, people are sad and feel undercompensated.
|
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It's never pretty when it goes down after a boom of this magnitude.
|
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So what do you do when the front page of the internet goes down?
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Or what if you'd like to hang with Bigfoot while it all goes down?
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She knows everything about it—when it goes down, who uses it, and why.
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AS ENTITLEMENTS GO UP, GROSS DOMESTIC SAVINGS GOES DOWN AS A PERCENT OF GDP.
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I remember saying: if it goes down to around $2000 again I will buy.
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It definitely seems like, as the sun goes down, the track picks up grip.
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"The amount you can hide really goes down once you're living together," DeGeare says.
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No. But I'm sure I'll get there before this all goes down in flames.
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They can also catch any sort of craziness that goes down while you're driving.
|
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With a variety of options, viewers typically have a backup if one goes down.
|
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Things change when one guy goes down because the squadron commander made a mistake.
|
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Iftar is the break from daily fasting during Ramadan when the sun goes down.
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It goes up on good economic news it goes down on higher rate news.
|
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The next time S3 goes down, the dashboard should function properly, the company said.
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CHARLIE MUNGER: I say this threesome is comfortable if everything goes down by 90%.
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In other words, as Panera Bread goes down, Cramer wants investors to start buying.
|
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The 2000 campaign goes down as one of the most exciting and dramatic ever.
|
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You know if China goes down to 7 percent it's like a national catastrophe.
|
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And as he goes down, Trump is attempting to take American democracy with him.
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It's basically my bucket list opportunity, what goes down in this episode for me.
|
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Don't let the cuteness fool you: A lot goes down in the first season.
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It all goes down on June 14 (Austin) and June 16 (Seattle), at 6pm.
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"When the pound goes down, more people are coming to Turnberry, frankly," Trump says.
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Even after two decades of such rhetoric, it goes down well with many voters.
|
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Cendol, an icy yet substantial dessert, goes down smooth on a hot LA day.
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"When it goes down there, it's left to do its own thing," she says.
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You get a dividend of 3 or 4 percent, and it never goes down.
|
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Drama in your social life goes down today; you're wondering who you can trust.
|
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When the database goes down, most online services will die with it, after all.
|
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The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue goes down after hosting Kid Rock for lunch.
|
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And if Trump goes down, his entire inner circle is going down with him.
|
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Curious as to what exactly goes down at the Magic Mike Live stripper showcase?
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Nunes goes down, Claressa has a boxing match against Ivana Habazin on January 10.
|
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For example, studies show that opioid use goes down when a state legalizes marijuana.
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"In bad markets liquidity goes down"There isn't much transparency on who owns what.
|
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Then someone says, 'no that's not what we said' and the market goes down.
|
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"Look, if the pound goes down, they're going to do more business," he said.
|
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If Trump's tax thing gets through, all of a sudden the tax..goes down.
|
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Rather, the best time to go outside is often after the sun goes down.
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Because this is collapsing a lot of industries; what happens when consumption goes down?
|
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"Whenever the market goes down, we know it will go back up," Coutu said.
|
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So if one part goes down, it can take the whole enterprise with it.
|
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And so it's interesting, but your mindset goes down to the very specific things.
|
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I'm a big whisky fan, so something broody and dark also goes down well.
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Lots of talk goes down mid-month, Scorpio, but don't trust everything you hear.
|
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But as you add harder content, user engagement goes down and learners drop off.
|
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This brick of a book — more than 700 pages — goes down like ice cream.
|
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Denis Cheryshev goes down the middle as David de Gea dives to his side.
|
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"If the market goes down 4 percent, I don't even care," Mr. Gray said.
|
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What happens when your CAC goes down, though, because you're an owner of audiences?
|
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Residents bracing for wider attacks on markets and restaurants after the sun goes down.
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This all goes down so smoothly that its consequences come as a complete shock.
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"When you make something even a little more expensive, use goes down," Cooper said.
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It's cool when Thornton does it, since his beard goes down to his knees.
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A little chaos in the Uruguay box, and Dzyuba goes down holding his face.
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"I wanted another color for the ending as everything goes down," Ms. D'Huys said.
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The ship goes down as a result of a stock market scheme run amok.
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Olivier Giroud goes down clutching the back of his right leg after getting clipped.
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Additionally, the unemployment rate goes down for individuals at every step of educational attainment.
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Goes down easy, and everyone's the messiah by the time dessert's on the table.
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"This one goes down if the VIX spikes as it did today," Cramer said.
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Like I would love to see what goes down in that group text chain.
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If they lose either one, their chance to win the Senate goes down precipitously.
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That number could increase Saturday night as the sun goes down in the city.
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Still, for a movie about Nazis, this one ultimately goes down pretty easy. —A.
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You know he goes down as the greatest leader, in my opinion, in history.
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It's the kind of football maneuver that transcends fandom and goes down in history.
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The title refers to the ticky-tacky Potemkin suburb where it all goes down.
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What goes down after the doors close at 20123:00 PM varies by party.
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Society is ruined, so you might as well party while the ship goes down.
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This analysis of Western dress goes down pretty easy — maybe a little too easy.
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It probably goes down as one of the biggest misses in Silicon Valley history.
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So as Harvey Weinstein goes down, he may take Ben Affleck down with him.
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If this gets ugly and we get another 2008 style bear market everything goes down.
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No matter what goes down during the broadcast, Dyer's already a winner in our book.
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A lot goes down over the next few weeks based on the premiere night preview.
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The sun charges them and once the sun goes down they glow nice and bright.
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But that variance only goes down to about six hours a night, Van Dongen says.
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Solid communication goes down today thanks to Mercury connecting with the planet of stability, Saturn.
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Gmail goes down for about an hour and my campaign office goes into full meltdown.
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There's nothing left to do but salute from the bridge as your ship goes down.
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But if everyone goes down that dark path, it will be an utterly devastating impossibility.
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Once the sun goes down, it gets pretty cold, so we call it a night.
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"We're hopeful we'll get that done sometime today before the sun goes down," he said.
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" Tandem Diabetes: "Just 'cause a stock goes down does not mean it's a bad company.
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Or if it does, it goes down because of efficiencies and not because of reductions.
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It's a moment that instantly goes down as one of the best in baseball history.
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Once a hoax has been fact-checked, it's distribution immediately goes down by 80-percent.
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Startup Battlefield Africa 2018 goes down on 11 December — that's less than two weeks away.
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It's only five short weeks until TC Sessions: Mobility 2019 goes down in San Jose.
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The real danger from this current heat wave could come after the sun goes down.
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She goes down easy but wakes up every 30 minutes for the next two hours.
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There's a night mode that automatically adjusts the display's colors when the sun goes down.
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This book goes down like a quaffable wine—easy and engaging, if not terribly complex.
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But before the pre-show is where the majority of the fun actually goes down.
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It also adds cellular backup to the system in case your Wi-Fi goes down.
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But with birth control pills, if their potency goes down, they may not suppress ovulation.
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I don't want to be penny-wise, if it goes down $1 it's worth buying.
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Therefore, when the market goes down, fear takes over and they run the other way.
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Check back Monday for full Met Gala coverage to see how it all goes down!
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"Customers are happier, call-time goes down, and fewer technicians need to dispatched," says Cohen.
