Now if that happens, this thing goes down to $130.
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The drain at the top goes down to the bottom.
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So that 20 goes down to something like 12 or 14.
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At that point, the company goes down to about 20 employees.
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If he is screened, that chance goes down to 0.5 percent.
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"It's Christie, it all goes down to him, right?" he said.
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Early in the fourth quarter, this cornerback goes down to the turf.
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It&aposs a bad day for humanity, it goes down to value.
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If it gets wet, that goes down to a measly SPF 3.
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This goes down to approximately zero when the trap database is used.
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You know China goes down to 7% and it's a massive disruption.
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You find your heart rate goes down to about 45 beats per minute.
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Offred goes down to the kitchen for a break, only to have Mrs.
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The Hill: Senate GOP goes down to the wire in national emergency fight.
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We all think we want a game that goes down to the wire.
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I remember saying: if it goes down to around $2000 again I will buy.
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You know if China goes down to 7 percent it's like a national catastrophe.
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And so it's interesting, but your mindset goes down to the very specific things.
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It's cool when Thornton does it, since his beard goes down to his knees.
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But that variance only goes down to about six hours a night, Van Dongen says.
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As the rank goes down to Schedule 20073, a drug's potential for abuse generally decreases.
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And after the first of the year, the novelty of eggnog goes down to zero.
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It goes down to 61 cents for black women and 53 cents for Latina women.
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If he goes down to a humiliating defeat, Republicans may seek to disavow him completely.
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And it goes down to the low single digits with patients over the age of 2000.
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If the tracking polls are accurate and Trump goes down to defeat, his brand could suffer.
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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 story follows a teenager who goes down to Alabama to be with his extended family.
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In one key sequence, the player goes down to the beach, where the water glistens ominously.
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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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That means clothing that goes down to the ankle, up to her neck, and stops at the wrist.
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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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"I don't care if this goes down to a Category 1," CNN meteorologist Chad Myers said on Thursday.
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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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He come home late at night, goes down to the basement and pumps iron and nearly hurts himself.
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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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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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The price goes down to $94 for extended family, $89 for regular friends, and drops to $45 for acquaintances.
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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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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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"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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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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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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He finishes work at ten on Saturday night and goes down to the seafront for the closing ceremony of the festival.
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Without insurance, PrEP costs me $2,110.99 per month; with insurance and a coupon card from Gilead, that goes down to zero.
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If Rubio goes down to a humiliating defeat in Florida, some argue it could be curtains on his future political career.
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The United States and Canada play for Olympic gold in women's hockey, and the game usually goes down to the wire.
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But if the bill goes down to defeat, unhappiness with the existing health care system will still be directed toward the GOP.
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But every negotiation I've ever been in always goes down to whatever the last day is, the last hour of the deadlines.
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"You have to wait until it goes down to two or three dots," she said, flicking her finger at the battery indicator.
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"You have nice things here," he has Barbra say to Alex when she goes down to the basement and pretends to shop.
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He goes down to the operating room and works nonstop, one patient after another, sometimes not emerging from surgery for 24 hours.
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As Brexit goes down to the line, investors are watching to see if May can win over enough lawmakers to her deal.
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Scott Miller, the U.S. commander in Kabul, will pause the withdrawal and assess conditions once the troop level goes down to 8,600.
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That goes down to seven minutes in Round 2, five minutes in Rounds 3 to 6, and four minutes in Round 7.
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For people who have health complications connected to obesity, such as type 2 diabetes, the limit goes down to a BMI of 35.
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On average, each person in Mexico City uses up 320 liters of water per day; in Iztapalapa, that number goes down to 235.
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"If it goes down to -5 [percent] and stays we can claim this as a victory I think," wrote Yiannopoulos above the image.
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These are credits, so if you tax bill is $10,000 and you qualify for the maximum credit, your bill goes down to $8,000.
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Dudley said while Tuesday was another big day with another big vote, it always goes down to the last hour of the deadline.
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Currently, Apple takes a 30 percent cut on the first year of a subscription, which goes down to 15 percent for subsequent years.
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These are credits, so if your tax bill is $10,000 and you qualify for the maximum credit, your bill goes down to $8,000.
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That price goes down to as low as $8753,2875, once the federal tax credit plus six years' of savings on gas are factored in.
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Then he goes down to the area that sells lots of mass-produced tchotchkes and buys a few beautiful, polished, modern-looking silver bowls.
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While Apple takes a 30 percent cut on regular in-app payments, the percentage goes down to 15 percent for subscriptions over one year.
