It definitely didn't point at the studio going under, though.
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"I just kept going under," Jan told the LA Times.
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After all, going under the knife comes with real risks.
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Khloé Kardashian is getting candid about going under the knife.
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"We are going under a restructuring process," a spokesperson confirmed.
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Instead of sailing straight, you're going under on tilt. Duh.
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Zip, that was me going under the Arc de Triomphe.
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Going under the knife for a nose job is serious business.
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So more concepts aren't going under, just the s---y ones.
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Before going under the knife, few women got a second opinion.
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Men are going under the knife now more than ever before.
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But going under anesthesia is a major risk at her weight.
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Why are men going under the knife to augment their lips?
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"We are not going under," one of its board members said.
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He loves being in the water and he doesn't mind going under.
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Around 24.30 percent of farms are at "extreme risk" of going under.
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Delon Wright punished Washington for going under screens, hitting three from deep.
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The average home there is going under contract in just six days.
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By the late '90s, Apple was in serious danger of going under.
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But then the works going under the hammer weren't exactly old masters.
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Most said the good listings were going under contract extremely very fast.
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But a few decades ago, tariffs actually helped Harley from going under.
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Since going under the laser two weeks ago, I haven't experienced any breakouts.
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They've never seen someone going under a knife, openly, without making a sound.
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His brother is left to try and keep the company from going under.
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Here, Ms. Fonda tells the stories behind some pieces going under the gavel.
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Going under the dental drill is no one's idea of a good time.
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One of the biggest public debuts this year is going under the microscope.
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They sound painful, and even she says she's done going under the knife.
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Meanwhile, another impact of the new tariffs could be more footwear businesses going under.
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When facing off against bullies, some children and parents are going under the knife.
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But GRS is more than just going under the knife to change your genitalia.
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Going under the knife didn't stop Cardi from working her ass off ... until now.
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RUDY GIULIANI, PRESIDENT TRUMP&aposS ATTORNEY: That&aposs the danger of going under oath.
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But he said he liked the way the economy was going under Mr. Trump.
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One of the big guys going under and not making payments would be horrendous.
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Brought in to save Nissan from going under in 1999, he succeeded beyond expectation.
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Getting it right can be the difference between turning a profit and going under.
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Like I was going under water and I just needed to come up for air.
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On Tuesday, Martson told Radar Online that she was once again going under the knife.
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If you are thinking of going under the knife, make sure you've done your research.
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Hercules ended up going under once filming resumed, but divers and handlers quickly rescued him.
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It could also be related to how we feel about going under the knife IRL.
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The outcome could have been much worse, however, with the rider going under the car.
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"I mean, guys are not going under as much as they used to," Walker says.
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With no steady income from a gym quickly going under, Rittidet resorted to fighting frequently.
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The glaciers are melting, the coral reefs are dying, Miami Beach is slowly going under.
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But a few decades ago its American identity helped to save Harley from going under.
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That total closed at 61.5, and the teams combined for 58 points, just going under.
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And, on Monday ... Chung revealed the aftermath of going under the knife -- and it wasn't pretty.
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Having a private space might just help her keep from going under when things get stressful.
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Despite the complications that have risen, Burns had no plans to stop going under the knife.
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But the whole concept of water, of going under water, has always been there for me.
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" He adds, "We knew she was going under [anesthesia] but we relied on the professional opinion.
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If she were a guy, she says, she'd bank some sperm before going under the snippers.
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They are going under the Sotheby's hammer in an online auction that runs until Nov. 26.
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Now with the main business going under water, the tourism projects may have to be suspended.
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A union can't prevent a media company from going under or stop a merger from happening.
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For those same women, an unintended pregnancy can mean the difference between staying afloat and going under.
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During the trek, one elderly woman stepped in a manhole, her head suddenly going under the water.
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So instead of going under the knife, Gordon traveled from her home in Atlanta to Jackson, Mississippi.
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" Read MoreBusinesses can go green without going under "We have to treat newcomers, refugees as human beings.
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Across America, family farms are going under at record rates, with dairy farms among the hardest hit.