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Juul makes a product that delivers a lot of nicotine, and it goes down easy.
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But we do know some of what typically goes down at these kinds of events.
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But observatories, in general, are meant to keep up operations when the grid goes down.
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The second downside is that stock-based rewards don't work if Twitter's stock goes down.
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And no doubt viewers will be curious to see what goes down between the two.
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" Freeport-McMoRan: "If this stock goes down $1.50 that is where I would do it.
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Red, oil goes down, BP is a disaster," Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street.
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Taxing by price means that when the pre-tax price goes down, taxes do, too.
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When the sun goes down, the dust seems to lose some of its adhesive force.
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Take away commuting convenience and the desirability to live or work there goes down exponentially.
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"If this goes down, we could take a 1,000-point market hit," the member said.
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This rum punch, the brainchild of Daniel Webster from NYC's Porchlight, goes down dangerously easy.
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As the rank goes down to Schedule 20073, a drug's potential for abuse generally decreases.
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Watch how the conversation goes down below, and check out the full episode on E!
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Where on Valencia are you taking an out-of-towner when the sun goes down?
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In the video, the two hang poolside with friends while a house party goes down.
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"Just based on the trend line, I don't see where it goes down," he said.
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But while Stallone was a huge favorite, even Rocky Balboa goes down once in awhile.
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When something goes down a New York City garbage chute, it disappears from the planet.
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"Every couple of hours, it goes down a little bit," Trump said of Scott's lead.
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"When there's news in the market, it goes up and it goes down," he said.
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When the sun goes down, it appears as though the monument's shadow is sowing them.
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And after the first of the year, the novelty of eggnog goes down to zero.
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When the sun goes down over the ridge all the painted boys will make PATRIOTS .
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"When the pound goes down, more people are coming to Turnberry, frankly," Mr. Trump said.
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"It's like buying a stock that goes down for a little while," Mr. Reiss said.
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It goes down to 61 cents for black women and 53 cents for Latina women.
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Startup Battlefield goes down at Disrupt Berlin 2018 on November 29-30 at Arena Berlin.
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In fact, he thinks as the market goes down, there may be some good bargains.
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When large numbers of women enter a field, the pay goes down, a study found.
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A similar explosion of protest will occur now if Trump goes down such a path.
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"The probability of recurrence goes down with every year, but it's not miniscule," she says.
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And it all goes down on the beautiful grounds of August Capital in Menlo Park.
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And if the service goes down, you are not responsible for getting it back up.
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Drama goes down in your social life today, but that's nothing new for you, Gemini.
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UFC Fight Night: Korean Zombie vs Rodriguez goes down in Denver, Colorado on Saturday night.
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If Mr. Mueller goes down that road, the dispute could quickly reach the Supreme Court.
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If the Saudis tank it, as they just have, it goes down pretty much everywhere.
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" And that "we don't stop talking about air safety after a passenger jet goes down.
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When a particular stock goes down, that's usually because something bad happened to the company.
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As the sun goes down, the corn fields around the home she built turn orange.
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This means that Amtrak doesn't always have control over what goes down on the tracks.
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Umtiti goes down at the other end as Lloris charges left to smother a chance.
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Amrabat of Morocco goes down in the box and a big penalty appeal goes up.
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"Anytime anything noteworthy happens, communication goes down whether on purpose or by coincidence," she shared.
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If the TMX goes down on me again, I don't want to be caught twice.
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"From what I've observed, as occupancy goes down, so will staff levels," Ms. Grant said.
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" "Our leverage in the elections quite candidly goes up as the voting populace goes down.
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Other strange truths surface, too: For example, risk for people age 21 goes down suddenly.
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A worrying moment for Brazil fans as Neymar goes down, possibly with an ankle injury.
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An unwavering slow burn, "Marlina the Murderer in Four Acts" goes down exactly as announced.
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Take the money out of those and reposition, after FAANG goes down more, [into] tech.
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He gets to the ball at the same instant as keeper Mandanda and goes down.
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A single oyster topped with fizzy cranberry foam goes down in a tart, briny splash.
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When a plane goes down, an ejection seat keeps pilots from going down with it.
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The PandaCam at the National Zoo goes down; the air traffic control system does not.
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If they support Netanyahu and he goes down, their fate may be tied to his.
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If Trump wins in November, then everything that Sanders believes in goes down the drain.
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If more investors want to sell a stock than buy it, the price goes down.
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When it goes down, military members and dependents need to be evacuated in a hurry.
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Even if Mr. Trump goes down, the war for the soul of America will continue.
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This guy goes down into dungeons and basements, he'll find a document no matter what.
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The 54th Super Bowl goes down on Sunday, February 2, and the stakes are high.
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As the sun goes down, the track gets more grip and we start going faster.
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Tech is still too big, even if its sector weighting goes down on the surface.
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The upshot is: Premiums go up and the number of Americans with coverage goes down.
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Then a rescue helicopter goes down, leaving behind a critically injured survivor (Maria Thelma Smaradottir).
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"I think what goes down in the finale was so shocking to her," Dowd says.
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"Every time the peso goes down, we can afford less and less," Ms. Reyes said.
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If he goes down to a humiliating defeat, Republicans may seek to disavow him completely.
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You just have to change a number in the tax code and crime goes down.
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Anthony Kane: I'd love to think it goes down a little bit in Newcastle history.
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All we know is the party goes down Thursday, somewhere in the San Francisco area.
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The LP drips, sticky and sweet, and Doja goes down incredibly smooth on every track.
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If American consumers unexpectedly start buying bigger SUVs, then fleetwide fuel economy naturally goes down.
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So when it all goes down and Canada invades the US, what's your survival strategy?
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It just means that there's no one to point to when the system goes down. Right.
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Sheppard allegedly texted Bolster about her symptoms and was allegedly told "it always goes down though."
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Then, once the wall goes down, both teams need to destroy the other's fast-food icon.
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However, if the market goes down too much further, it may indicate broader weakness, he added.
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Obviously, if you buy a tablet or another e-reader used, the price goes down significantly.
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And it goes down to the low single digits with patients over the age of 2000.
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Watch how it all goes down — and pick up some hairstyling inspo for yourself — just above.
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In its bleak version of the Canadian wilderness, death is everywhere once the sun goes down.
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Of course, if you're in the general area when this all goes down, it'll kill you.
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But then they behave as if it's bad news when the business-- the price goes down.
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Consider the whims of internet connectivity: When your Wi-Fi goes down, so do your devices.
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If you're going to flood, might as well eat some joke cake before it goes down.
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While all this goes down, we see that sneaky Ben is spying on the emotional moment.
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Lots of stress over things that haven't happened yet—and probably never will—goes down today.
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We'll find out how it all goes down when the season 4 begins on August 19th.
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Typically when the S&P 500 goes down, volatility will go up because fear will rise.
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There probably would be an adjustment domestically as well of consumer spending, so demand goes down.
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And importantly, because of economies of scale, the cost of the scooter goes down as well.
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He goes down for a nap and I get ready to head out for a run.
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If the tracking polls are accurate and Trump goes down to defeat, his brand could suffer.
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"This goes down as one of the darkest days in modern Oromo history," Gudina told CNN.
