"Functional drinks", favoured by the health-conscious, are going down well.
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Ten days until Valentine's Day, these sick bags seem to be going down well.
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But Toto's positioning of its toilets in America as better for the environment is going down well.
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But this is not going down well with the Leave camp, which essentially accuses such economists of sour grapes.
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However, given his reception after the co-main event of UFC 202, it doesn't seem as 'DC' is going down well with the masses.
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I have to admit, i wasn't too sure how it was going to be received before the release but it seems to be going down well.
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"Negotiations on forming another grand coalition aren't going down well with investors," Sentix said, adding that the survey was like "a vote of no confidence in a grand coalition".
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While May's hardline Brexit stance might be playing well with the Eurosceptic members of her party, it is certainly not going down well with the U.K.'s 27 EU partners.
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Her message about increased spending is nonetheless going down well with the public, along with a tougher stance on immigration which has also helped her win voters from the anti-immigration Danish People's Party.
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Instead of going down well-trod paths — all of which he seems to know — Coolidge is interested in showing how the magician pulls the rabbit out of the hat, which he does with affection.
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"It is clear that on contact with the voters, Mrs May is not going down well and she is losing ground in particular amongst middle aged voters and female voters," Ben Page, chief executive of Ipsos MORI, told Reuters.
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The Information doesn&apost go into detail but writes that Zuckerberg&aposs increasingly aggressive stance on Beijing&aposs free-speech policies isn&apost going down well with Facebook&aposs base of Chinese employees, many of whom are from mainland China.
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Meng was released on bail in Canada after her December 1 arrest, but she was required by the court to surrender her passports, to hire private security, and to wear a tracking bracelet, none of which is going down well in China.
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They portray the secretary as driven by his own views and determination to stay on the job while trying to keep from angering Trump, and they add that the very public orchestration of his departure is not going down well in some military circles.
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"Today is less about the earnings number and more about the company's transition to much more of a pure-play pharma business, which seems to be going down well with investors who have shown increasing interest in this name over the past few weeks," said Berenberg analysts.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE's "New York values" insult isn't going down well with the city's residents.
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At least one bar in Beijing is also offering a discount to anyone who brings in a Huawei phone:And a BBQ restaurant in China is reportedly offering a free dish to anyone who's carrying their Huawei phone:But some of the posturing isn't necessarily going down well with everyone in China, no matter their patriotic leanings.
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Bortles, who repeatedly threw downfield, completed 33 of 61 passes for 430 yards and one touchdown, looking far stronger in a second half that included a 21-yard touchdown run in which he seemed to be going down well short of the goal line before somehow extending his arms just enough to sneak the ball over the goal line.
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Bobby Roberts brought Sharkey to Colchester at the start of the 1978/79 campaign, and he got off to a bad start, missing a crucial penalty in a League Cup tie with Charlton. He never really established himself at Layer Road, his apparent lazy attitude not going down well, and was transferred to Peterborugh United on transfer deadline day 1979.
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His hand-bills described him as 'home-made' as opposed to Runciman, who was called a 'carpet-bagger' and a 'stranger' to Dewsbury.The Times, 24 January 1902 p8 He supported the war and his views on education and temperance were said to be going down well with his audiences.The Times, 9 January 1902 p4 Quelch's supporters were initially quite buoyant. Their candidate had been on the ground in the constituency for longer than Runciman or Haley and they claimed he was gaining ground.
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A former motorcycle club leader, Mike (Tom Stern), returns home from Vietnam to resume his life and form a new motorcycle club. Using all his gathered experience as a hero from the war he tries to unite all the existing motorcycle clubs in the neighborhood and put together a brand new, super outlaw club. They beat a road police officer who wants to give them a parking ticket. Although the sheriff tries to calm everybody down, things are not going down well.
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She made her Tamil-language film debut in Kedi (2006). Although the film did not do so well at the box-office, D'Cruz remained too busy to accept all the film roles offered to her. Her Telugu film Khatarnak (2006) in which she acted opposite Ravi Teja did not do as well as expected, which has been attributed to her glamorous appearance not going down well with the audience. She subsequently experienced a breakthrough in her career as her following releases Rakhi (2006) and Munna (2007) proved critically and financially successful.
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In the breakfast radio ratings for April 2007, The Shebang only managed a 5.3 percent share of the breakfast audience (tied with 2CH in eighth place) in the Nielsen ratings survey, a loss of 47,000 listeners since March.Dance star stumbles in the ratings, (via smh.com.au) 9 May 2007 In the breakfast radio ratings for August 2007, The Shebangs ratings climbed 0.3 to 8.6 percent share of the breakfast audience in the Sydney market making The Shebang 7th overall and 4th in the FM market. In May 2008 - Triple M's breakfast show was not going down well, with co-hosts Marty Sheargold and Fifi Box both believed to have threatened to walk over the program's ratings dive.
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After hearing the original recordings, Tom invited the band back to do another demo over two days in August 1977, but this time the aim was to record all the 12 songs live with a few overdubs. The sound Charlie ‘Ungry had created was raw and explosive, and the interest in the recordings led to the band doing a showcase gig at the prestigious Greyhound, a famous rock music venue in Fulham Palace Road London. Record companies A&R; representatives watched Charlie Ungry perform on a quiet Monday night to a sparse crowd and although going down well they heard no more. Disenchanted they the band split in November 1977 after just seven months.
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His great-grandson, Radhi al-Shirazi narrates when the Sunnis decided to build a seminary for themselves, after reaching a specific stage, they had run out of funds to complete the construction. They then turned to Shirazi for financial aid, to which Shirazi gladly provided them a generous sum, that helped complete their seminary. Unfortunately, this level of influence gained by a Shia marja', wasn't going down well with Sultan Abdul Hamid II, who decided to establish more Sunni madrasas in Samarra to "protect the Sunnis from the tricks of the heretics [Shias]". In 1893, when chaos began to spread across Samarra due to sectarian tensions, leading to the death of Shirazi's son, Muhammad, as well as one of his nephews.
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