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"For a start, we've got very long trains, carrying lots of people, going under rivers," he says.
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That means we have to raise prices to cover these outrageous swipe fees or risk going under.
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Alves isn't the only guy going under the knife in pursuit of a Mattel-manufactured beauty ideal.
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Dogs and cats are also going under the knife for hip replacements, heart surgery, even gender reassignment.
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The company was saved from going under after striking a deal to raise funds late last year.
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My only other times going under were a long time ago, but I can remember both vividly.
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Mama June's going under the knife to find a safer weight loss solution ... after falling unconscious multiple times.
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Even though I roughly knew where everything was under my bed, I had anxiety about going under there.
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Kim Kardashian West is determined to keep her options open — even if that means going under the knife.
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Though it doesn't directly address a particular person, the graphic encourages followers to "Keep Going" under tough circumstances.
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Pantone is going under the sea to name its pick for 2019 Color of the Year: Living Coral!
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If there is none, you should always avoid going under overpasses or bridges (they can create wind tunnels).
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Dumping obligations onto Patriot didn't save Peabody either, which is now on the verge of going under itself.
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But going under the knife isn't the only thing prompting millions of Americans to hand over their money.
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But, Veronica has bigger problems since the speakeasy, and therefore the actual business of Pop's, is going under.
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Most crucially, as she approaches 60, she's refusing plastic surgery despite Karen's love of going under the knife.
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The book also examines the rising numbers of teenage players going under the knife and other alarming trends.
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Homes are going under contract, on average, in just 26 days, according to the National Association of Realtors.
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Mathias Tauber, the club captain, said that, at one point, the club was "15 minutes" from going under.
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With his employer going under, he fears his new 30-year mortgage on his home is in jeopardy.
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"The company was going under and it didn't even know it," Mr. Lombard, the ex-chief executive, testified.
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The photos, going under the hammer on Saturday morning, are expected to fetch between $130 and $200 each.
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There was a lot of uncertainty over whether or not Apple could keep the momentum going under Cook.
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In some cases, they&aposre going under the knife for eye and neck lifts, according to The Post.
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In some cases, they&aposre going under the knife for eye and neck lifts, according to the Post.
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It's Yoosung, a Korean college student who is addicted to online gaming, and someone going under the name Seven.
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Going under and the risk of never seeing my daughter again was enough to send me over the edge.
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To get rid of that stubborn fat once and for all without going under the knife and having liposuction?
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The diagnostics project might be going under the internal code-name "Picard," although CNBC could not confirm this definitively.
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Hale is no stranger to going under the needle in the name of adding to her body art collection.
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Analysts expect German life insurers to be able to meet their promises for a while yet without going under.
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Basically, it applies more concentrated heat to each section, as opposed to your entire head going under a dryer.
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Losing and gaining weight is one thing, but going under the knife is a different level of engagement altogether.
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Android may be profitless, but barely keeping afloat is still preferable to going under, and well, what's the alternative?
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They don't need to worry about TJX ... Ross or Burlington going under the next time we have a recession.
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Bobby Reed was in a tough place when his auto parts store started going under the in mid 1990s.
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It is the marble pile at right – his marble, quarried for the aborted Julius Tomb project – that's going under.
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As games are cancelled or postponed, sports-betting companies are cutting costs to keep their companies from going under.
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Homes are going under contract in about a month, the association reported, about four days faster than last year.
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"Urban Skin Solutions helped me look better and feel better without taking shortcuts or going under the knife," says Barrino.
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I even had a consultation with Dr. Kambiz Golchin, a plastic surgeon, but stopped short of going under the needle.
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And let your hair dry at least 75 percent before going under a hooded dryer, or just air dry completely.
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Though she seems to be constantly on the cusp of going under, she somehow remains steadfast, bobbing at life's surface.
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But if the school ends up going under, "something will have been lost that will be very hard to reacquire."
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Gigaba did not say what would be going under the hammer first, saying that would be determined by an audit.
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"Denying it is lame," she previously said, shortly after going under the knife for a nose job and breast augmentation.