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But right at the end, as a bonus, Frosty the Snowman goes down in flames.[YouTube]
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And when the sun goes down, its Night Vision mode activates automatically for low-light visibility.
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"When those rates go up, coverage goes down," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer told reporters Tuesday.
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It gets cold (like 274 degrees cold) when the sun goes down, even in the desert.
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That cost goes down to out-of-pocket costs of about $5-10,000 with good insurance.
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The competition will be fierce, and we can't wait to see how it all goes down.
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Four of them, including the one which goes down 460 metres (1,500 feet), are now dry.
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AMLG: So if it's going to make you vom, indexing goes way down, ranking goes down?
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But tension goes down today in your intimate relationships, and trust issues will be stirred up.
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Unlike Four Loko, however, the malt flavor isn't too strong, and it goes down fairly easily.
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And that could create more jobs even if the number of jobs per ride goes down.
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The first Virtual Hackathon goes down at TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco 2018 on September 5-7.
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Whatever career path she goes down, Alexis is already a celebrity, with over 60,000 Instagram followers.
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" Lululemon Athletica: "I'm a buyer of it here, and if it goes down I'll buy more.
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Don't allow a set to go beyond the point where your form goes down the drain.
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As for how exactly it all goes down, who better to ask than host Chris Harrison?
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"When the price of oil goes down, [airline stock] prices tend to come down," Baldanza said.
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In the clip above, the contractor-designer duo goes down the checklist for their latest addition.
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Even if your premium goes down, the price of certain drugs could be higher for you.
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Lots of talk goes down today, Aries, but digesting all the information will take some time.
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But honestly, you don't need the shot-by-shot to understand how this battle goes down.
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It's smooth, drinkable and goes down fast-the perfect beer for a day at the track!
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Unexpected stuff goes down, both at home and at work or in your public life, today.
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No, let's just transplant ideas into a look that goes down easy like a Starbucks latte.
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In fact, Thomas is extremely confident about his chances when the election goes down next year.
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Image quality goes down when photographs are compressed and recompressed by websites as they circulate online.
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Then they start trying to find the strike zone and invariably it goes down the middle.
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Just a devastating scene at Wimbledon as Bethanie Mattek-Sands goes down with an injury. pic.twitter.
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It's painful (or hilarious, if done right) when a self-sabotaging character goes down in flames.
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If the home price goes down, we participate in that, whereas your mortgage lender does not.
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Companies want high enough prices to make money, but if it's too high, demand goes down.
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Google's big hardware event is coming up fast – it all goes down next Wednesday, October 4.
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The original still goes down easy, as long as you skip the roller coasters right after!
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It all goes down on 8 November at the Tomie Ohtake Institute in São Paulo, Brazil.
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"When the pound goes down, more people are coming to Turnberry, frankly," Mr. Trump said. Mrs.
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As the price for autonomous vehicles goes down, the cost of delivering ride services goes lower.
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But Trump also wants red-state Democrats to pay a political price if Kavanaugh goes down.
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"If the cost of investing goes down, you should do more of it," Mr. Elmendorf said.
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Maybe if her English goes up while his goes down they can meet at an intersection.
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In general, you can expect your premium to be higher as your coinsurance responsibility goes down.
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"What's happening now, when people think 'this time he's serious,' the market goes down," Cuban said.
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The story follows a teenager who goes down to Alabama to be with his extended family.
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Two of 2016's four eclipses happen this month (the other pair goes down in September).
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Then N'dam goes down in the fourth round, and the fight seems like a sealed deal.
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I'd buy half now and buy half if it goes down again, but I don't know.
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In one key sequence, the player goes down to the beach, where the water glistens ominously.
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And if the Fed rate goes down, so will the interest rate on my Wealthfront account.
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Once your DTI goes down, you'll be in a better position to apply for a loan.
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That means if one machine goes down, the whole operation screeches to a halt, Blystone said.
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As they get bigger, the open rate typically goes down, making them less attractive to advertisers.
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Drilling goes down, as do releases of methane, a powerful greenhouse gas connected with climate change.
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If the price of a bond goes up because of high demand, its yield goes down.
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Matters unfold differently when everyone's spendable income goes down together, as when all pay higher taxes.
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The density goes down into residential neighborhoods a mile or two from the station — sometimes closer.
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Seconds after kickoff, Toivonen goes down and Gallardo gets the world's fastest yellow card for elbowing.
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That always goes down well... Do you have any recent top favorite posts from the account?
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Edinson Cavani is free on net and goes down after a leg to leg tie-up.
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"If we're saying over 100,000 cases, the overall severity of the disease goes down," she said.
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N. goes down for a nap after lunch, so I decide to go run some errands.
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That is removed and he goes down in the basement until after the sixth of January.
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As the number of births goes down, there are fewer young people entering its work force.
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"When the pound goes down, more people are coming to Turnberry," Trump told reporters on Friday.
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"When my son @KevinHart4real goes down with an injury, his big daddy steps in," he wrote.
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Plus, the more servers a service has, the more options you have if one goes down.
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If the annual percentage rate (APR) on your card goes down, you'll pay less in interest.
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"Look, if the pound goes down, they're going to do more business," Mr. Trump said then.
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The end result goes down devilishly smooth, like a goblet of summer wine spiked with hemlock.
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"Even if this site goes down or disappears, your message is guaranteed to persist," Eternitywall says.
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If your candidate is Trump, your popularity goes up, but for everyone else it goes down.
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"When the sun goes down, they need resources to come on, and that's why they like this big battery installation, because it can come on instantaneous[ly] when the sun goes down and it can continue to produce power during the peak periods," the CEO said.
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But it can definitely be serious trouble if it goes down the wrong pipe to your lungs.
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Oleynik 's first-round Ezekiel choke goes down as the first of its kind in UFC history.
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The Bachelorette uses promos to tease drama, but they're not always true to exactly what goes down.
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And we know that the cost of operating an ETF goes down significantly with rise in assets.
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First, if anything life-threatening goes down in a car, call the police on your phone immediately.
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If you freak out when your Wi-Fi goes down for 10 minutes, welcome to your nightmare.
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Margot goes down her own street, to her own house, and finds her dead father alive inside.
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Here are four things to know about what goes down at the Republican and Democratic National Conventions.
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If a telephone network goes down for a day, think of the economic impact that would have.
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A lot more goes down from there that involves the gore and more creepy moments mentioned above.
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It's telling a story as it goes down the street at three or four miles an hour.
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All the pitch-competition drama and excitement goes down at Disrupt Berlin 2018 on November 29-30.
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One study found that for each extra hour of sleep adolescents get, suicide risk goes down 11%.
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Duh. But we'll have to wait until January 12, 2018 to see how it all goes down.
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This is very interesting: In Australia, Facebook's stock actually goes down the toilet in a counterclockwise direction.
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Here are 8 things you need to know about the fighter before it all goes down: 1.
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"(Urals refinery) margins are now very strong, Brent goes down, so Urals differentials strengthen," the source said.
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Obviously, Djawadi can't drop any spoilers, but says he's "super" excited to show how everything goes down.
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McCollough goes down the list: Lynda Benglis, Agnes Martin, Georgia O'Keefe (whose Ghost Ranch home they've visited).