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The next few weeks will determine whether the fight goes down to the wire or the opposition is crushed by Pelosi's enduring political strength.
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For Prime members that price goes down to $7.99 a month or $79 annually, which brings the price per month to just over $6.
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As the Brexit crisis goes down to the wire, May said a so-called "meaningful vote" would not take place this week as expected.
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Conversely, if he goes down to defeat, his fate could well make other Republicans even more hesitant to criticize Trump than they already are.
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Legalman First Class Tamatha Schulmerich said she has to twist and wrap her hair into a bun because it goes down to her lower back.
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You see, if you get the $29 AppleCare+ for Headphones plan that Apple conveniently launched in September, that replacement fee goes down to just $29.
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So, the other day the President goes down to Florida and announces a massive increase in jobs as a result of his policies down there.
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If Trump goes down to a massive defeat in November, Cruz and other non-endorsers will be blamed for stabbing the nominee in the back.
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It goes down to the earth and tells you what it means to be a Jew in 1905 Russia and it goes up to God.
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Would you ever consider being the Wheels Up guest that goes down to college game day to be with Desmond Howard and Corso and Herbstreit?
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In 2020, senators still have some sway on the electoral process that could prove critical if the race goes down to the wire in Milwaukee.
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If he played (the whole game), it looked like it was going to be your typical Heat-Pacers game that goes down to the last possession.
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Wednesday, November 2: Warren is expected to join phone-banking efforts in Carson City and Reno, Nevada, as the Silver State goes down to the wire.
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After 48 hours, the exposure rate from a 10-kiloton explosion (the type that might damage but not destroy a city) goes down to just 1%.
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I'd posit that Ossoff (or another Democratic candidate) could win in the Sixth in November if Trump's approval rating goes down to 37 percent or less.
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I am going to say you can buy half now, and then if it goes down to 4 percent, you buy, buy, buy the other half.
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After 48 hours, the exposure rate from a 10-kiloton explosion (the type that might damage but not destroy, a city) goes down to just 1%.
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Another drops the soap in the shower, and there's a tense, sexy, fight-or-flight moment when his rival goes down to pick it up for him.
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Dad goes down to work on organizing his clutter in the basement (a lifelong task) and I get a little tipsy while sending in my class assignments.
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WELL, OUR TAX ON THE UNREALIZED GAIN ON $100 BILLION WOULD BE $35 BILLION, AND THEN THAT GOES DOWN TO $21 BILLION UNDER THE NEW TAX LAW.
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If you take full advantage of both the $10 dining fee and $100 annual travel fee credit, your annual fee goes down to an effective $50 per year.
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WE'RE GOING THROUGH AN ANALYSIS WHAT THEY DO ON THEIR OWN BY JUST WHEN HIS HAND COMES OFF THE BIBLE HE GOES DOWN TO PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SIGNS EXECUTIVE ORDERS.
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Or, there might be one part that endures the abuse, another that gets the body back to its bedroom, and another that goes down to breakfast in the morning.
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With her left leg out to the side, Hudson goes down to the floor and then pushes up into a down dog and sticks her left leg into the air.
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Letters are flying in both directions on Capitol Hill as the debate over how the commission should open up the market for the television boxes goes down to the wire.
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The game does reward you for summoning multiple fighters at once; the cost per fighter goes down to three orbs if you add five fighters to your army at once.
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If you can wait, I'd suggest doing so until the 11-inch model with 64GB of storage goes down to $599.99, and the 12.9-inch entry model drops to $799.99.
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"It all really goes down to the fundamental design of the car, where in the push for very, very tight packaging, we have ended up being undercooled overall," said Shovlin.
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Because when the headline inflation rate right goes down to 1.5 you wonder if they can tighten anymore because they've got this 2% belief or whether they'll talk about transitory again.
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While he goes down to the package center to pick up a package, I make us each a mug of coffee and an English muffin with cheese and a fried egg.
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So she goes down to the local advertising shop and rents three billboards for an entire year, to catch the attention of the local police chief and, ultimately, the entire town.
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A ticket at the bottom of the screen tracks the dollar amount as it goes down to zero, and in the video's most entertaining flourish, $1,500 literally blows away in the wind.
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If you want to stop but don't want to give up the scooter just yet, you can "pause" the ride in the app, and the rate goes down to $250 per minute.
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I'm just into women and everything about them, pretty much, but I get upset when I see a picture that goes down to the ankles—I want to see the whole thing.
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On the other hand, though, it could help Democrats in their effort to ensure that it's not just Trump who goes down to defeat, but rather the Republican Party as a whole.