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"Hercules [the dog] ended up going under once filming resumed, but divers and handlers quickly rescued him," the statement said.
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Two works by Max Ernst from the collection of his widow, the artist Dorothea Tanning, are going under the hammer.
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As the novel coronavirus pandemic has continued to spread across the country, with some areas going under lockdown, Florida Gov.
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Once on the FBI's most wanted list, he was arrested in November 1994 in Jacksonville Beach going under an alias.
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Sharon Osbourne isn't afraid to speak candidly about going under the knife — and the complications that can come from it.
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"Adaptation can only go so far when your nation is going under water," says Mr Lynas of the atoll countries.
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Basically, if they aren't above the counter, they're going under it and someone, somewhere is going to be making them.
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Yet travelers generally shouldn't worry too much about an airline going under, despite the recent shut-down of Iceland's Wow Air.
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Still, we're betting that bouquet of flowers she sent herself was a little less painful than going under the tattoo gun.
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Hagerty estimates there are 134 Ferraris going under the hammer this week, with sales of some expected to top $15 million.
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"What is available for sale is going under contract at a rapid pace," said Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the Realtors.
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Denver led the nation in fastest sales, with nearly half of its new listings going under contract in just six days.
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Nevertheless, it is the potential misuses of the technology — especially going under the name of "deep fakes" — that are raising alarms.
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In a family as big as mine—five kids—it was easy to get lost, even when you were going under.
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Referees will now watch replays on the field using tablets, eliminating "going under the hood" to the watch on television monitors.
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"Lots of people (worldwide) are contemplating moving communities that are going under water," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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Bonus: After selling Boost in 2004, Adderton founded an MVNO called Amp'd Mobile, which raised over $370 million before going under.
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Is climate change a national issue or a local issue, when communities are going under water and they have to be moved?
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's bike sharing bubble is showing signs of strain, after the country's third largest firm said it was going under.
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The iconic clock tower, which is officially known as the Elizabeth Tower, is going under renovations and restorations, according to BBC News.
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Latin American militaries have a good thing going under democracy, said John Polga-Hecimovich, a scholar at the United States Naval Academy.
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Read up on what it's really like to get an eyebrow tattoo before applying the numbing cream and going under the needle.
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Going under the hammer was a massive gem called the "Peace Diamond," which was expected to fetch tens of millions of dollars.
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In fact, people have been so inspired by her overall look that they're using her as inspiration before going under the knife.
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As you know, RBG missed 2 weeks of oral argument at the High Court after going under the knife for lung cancer.
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"I felt his hand on my back as I tried to get on my floatie after going under," she told the outlet.
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A British artist going under the name Atticus Bones created something that could make science fiction fans jealous: an alien-looking alphabet.
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The existing insurance companies, mostly, are already losing money in this market, and several of them are already leaving or going under.
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Countries are beginning to impose strict measures to prevent the spread of the disease on their soil, including going under nationwide lockdowns.
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And if that increased focus on concessions helps save the movie theater business from going under, it won't be the first time.
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Cardi B had some frank words for her Instagram followers over the weekend, after some criticized her for going under the knife.
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"We're going under on pick-and- rolls on two of the greatest shooters in the NBA," he said of McCollum and Lillard.
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But after getting charged a fee for going under the minimum balance one month, she took a closer look at the terms.
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"We are not going under," she firmly declared Friday, having just been notified that they won the bidding for a new lease.
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Matteo Politi, going under the name Matthew Mode, posted videos of himself appearing to be a high-rolling plastic surgeon in Romania.
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Quiñonez's wrestling dictated the pace of the bout, with Gomez unable to get his game going under the stellar pressure of Quiñonez.
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There are very good, very established studios that are going under—we have Relentless down here in Brighton, which has just closed.
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"If a kid chokes or sputters after going under water but seems fine, he doesn't need to go to the hospital," Pitetti said.
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That means trying your best not to swallow water, wearing tight goggles (or just keeping your head from going under), and showering frequently.
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That monthly price has fluctuated between $9.95 and $14.95 over the past several months as the troubled company tries to avoid going under.