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When that goes down I'm like Eats Everything me, just "all night disco dancing," all night long.
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If you have a commodity offering in technology, and the market goes down, you'll be hit harder.
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THE BEAUTY OF THIS ONE IS THAT YOU DON'T HAVE MUCH TO LOSE UNLESS VMWARE GOES DOWN.
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But what goes down a treat in Miami does not necessarily play well in Madrid or Montreal.
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If Apple goes down this route, it would have a vast database of names to pull from.
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Honestly, we're all probably feeling a bit like this right now: When #youtube goes down lol pic.twitter.
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"It burns when it goes down, it burns when it comes out," she said at the time.
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"If arousal goes down, people may be less likely to catch you in a lie," Sharot said.
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" As for his wishes for the upcoming broadcast, Seacrest says: "I hope the ball goes down smoothly.
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Shortly after, M. gets picked up by a friend and B. goes down for her quiet time.
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If these were small, discontinuous populations, she explained, then the possibility of multiple similar discoveries goes down.
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And the ability of the organs to respond to the alcohol, which is a toxin, goes down.
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China If something crazy goes down in North Korea, it looks like the Chinese will be ready.
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Sure, there could be some other sector that inflation goes down, but that's not happening right now.
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"When you put criminals in jail, crime goes down," Cook told the Knoxville News Sentinel last year.
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The live auction -- which will stream online -- goes down April 30th at an upscale restaurant in NYC.
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Luna goes down at 6:30 and has a nurse watch her, and I can cook dinner.
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Definitely. Because he's real, he's one of us, goes down the pub, talks it how it is.
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Plotting to collude with governments to censor the internet never goes down well, especially in double helpings.
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When the major average soar, the VIX goes down because there is less fear in the market.
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Lots of talk about work and money goes down today, Taurus, and you're reflecting on your reputation.
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In case you're having some trouble picturing it, let Eva Longoria hilariously illustrate how that goes down.
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It can be used even if the power grid goes down or the banks are all hacked.
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"Playtest" goes down a rabbit hole of reality toward the end, and it just keeps spiraling deeper.
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Iceland's heroic performance at this tournament is one of those achievements that goes down in footballing folklore.
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It gives it a much needed transformation, and the night's last Onemeal goes down without a problem.
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Gets a bad break on the 'go' ball and comes right back and goes down the field.
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The deficit goes down because of the cuts to Medicaid, which would be a public health disaster.
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Number two, if Trump does not run, my appetite for this goes down at least 50 percent.
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"What matters now about Mubarak is how he goes down in history," said Mr. Diab, the researcher.
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You announced earnings this week — arguably better than the market had anticipated — but the stock goes down.
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"Therefore as soon as power goes down, so do the relays" on a digital signal, Heydari said.
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Can that be imperiled if the older business, I'm just calling it that, older business goes down?
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If the fare goes down, they automatically rebook you with the lower price and save you money.
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It goes down pretty heavily, though, and I feel the day starting to expire, begging to end.
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First of all, our close rate on our funnel or our pipeline goes down, which we saw.
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He, and the U.S., have a lot less control over how all of this goes down internationally.
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Created by VINAYA, a London-based technology design house, the Zenta goes down this mental wellness path.
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Lots of communication goes down today, but the most important voice to consider is your inner voice.
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The more your friends buy, the more your ticket cost goes down, all the way to free!
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TechCrunch Hackathon at VivaTech 2019 goes down on 17-18 May at the Expo Porte de Versailles.
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There, about a dozen permanently parked food trucks fling open their windows when the sun goes down.
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When New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport goes down, the implications are felt around the world.
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"What goes down will go up," said Dan Becker, director of the Washington-based Safe Climate Campaign.
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It all goes down easily, and is most impressive in its depiction of the time and place.
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People hang on to their cars for longer rather than replacing them, so auto manufacturing goes down.
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It just so happens that it all goes down on the same team, in the same season.
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And remember, even if your account value goes down, you haven't actually lost anything unless you sell.
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"When you put criminals in jail, crime goes down," he told the Knoxville News Sentinel last year.
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In the footage, Mr. Putin's teammates look nervous as he goes down — and after he gets up.
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The book goes down very specific rabbit holes about how the national-security policy process actually works.
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Every time she goes down into the basement and peruses her diary, Diane Swonk feels it anew.
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When the price of milk goes down, that is good for families and bad for dairy farmers.
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"Nobody goes down there without being moved in some kind of way," an archivist, Brian Collins, said.
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It goes down the memory hole, and makes a mockery of our collective promise to never forget.
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He kills a guard for the elevator key, and goes down to the hospital's forbidden lower level.
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" Brian Henson, the trailer says, is "finally ready to reveal what goes down when kids aren't around.
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"Your blood pressure goes down, you have synchrony, you mimic your friend's posture unconsciously," Ms. Flora said.
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An easy puzzle to solve with a rough and tumble theme, as John Guzzetta GOes DOWN SWINGING.
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The contrast of how shit goes down in the more affluent parts of the city baffles me.
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Early Stage SF goes down on April 28, with more than 50 breakout sessions to choose from.
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" Leslie felt it didn't have a rich enough mouthfeel and "goes down the middle of your tongue.
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But if you start piling in passengers, dead-heading time goes down and ride efficiency goes up.
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"I'm not saying 'go short bitcoin and sell $100,000 of bitcoin before it goes down," he said.
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"It's not just that your heart rate goes down and you become very calm," Mr. Gardner explained.
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It all goes down live on the Main Stage, and it's streamed live to a global audience.
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So, you shrink the video base, your margin goes up, cap ex goes down, stock takes off.
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Usually, among teenagers, as perceived risk of a substance goes up, the use of it goes down.
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If a dedicated interface is used, there must be a "fall-back" option if it goes down.
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"If the U.P. election goes poorly for the B.J.P., Modi's political capital goes down," Mr. Pant said.
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When a market correction occurs, the price of the stock goes down and the yield goes up.
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However, when the sun goes down and the lights turn on, the tree truly comes to life.
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But how it all goes down could have big ramifications, particularly in such a deeply divided electorate.
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The film then goes down a troubling path and unearths the truth behind Tina and Vore's roots.
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Charging your devices during the daytime is one thing, but what about when the sun goes down?
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Once the soil is depleted, the nutrient density of the foods grown in it also goes down.
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We don't even have a cute word to talk about when someone goes down on a woman!
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With all the drama that goes down on the highway, an indisputable extra set of eyes can't hurt.
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Access to electricity means women can now weave and children can study long after the sun goes down.
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Where: Ancient Athens; When: 430s BCE Cleon probably goes down as the first demagogue recorded in human history.
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I think he goes down as the worst FBI director in history by far, there&aposs nobody closed.
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This naturally goes down once you start mixing in actual four-digit calculations, which don't see any speedup.
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Turnover goes down, and existing staff can be effective recruiters, bringing more friends and peers to the city.
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When the new moon goes down on Friday, write those wishes down and slip them under a crystal.
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Jackie had a run-through with the Marine Corps Band Wednesday and her big rehearsal goes down Thursday.
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If Beyoncé taught us anything, it's that shit goes down when there's a billion dollars on an elevator.
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It's been a crazy NFL season, and we're not just talking about what goes down on the field.