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"If the value that we just put out there, which is $3.50, gets cut in half and goes down to about $1.50, I will exit the trade and simply contain risk," he 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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"If the 65 cents in premium outlay gets cut in half, it goes down to about 32 cents or 33 cents, let's cut the trade, contain the risk and move on," he said.
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If you have kids and they want to learn how to take on the devil when he goes down to Georgia or make their guitar gently weep this is the way to do it.
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The Basslet claims to get around 10–12 hours of battery life on a charge, although that number goes down to around 6–7 hours depending on how high the vibrations are ratcheted up.
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"If the premium that we have put out there goes down to 50 cents — meaning half the position has eroded — stop the position out and simply move onto the next trade idea," Gordon advises.
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"You buy a stock at $100, and then it goes up to $101, or it goes down to $98, you view that stock through the prism of what you paid for it," said Batnick.
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I was treated with hyperbaric oxygen therapy — they put you in a capsule and give you pure oxygen to breathe, and it goes down to a pressure level of being 30 feet below sea level.
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It's terrible news to hear when any fighter goes down to injury, and no doubt Cormier himself is extremely disappointed—but as long as he trains moderately hard for a fight, the risks are present.
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When the researchers broke down this traffic dip by gender, they found that fewer women than men watch porn on Valentine's Day (women's traffic dips down to -22% while men's only goes down to -16%).
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Twenty-four hours before Millenium goes down to OpTic, Swan and I share lunch on the edge of La Vilette, the park that Le Zénith sits within, just beside the impressively curvaceous Philharmonie de Paris.
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I think well, there's sort of this asymptotic slope, but I think it goes down to about 25 percent of the people who consume media consume it through print, and that's where we'll end up.
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Washington (CNN)As the debate over the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program goes down to the wire, the parents of the young undocumented immigrants affected -- not the recipients themselves -- may be the trickiest flashpoint.
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In the film's opening sequence, little Georgie goes down to the basement for some wax, and trembles with fear when he spots what look like burning devil eyes staring at him from the black abyss.
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"Over and over and time and time again, I found that the items that were made in America were of a higher quality, and that goes down to items even like a can opener," said Flynn.
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TIRANA/PRISTINA (Reuters) - As the Brexit referendum goes down to the wire, some in the Balkans are bemused by the possibility of Britain voting to leave a club they are banging on the door to join.
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"These lake-effect snow bands, the snow is so ridiculously heavy that the ground gets slippery under them really, really, really fast, and visibility goes down to zero," said Ari Sarsalari, a meteorologist for The Weather Channel.
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" Bush argued that "what would be better in a free market is the market goes down to where (the uninsured) are, and the market creates (health insurance) products they can afford that they like that they buy.
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Additionally, a tall iced coffee with nonfat milk that is lightly sweetened (with 3 pumps of syrup) has 80 calories, but if you order it with one pump of syrup, the count goes down to 35 calories.
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"The evidence is iron-clad that when people with HIV are treated and their viral load is suppressed, their likelihood of transmitting HIV goes down to almost zero," said John Peller of the AIDS Foundation of Chicago.
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"If you are going to be in a passive index fund you shouldn't pay a lot for it and every dollar you save in fees goes down to the bottom line," said certified financial planner Jill Schlesinger.
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"Undoubtedly the lower oil price reduced its operating costs but I think it really goes down to the restructuring we have done," Kooheji said, referencing the airline's ongoing reorganisation which has resulted in cuts to routes and jobs.
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Assuming the corona-time MPC goes down to 20 percent, ME becomes 1.25, resulting in GDP increase of only $85033 billion, a far cry from the total GDP increase when the MPC is 90 percent, or 80 percent.
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Struggling energy and engineering firm Abengoa will probably have to ask a court for more time to get lenders to back its debt restructuring, as its race to avoid becoming Spain's first ever bankruptcy goes down to the wire.
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"Every time it rains and floods, the whole village goes down to help with the trash and clean the river," said Marzuki, a resident of Tarumajaya, on the banks of the Pisang Batu river that carries along waste from villages upstream.
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She said that Croston's favorite game from the King of he Hill competition was "Guess the Elevator," which is when one person goes down to the lobby and their co-workers try to guess which elevator they'll take back up.
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As the Brexit crisis goes down to the line, however, EU officials indicated there might be wriggle room if May came back with a clear, and viable, request for changes that she - and the EU - believe will secure a final ratification.
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As Brexit goes down to the wire, fears on both sides of the Channel are growing about the economic damage in the event that Britain leaves the EU abruptly without any transition agreement to soften the resulting disruption to trade.