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An invitation to Trump Tower or the White House to discuss how to run America goes down well.
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If Algolia goes down, you won't be able to search for stuff on Medium, Twitch, Periscope or CrunchBase.
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And at a very reasonable 104 minutes, it all goes down as easily as a spoonful of sugar.
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They have exactly 90 days to seal the deal, but we're told that all goes down this evening.
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That means clothing that goes down to the ankle, up to her neck, and stops at the wrist.
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Here's what goes down for the major characters in a world where Grace and Frankie never became friends.
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She's spent the last few months watching hours of pornography and writing detailed breakdowns of what goes down.
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Cost is certainly an issue, but as more of the sensing equipment is manufactured, the cost goes down.
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The number goes down to 11% when looking at the top 250 grossing films of the past year.
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It all goes down in front of a live audience filled with entrepreneurs, distinguished technologists and eager investors.
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It all goes down on October 30th, and The Verge will be there, reporting live from the event.
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Whatever melodrama goes down in the house, this Family Vacation is going to be one for the books.
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This means that if the price of those bonds goes down, the balance sheet of the bank deteriorates.
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In fact, the scene ends by focusing on the knight's personal pleasure as Cersei goes down on him.
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Watch how it all goes down above, and see for yourself how these boots were made for styling.
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But another one is that the carbon footprint of that family and that household goes down over time.
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EBay (EBAY) promises a special set of deals that will release only if Amazon's (AMZN) website goes down.
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But if taxation goes down, they will enjoy the same favourable treatment that will apply to the others.
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So based on the UCR data, one would expect crime to go down as lead exposure goes down.
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"If this stock goes down today, well …," Cramer said, a day after U.S. equities closed in correction territory.
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If you cross the street in Shanghai and get caught jaywalking by a surveillance camera, it goes down.
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Lochte is only competing in one event (the men's 200 individual medley) and that goes down on Wednesday.
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She shoves him in the chest, he pushes back ... then unloads the punch and she goes down hard.
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If prices fall, people wait until they get even lower, so demand goes down, so prices fall more.
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TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin 2018 goes down on 29-30 November, and the countdown to serious savings is on.
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Afterwards the housing market goes down, they'll buy all the homes and then the government will own everything.
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Spoiler Alert: A lot of bad stuff goes down on Scarif during Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.
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Also in Libya it should have been obvious that if Gaddafi goes down the consequence would be disintegration.
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You also have health, of course, which goes down if the other residents of Wellington Wells attack you.
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"Sexual assaults continue to increase dramatically while the number of cases going to trial goes down," she said.
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By the way, the Monaco Grand Prix goes down on Sunday -- and shocker, Hamilton is expected to win.
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My nan still has a fondness for the ones of her youth but this one goes down well.
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An entire season of "Game of Thrones" goes down on the bus ride from D.C. to New York.
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The ride is pretty fast, and El Askary makes a few noises of exhilaration as he goes down.
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If one or two of the machines goes down, the information is still available as the system rebuilds.
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In much the same way, muscles can grow when protein synthesis goes up or protein breakdown goes down.
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"It's safer because you are not doing the driving and the cost per trip goes down," he says.
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"If Bannon goes down, it's because he tied himself at the hip with Priebus," said one Bannon ally.
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When the market goes down, no one is talking about the other parts, the international investments, the bonds.
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After a massive tragedy, it goes down, taking modern society with it, and leaving everyone struggling to survive.
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It's a credit to Inkle's writing team that this potential minefield of dense narrative exposition goes down smoothly.
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Every look that goes down the runway (and its shoppable live stream) will be available immediately at Tommy.
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It's just like a stock does nothing, you pick up the yield, the stock goes down a little.
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"If the price goes down by another $20, we will see demand emerging," a banker in Singapore said.
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"I hope no Democrat from here on out ever goes down this path of deficits matter," he said.
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"I don't care if this goes down to a Category 1," CNN meteorologist Chad Myers said on Thursday.
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From Google's perspective, if AdWords goes down, it's not making money, so it was engineered to stay running.
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I suspect there will be more as the water goes down and the road becomes easier to access.
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If Clayton Kershaw goes down—he's a pitcher, so it could happen—the Dodgers are in real trouble.
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Grande plays Chloe, the intern who is called upon fill the gaps when the streaming service goes down.
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That won't happen now, so St. Louis will have to hope and pray that nobody else goes down.
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And so there's this interesting paradox which is that adoption tends to go up as hype goes down.
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We have a group that goes down to DC every month that protests in the Senate office building.
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Chino manages to hold onto his phone as he goes down, before he gets up and continues running.
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But when the sun goes down, he puts on a robe and glengarry and becomes a Luminous Knight.
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Then they decide to turn the trade into an investment and buy more as the stock goes down.
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Instead, a foam layer goes down over the existing floor and the planks are snapped together on top.
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Maybe Monday's solar eclipse will restore the status quo in which prices go up when unemployment goes down.
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This clever element turns it into a completely different ride worth tackling again when the sun goes down.
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If the value of the home goes down in value, Patch willingly takes a loss on its investment.
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"[Say] the market goes down 10% and you sell [your investments] and put them in cash," Henske said.
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"When my son @KevinHart4real goes down with an injury, his big daddy steps in," Johnson tweeted on Wednesday.
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He come home late at night, goes down to the basement and pumps iron and nearly hurts himself.
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Mewis goes down in the area a moment later as the play recycles, but it appears she dived.
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The smackdown goes down live on the Main Stage at Disrupt San Francisco 2020 on September 14-193.
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"But when the sun goes down and the moon comes out, people transform," says contestant Jordan Wiseley, 28.
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Thomas Lemar, one of the smallest men on the field, goes down and earns France a free kick.
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" Caelynn goes to tell everyone she's leaving, and Kristina quips, "If something goes down, you call me, okay?
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They will also sometimes match themselves if you buy something that goes down in price a week later.
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As legitimacy goes down, crime reporting and cooperation with police and prosecutors go down, and violence goes up.
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If one company goes up by 3%, but another goes down by 2%, you're still up by 1%.
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TC Early Stage SF goes down on April 28, and we are getting pretty damn excited about it!
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And what's more, the cost of acquiring those users in the first place also goes down the drain.
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My mom goes down to the front desk, unhappy, as we have waited all day for a room.
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The problem for those hoping that Kavanaugh goes down is that popularity isn't the only thing that matters.
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But we all know that the price of gas goes down when the supply of oil goes up.
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" Her mother's wry verdict on her father: "He was a ray o' sun, but the sun goes down.
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The amendment's purpose is to allow Parliament to avert a no-deal Brexit if May's deal goes down.
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And if Trump goes down and a reasonable Republican like Mitt Romney steps in, I'll vote for him.
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Kris Jenner's huge Khristmas Eve bash goes down Sunday night but the air could be filled with tension.
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We'll get to find out if he's right in less than two weeks -- the fight goes down Oct.
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Whether it's Al-Qaeda, the Taliban, or even ISIS, we looked at how that entire process goes down.
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Quick take: Fair enough, but if it goes down, it'll still be seen as a blow against carbon pricing.
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How she goes down with restive lawmakers, some of whom would like to topple her, will be closely watched.
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The almighty WiFi connection reigns supreme at any office, and when it goes down, business comes crashing with it.
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We're back with another week of Becca Kufrin's season of The Bachelorette — read on for everything that goes down.
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McCall is now poised for a comeback at UFC 208, which goes down this Saturday in Brooklyn, New York.
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"I also support Bernie because if Bernie goes down that means I may have to get in," he said.
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Their yield goes down, but the plants don't die — with a lot of other crops, that's not the case.
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But, of course, what we know about a protected market is that the quality of the cars goes down.
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Directed by Tate Taylor (The Help), Ma is both deranged and laced with comedy, and it goes down easy.
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Their first big fight goes down over a plate of chicken wings, which is as tiresome as it sounds.
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If you drink the water with a straw it goes down easier and the audience knows it is true.
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Sorry guys but... If he would just be okay, it&aposs all right when your testosterone goes down, fellows.
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Look, as oil goes down, some people feel they're not going to make as much money at the pump.
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Bond yields move inversely to prices, so if the price of a bond goes up, the yield goes down.
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The second series, at least for Eve, goes down a much darker and into a much more compromised place.
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Trammell: There was an interesting minor point about what happens in a cashless society when the internet goes down.
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Oh, America, you continue to find small ways to delight us — even as this ship goes down in flames.
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Jackson dumping his girlfriend and coming back for Maggie after all this goes down was already swoon-worthy enough.
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Except the play did happen, and beyond an unprecedented overturn of the result, goes down as a Chippewas victory.
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"Yeah, if it goes down I'm gonna buy ... I'm a businessman, that's what I'm supposed to do," Trump said.
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For one, the show is breezy, fun, and goes down like a glass of lemonade during a June twilight.
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Lots of talk goes down today, with the Moon in social Aquarius highlighting the communication sector of your chart.
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It achieves up time through replication, so if one version of itself goes down, the next can take over.
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So then they decide to turn the trade into an investment, and buy more as the stock goes down.
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When oil goes down, many investors assume that banks are threatened, China is stalling and dividends are in danger.
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The meet-and-greet goes down at a group cocktail event, where the cast gathers to celebrate the holidays.
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If the valuation goes down below the liquidation preference, the common shareholders will have their entire investments wiped out.
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The more he goes down this dark path, the harder it will be for him to recover from it.
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In S-Town, producer Brian Reed goes down to a small Alabama town to investigate a potential unreported murder.
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For Millennials that number goes down to 45%, for Gen X it's 36%, and for Boomers it's only 32%.
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We're back for week 2 of Becca Kufrin's season of The Bachelorette — read on for everything that goes down.
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If Trump goes down as the worst US president in modern history, his empire may go down with it.
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ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: The merge episode is always an exciting one as a lot of jockeying for positioning goes down.
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When people are encouraged to drive together, there are fewer cars on the road, and traffic goes down significantly.
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The study shows that women's response rate goes down 15 percent when they are the ones to write first.
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Now you don't have to wait around for the rare blending of bright pinks as the sun goes down.
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"The more he goes down this dark path, the harder it will be for him to recover from it."
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I have some inflammation in my back from a back problem, and when I do cryotherapy, it goes down.
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The Constitution and the news media's fates are tied together— if one falls, the other goes down with it.
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When the dinner party goes down in flames, courtesy of Mickey Dobbs, She Who Wreaks Havoc takes her leave.
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When a site goes down or load times veer out of bounds, someone must ultimately own and solve it.
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Long winters veer from mild to hellish, while brief, wet summers can be chilly when the sun goes down.
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If it goes down someplace it shouldn't and the authorities find it, the registration will lead back to you.
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Every night when the sun goes down, Florida's net-casting spiders emerge, startling onlookers with record-breaking, enormous eyes.
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But that output for America, you know, goes down when that plane flies around with a dog in it.
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"What I think happens, is the overall pricing goes down because there is access to more inventory," he said.
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"If the loss is ordinary and treated as ordinary, what happens when the stock market goes down?" asked Rosenthal.
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First up, she's been hanging out in the writer's room — which is where all the good stuff goes down.
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Trust me, you'll be hard-pressed to find another 10 percent that goes down nearly as smooth this summer.
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When right-to-work laws pass, our research shows that turnout goes down by two to three percentage points.
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"When the pound goes down, more people are coming to Turnberry," he said at a press conference in Scotland.
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I promise we won't hurt you, except with potential heartburn, because when the sun goes down we really feast!
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But in many parts of the country, it's not expected to get much better when the sun goes down.
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"I'm not saying 'go short bitcoin and sell $100,000 of bitcoin before it goes down," he said in September.
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Thus the average price for each prescribed drug goes down but overall per person spending on drugs goes up.
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And, when opioids are prescribed properly with screening and follow through care, the risk of addiction goes down significantly.
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Because we spend less, the amount of money we need to reach each level of Financial Freedom goes down.
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I believe there's change, and I believe it goes up and it goes down, and it goes up again.
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It's a perverse equation: As the number of insurers goes down, the leverage they have over regulators goes up.
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I believe there's change and I believe it goes up and it goes down, and it goes up again.
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The model suggests that the only way Kavanaugh goes down is if he ends up as unpopular as Trump.
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Still, the year 2016 goes down as a good year for the housing market and for the nation's homeowners.
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"Our view is, we think the dollar will continue to go up as the euro goes down," Carter said.
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His silky pull-up jumper goes down from anywhere, whether on an indoor court or out in the elements.
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The mahjong scene goes down, abruptly, after Nick asks Rachel to marry him toward the end of the film.
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This could, for example, be used as a backup link for Bitcoin businesses in case the internet goes down.
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The price goes down to $94 for extended family, $89 for regular friends, and drops to $45 for acquaintances.
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Batman is really mad about it, so tons of shit goes down leading up to this very stupid moment.
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Still, it sounds like Audi will be in the ring when the electric self-driving royal rumble goes down.
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Lots of talk goes down today, Libra, but the details are unclear, and people won't have their facts straight.
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Drama goes down in your relationships, but maybe some excitement is just what you need to liven things up?
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Using Google's managed instance group feature, you also can automatically re-create your preemptible instance after it goes down.
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After each game, the winning team's shareholders get a dividend, and the losing team's share price likely goes down.
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And both the Brady Center and the Ad Council want to continue the campaign until that number goes down.
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So, Mo Bamba, the person, goes down in the rankings, but "Mo Mamba," the song, remains where it is.
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When the video restarts the swimmers come out with their hands up, Ryan is standing and then goes down.
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As the article states, the cause and effect are clear: When people's basic needs are met, violence goes down.
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Short-sellers, who profit when a company's stock price goes down, are expected to bet against it within days.
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For example, its crisis response teams may run drills on what would happen if an entire facility goes down.
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The first of what we would expect will be numerous penalty appeals in the game as Giroud goes down.
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Son Heung-Min goes down in the box and the referee blows the whistle … to call Son for diving.
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The risk for cardiovascular disease may increase when a person's income goes down, and decrease when it goes up.
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The net effect of this rotation is a stock market that goes up and a VIX that goes down.
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After the sun goes down, the air remains warm and thick, and it just feels like a comforting hug.
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But this is a dangerous tactic since what goes up almost inevitably goes down, at least for a time.