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As the United Kingdom's labyrinthine Brexit crisis goes down to the wire, May is making a last-ditch effort to get changes to the divorce package but lawmakers will try on Wednesday to grab control of Brexit in a series of parliamentary votes.
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And with a rated-water resistance of up to that goes down to 5ATM (over 150 feet) and models with optional 3G/LTE connectivity, you can do all these things in a pool, or without the help of a nearby smartphone if you so choose.
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"Every local official on a township level (one above a village) goes down to every poor household and tries to find out what's going on and why people are poor and how to apply resources to that," Donaldson said, describing his observations in Chinese villages.
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Renewable energy at the community and household level creates more options to keep the lights on when the grid goes down; to accelerate a transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy at the expense of safety puts communities and lives at risk during that transition.
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For example, compared with Yelp, OpenTable, all very light platforms, Meituan in China, they brought in 600,000 people to ensure the delivery of a takeout order goes down to something like 210 cents per delivery, and that completely changed the way Chinese people eat.
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To me, the most moving shot of the film is the final one, in which Michael Keaton goes down to the Spotlight office to find his reporters working the phones, taking calls from others who have stories to tell in the wake of the team's giant exposé.
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As Brexit goes down to the line, investors are watching to see if May can win over enough lawmakers to her deal: if she cannot, then the exit date is almost certain to be delayed by lawmakers eager to avoid a potentially disorderly no-deal exit.
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"If you talk to White House aides, they will tell you they worry when the President goes down to Mar-a-Lago because he has a lot of time on his hands and he tends to tweet and he tends to sort of rant about things," Shear says.
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Look at these chords: D minor - G minor - B flat major - A minor You'd expect the B flat to resolve to the dominant chord (C major) but nope, it goes down to what us dweebs call the "mediant," which is an extremely chill thing for a song to do.
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In today's Hillcast PM View, your daily evening update on what went down in Washington: A vote to prevent another shutdown of the federal government goes down to the wire; new spending on top of tax cuts is expected to explode the debt; and North Korea looms over the Olympic games.
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Together with its technology and innovation partners, the Solar Impulse team had to drive advances in all fields: maximizing the power yield from solar cells, integrating renewable energy into the electricity system, using energy as efficiently as possible, and storing energy after the sun goes down to keep the plane aloft throughout the night.
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It's different not just because the median income goes down to $38,000 a year, or that alcohol sales are prohibited in the county except for two "wet cities" Brent and Centreville, or that churches outnumber coffee shops, or that it becomes 76 percent white, or that just 22,600 people live in a 625-square-mile area.
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It's different not just because the median income goes down to $38,000 a year, or that alcohol sales are prohibited in the county except for two "wet cities" Brent and Centreville, or that churches outnumber coffee shops, or that it becomes 219 percent white, or that just 2500,2200 people live in a 235-square-mile area.
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And then Trump goes down to Alabama for that political speech for Luther Strange and the whole thing that how worlds collide with Roy Moore and then says that terrible thing, that SOBs, "I'd fire those SOBs," and just gins up the whole thing for racial purposes, to divide the nation as only Donald Trump apparently can and, wow.
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But of course, a good camera is much more than a cross section of those specs, and where Canon is hoping to get ahead is with its DIGIC 4003 image processor and dual-pixel autofocus which features built-in eye tracking (like you get on a Sony A7), 5,655 total AF points, and low-light focusing capabilities that Canon says goes down to EV -6 (that's extremely dark).
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It says that Google pays taxes worth up to 9 percent of its revenues outside the EU, but this ratio goes down to no more than 0.82 percent inside the EU. "Facebook's taxes as a share of their revenues recorded outside the EU is between 28 percent and 20133 percent, whereas in the EU this is a remarkably low ratio of 0.03 percent to 0.10 percent," the report adds.
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T: Well no, I think when it comes down to it, I think we're very much focused on our core value right, which goes down to technology, hospitality, design... T: No I don't really think we need to get to a pricing war, I think at the end of the day, I think our members understand what we're trying to offer, and it's not just a collaborative space that we're looking at.
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I live with my boyfriend.)HSA: $50 per paycheckHealth Insurance: $36 taken out of each paycheck (includes vision and dental)Car Payment: $144Internet: $30 for my halfSpotify/Hulu: $5 (Who else loves that the price of this bundle just went down?)Cell Phone: $10 until I pay off my phone, then it goes down to $0Retirement: I contribute 6% of every paycheck and my employer matches 8%Savings: $303 direct deposited from each paycheck Day One 30:1 a.m.
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