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"When Apple goes down, it takes the stocks of all its suppliers with it," the "Mad Money" host added.
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"Everybody, they think Steph goes down and the entire series changes," Green told The Associated Press after the game.
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If you're going to do dumb things because a stock goes down, you shouldn't own a stock at all.
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But the problem is, and-- even-- every day the circulation of the papers in every -- print circulation goes down.
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The percentage goes down for business owners in the South Atlantic (5 percent) and West South Central (6 percent).
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TAKING A BOW, AND A NAP When the curtain goes down, we have 90 minutes until the next show.
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JOHN MALONE: Your cap ex goes down, your leverage free cash flow goes up and your stock takes off.
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If its savings rate goes down and its investment rate goes up, the trade deficit is bound to increase.
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"Yes, short term they are risky, but as the time horizon increases, that market volatility goes down," he said.
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The upshot is a gentle, gossamer movie that, like its soundtrack, goes down easy and is almost instantly forgotten.
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Poirier says after he beats up Alvarez ... he wants the winner of Conor-Khabib (assuming the fight goes down).
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If you're African-American or Hispanic it goes down, and then Asian-Americans make 90 cents to the dollar.
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Target (7 days): Bring your receipt in, within seven days, if the item you bought goes down in price.
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After the sun goes down on a Friday, I'll no longer be allowed to remain in her world anymore.
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We order another round of spritzes as the sun goes down and toast how incredible this trip has been ($2600).
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Having a healthy mix of investments will limit how much your overall portfolio goes down when stocks take a hit.
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Disaggregate the public active shooters from the familicides and the number of shooters with histories of domestic abuse goes down.
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"Every time you put a sale online, and out of the store, your [return on investment] goes down," he added.
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Still, Trump should be careful about taking credit: If and when it goes down, he's going to be in trouble.
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If the House goes down the impeachment route, at least some Republican support would be needed for a Senate conviction.
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If someone near you goes down don't just ignore the situation, take the lead and lend a helping hand. 5.
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The app will then automatically send updates, including audio and video, to your primary phone anytime some shit goes down.
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A driver at such a crossing goes up an incline, crosses the level tracks and then goes down an incline.
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Gawker Media goes down in the manifestation of what would in virtually any other circumstance be an unhinged conspiracy theory.
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At the end of the video, the soldier wearing the helmet camera goes down as well, and eventually stops moving.
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But according to the bride-to-be herself, she won't be wearing a white dress when it all goes down.
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"Aesthetic goals: Ivanka Trump's neighbor sipping wine in a fur coat as a protest goes down," one Twitter user wrote.
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We're pretty excited about this, because this sort of thing normally only goes down around Prime Day and Black Friday.
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So why are people continuing to mine more bitcoin even as it becomes more difficult and its price goes down?
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She goes down for a nap and M. wakes up, so I start breakfast for us — eggs, bacon, and toast.
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While all of that goes down on your television screen, moments will also be happening on tiny screens — on phones!
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When he freezes up in shock at the news, she goes down on him because...well,this is still Gretchen.
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With frequent flights, Musk noted, the cost of a trip on a terrestrial aircraft that's $90 million goes down dramatically.
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S&P goes up 6 points on Yellen's bland comments, but goes down 15 points on Fischer's more definitive comments.
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The headline cost also goes down because when we get this money, what are we going to do with it?
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Watch how it goes down in the video above, and get ready to tie up those laces all season long.
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What's been happening as her probability goes up, biotechs go down, and as her probability goes down, biotech goes up.
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SLAs are simple: if a service goes down, the provider agrees to pay you back to compensate for the inconvenience.
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But it goes down well with liberal-minded Remainers who are desperately looking for an excuse to dump the Tories.
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When jobs go away in a state, a new study finds, college attendance goes down for children in poor families.
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A player knows they've lost control of the attack and is looking for contact, gets it, and then goes down.
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Goose dies instantly when their plane goes down in the ocean, hitting his head on the canopy of the jet.
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His hands are clean, because if a deal goes down, it means you were the one who pulled the chute.
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" Bach agrees: "Why would you borrow money to buy an asset that immediately goes down in value by 30 percent?
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The auction goes down September 26 in London, but you can bid from home through the Wizardry of the Internet.
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What happens if a disk server suddenly goes down, or if network traffic suddenly spikes because of a DDoS attack?
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Jonah Hill Jonah Hill goes down this week after admitting on The Breakfast Club that his DJ Name was Spindrome.
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It is gruesome how they go down in lockstep and shed massive points for every dollar that crude goes down.
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"This is what happens at the late stage of a housing bubble - the quality of lending goes down," he said.
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But evidence of covert offshore holdings goes down badly in a country whose president is conducting an anti-corruption drive.
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The song devastates for its repeated, ambiguous pronoun use ("she goes down" as daughter, later "she breaks down" as mother).
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And as the amount of equity in Atlante goes down, so does the amount of risk it can take on.
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Pay close attention to what goes down around love and money—and all those other wonderful Venusian themes—this month.
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Unlike Starry or Terragraph, AirGig is entirely linear, offering little to no redundancy if one of the links goes down.
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"All that progress goes down the drain if we don't win tomorrow," Obama warned the crowd of young college students.
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I walk all times of the day but I'd say the best time is just before the sun goes down.
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If she goes down the impeachment road, Republicans take back the House, we keep the Senate, President Trump gets reelected.
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IF THE STOCK PRICE GOES DOWN OR THE COMPANY ENCOUNTERS FINANCIAL DIFFICULTY, WHY, THEN, WE NEED TO HAVE AN INVESTIGATION.
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"If the price goes down, you're going to miss rent because that one bitcoin isn't worth very much," he said.
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" Well, last year the channel signaled that goes-down-easy shows were on the way out when it introduced "Mr.
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Still, Trump should be careful about taking credit: if and when it goes down, he's going to be in trouble.
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"Once the temperature drops below 32 degrees, the air pressure in tires goes down and they'll deflate some," Haynes said.
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She goes down as a three-time world champion, an Olympic gold and silver medallist, and a fantastic, fantastic athlete.
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"When a normal person goes down, no one gets to hear of it," Madadi tells us in the opening shots.
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Coates, too, has problems with drops, but he also has legit size/speed upside in case Antonio Brown goes down.
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" Other times, I read the rule as, "Eat all the chips and guac you can before the sun goes down.
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Well, some people do, and that's terrific, but the real freaks know that it all goes down at the afterparties.
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It's still replicated across different machines, but if that zone goes down (or is destroyed), you can't access your data.
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But when Slack goes down, you can't even communicate with other people to know whether or not Slack went down.
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Because if you imagine a crash is coming — one is a crash, what people imagine is that everyone goes down.
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"Goldman Sachs can make money if the stock market goes up and if the stock market goes down," Novogratz said.
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"Since we print our dollars, we could, in principle, print so freaking many that their price goes down," Branstetter continued.
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It's time for a Hannah Ann and Peter safe house visit where we know now that terrible stuff goes down.
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The world's physical capacity to make stuff — wheat, gasoline, whatever — goes down, which raises prices and creates problems for business.
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What the public sees is only the analysis of that data, and it only goes down to the county level.
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When yields rise, the value of their bond holdings goes down, eroding their capital and raising questions about their health.
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Tamer's shooting was captured on video by Israeli soldiers, who can be heard whooping and cheering as he goes down.
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The memorial concert -- "Linkin Park & Friends Celebrate Life in Honor of Chester Bennington" -- goes down Friday night at the Bowl.
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"Your semen goes down into a base at the bottom and you should really clean that shit immediately," he said.
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Green Bay Packers: If Aaron Rodgers goes down this season, the Packers won't be turning to DeShone Kizer this time.
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The book goes down as easy as a gin and tonic on a summer day, but the takeaway is damning.
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In other words, if you short sell a stock at $2500 and it goes down to $28, you make $22.6.
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NAP, PREP Alec religiously goes down for a nap between 1 and 1:30 and is out for two hours.
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Alphabet launches a site for COVID-19 test screening, the stock market continues to fall and Microsoft Teams goes down.
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So then will we be looking at a 4-4 court if he goes down and Democrats take the Senate?
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Once the final curtain goes down, the show vanishes forever, save in the memories of the audience and the actors.
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Choices include ambient lighting for when the sun goes down, tableware and tables, and even a cozy spot to relax.
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If you're a student of economic and market history, recessions last about a year and the market goes down 25%.
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With the aromas of fresh fruit and warm stones, the wine has presence and depth, and still goes down easy.
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If everything goes down and up at the same time and in the same way, diversification would lose its value.
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"Every month that passes by without a worm happening, more people patch and the vulnerable population goes down," Williams says.
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Alphabet's self-driving car company raises its first outside investment, Robinhood goes down and Pixel phones get new gesture controls.
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"The threat of war worldwide goes down exponentially with John Bolton out of the White House," Mr. Paul told reporters.
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We get tipsy as the sun goes down and head back to her house for a fun night with games.
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If you are dumping yuan and demanding more dollars, the value of the yuan goes down relative to the dollar.
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Over the eons the baby-verse would grow into the starry spectacle we now see when the sun goes down.
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Your rent is determined by the market — and if the rental market goes down, you can negotiate your rent down.
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Of course, if manufacturing output goes down as a result of the trade deficit in goods, so will manufacturing employment.
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Remember, if AutoZone goes down, the company will be in there buying back its own stock right next to you.
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This goes down as the warmest June low temperature on record in the Arizona desert city, according to the NWS.
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Hopefully that message goes down even to the high school level, that these things are just unacceptable to any degree.
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There&aposs not a lot of pop in that left hand any more, footwork goes down, his hands are heavy.
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At your age, the supply of available wealthy women increases, while that of fit or even alive men goes down.
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I'm surprised that of all the depraved shit that goes down in colleges, only a handful of stories come out.
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He goes down the list of all the anatomists who help him, they're going to do an anatomy book together.
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A swish of yogurt goes down on the plate, followed by a couple of patties and a heap of greens.
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An agent who deals with these types of players yearly explained exactly how the process goes down during draft week.
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So in states where it's legal, they actually find that it actually goes down in terms of kids using cannabis.
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After Aaron goes down for bed, I return emails, send texts, and give my assistants their list for the next day.
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Here's how it goes down: three survivalists are trapped at different points inside underground cave systems for up to six days.
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When water goes down, farmers can easily reduce their acreage and devote more water to high-value crops like winter vegetables.
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The political counsellor tells me that he's probably going to be PM soon, after the blond one goes down in flames.
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When you increase the distance from the population to a polling place, black voter turnout goes down by a certain percentage.
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If this question causes an undercounts of noncitizens, then representation of those areas — which tend to lean Democratic — also goes down.
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When Obi Wan goes down in the first film, he comes back stronger than ever in the memories and the voices.
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It's well-balanced, has extremely strong vanilla notes, and it goes down very smoothly, with a bit of an oily mouthfeel.
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The Wii money wouldn't last forever, and shareholders get grumpy when stock goes down because the company isn't making any revenue.
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However, that is kind of hard to believe after watching the shocking twist that goes down at the end this finale.
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"He normally goes down to one of the bridges to take a quick dip," she told the Times-Union of Albany .
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You can even add a little heat once the sun goes down with an Outdoor Patio Fire Pit that's 95.997.65% off.
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If you work in technology there's often a joke about someone tripping over the power cord whenever a server goes down.
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The price of oranges relative to apples goes down if more oranges are suddenly available relative to the number of apples.
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Some of it may be simply a matter of supply: as more people hold college degrees, the associated premium goes down.
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The richer people get, the more paper, plastic and metals they chuck out, so the proportion of food waste goes down.
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Their frantic version of "Carol of the Bells" is the song that's gonna be playing when the ship goes down, right?
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Flash Thompson in the comic books may be a burly idiot, but that's not always how it goes down in 2017.
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Sometimes the market goes up afterward, sometimes it goes down, at least for the one-month and three-month periods ahead.
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That's why the next time we see Bonnie, she is pushed up against a wall as Adam goes down on her.
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But some services make SLAs hard to understand, and you don't really know what you're getting if a service goes down.
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In a disaster zone, there needs to be an immediate, dynamic and reactive way to communicate when the internet goes down.
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But with a new Game of Thrones coloring book, they can exact a little control over what goes down in Westeros.
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"There's almost a typical journey the 'classical' collector goes down," says Andy Simpson, co-founder of Rare Whisky101 out of Scotland.
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The ECB owns Steinhoff senior bonds, the last to be written off or converted into shares if the company goes down.
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"When the grid goes down, solar energy will continue to power your home and charge your Powerwall," the company's website says.
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I want pants that comes up to my belly button, goes down to my ankles, and is tight everywhere in between.
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Just imagine what goes down at the Kardashian Thanksgiving — do you think Kris Jenner is subjected to a game of charades?
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Work on your tan with a waterside view during the day, then switch into party mode once the sun goes down.
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Because if North Korea and Kim Jong Un goes down, you have a bunch of North Koreans coming across the border.
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And, if the teaser for what goes down in the next episode offers any hint, we've got some serious action coming.
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Commissioner Clyburn joins a list of all-star speakers at TC Disrupt NY, which goes down May 15 to May 17.
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The reformers' message of secular change and a return to the rule of law goes down well with middle-class families.
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"This path is especially dangerous because the farther one goes down it, the harder it is to pull back," he wrote.
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You definitely want to back up your phone via iTunes before you do this, just in case something terrible goes down.
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Twice a week he goes down to the garment factories that have burgeoned around the edges of Phnom Penh, the capital.
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She goes to a campfire near a lake, where she cuddles with Trick on a log as the sun goes down.
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If you sell when the market goes down, you lock in your losses for life, and it's very hard to recover.
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Sandy Villere, co-portfolio manager of the Villere Balanced Fund at Villere & Co., sees buying opportunities when the market goes down.
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The big event goes down on June 5th at NYC's Hammerstein Ballroom, so stay tuned for the 2017 crop of winners.
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" Take oil as an example, he said, "[historically] 85 percent of the time oil goes down, the stock market goes up.
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Khabib Nurmagomedov fight in the works ... and Dana White has told us that if it goes down, it'll be in Vegas.
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The Hot 100 issue drops June 19, and a huge party for it goes down July 21 at the Hollywood Palladium.
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