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The world of wrinkle-fighting and plumping injectables can get overwhelming fast, especially if it's your first time considering going under the needle.
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The former Dance Moms star sat down with Entertainment Tonight prior to going under the knife in Los Angeles for a sleeve gastrectomy.
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If you don't want to deal with surgery and complications or risks, or you're afraid of going under, this is a good alternative.
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When their classes seem too difficult, or personal problems overwhelm them, what one student called "multiple check-ins" keep them from going under.
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By the mid-50s, Chicago had made a habit of finishing dead last, and the franchise was at serious risk of going under.
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INCJ is promising to secure additional support from Japanese banks, whose emergency loans have kept Sharp from going under as its business has deteriorated.
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MULRONEY: We're going under numerous bridges, so pretty much every bridge or maybe every other, somebody leans down and yells, "Julia!" during the filming.
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Owing to Leicester City's incredible story at the top, there are a whole host of Premier League teams going under the radar this season.
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"I want to look 15 years younger because I like guys that are 15 years younger," she jokingly said of going under the knife.
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Other indications of a cautious market include transaction delays, fewer deals going under offer and a far higher share of potential deals not proceeding.
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" While the mother of two is no stranger to going under the knife, she confirmed in July that her plastic surgery days are "done.
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That company raised $82.5 million in its first day and gave the site a $290 million valuation before going under just nine months later.
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It's a complete experience, from consultation to going under the needle to life post-getting inked, whether it's your first tattoo or your 15th.
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So, to make waking up from anesthesia a little sweeter, shelter staff will dance with and sing to critters after going under the knife.
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A vendor going under the name of nclay is currently listing the Edmodo data on the dark web marketplace Hansa for just over $1,000.
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If your boat is going under, you will hear a verbal "abandon ship" command from the captain, assuming the public-address system still works.
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In Micronesia, two islands called Kepidau en Pehleng and Nahlapenlohd vanished in the last century, with six more going under between 2007 and 2014.
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The tough weather conditions played havoc on scorecards with only 16 of the 154 players in the field going under par for the day.
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Though the Wow Air developments were jarring, aviation experts say that the chances of an airline going under, out of nowhere, are very low.
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So they have no choice but to pass much of the cost of these swipe fees on to their customers -- or risk going under.
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College games were played in Cuba for most of the first half of the 20th century, with some of them going under this name.
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All the scare stories about family farms and third-generation businesses going under have been proved to be as mythic as the subsidized slacker.
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You've Got Mail's Kathleen Kelly is a business owner, but her business is going under, and her relationship with her boyfriend is as well.
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If you wanted to go the more traditional route, going under the knife for liposuction would cost $3,000-$4,000 and create quick, seamless results.
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Throughout the series, the Warriors have been conceding open pull-up jumpers to James by going under every screen in which he's the ball-handler.
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"I am tired of being ugly René," he said before going under the knife live on the Colombian show Cambio Extremo, according to The Guardian.
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And now, the studio is close to putting out its second work: a collection of three beautifully animated shorts, going under the title Modest Heroes.
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Then you might notice the insulin pump about the size of a pager tucked into her black compression shorts, clear tubes going under her shirt.
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Surgical addiction, or the urge to continue going under the knife for aesthetic reasons, is one of several rare but dangerous risks of cosmetic surgery.
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Weighed down by backpacks filled with water, the soldiers carried their weapons over their heads and tried to keep from going under, not always successfully.
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Going under the knife is obviously a huge deal, but I've never once regretted having that surgery because it really makes me who I am.
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Nelson acknowledged that loans from the government would be needed to keep the industry from going under, but argued that assistance should come with caveats.
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All of the lawmakers have noted that they have not experienced any virus symptoms, but that they were going under self-quarantine as a precaution.
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The same period, LonRes found, showed a 33 percent drop in the number of properties going under offer and an 18 percent slippage in properties sold.
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Azalea has been open and honest about her plastic surgery in the past, going under the knife for a nose job in addition to her implants.
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She might also go to extremes to hide the perceived flaw, say by walking around with her hair covering her face or going under the knife.
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Companies are going under left and right, Wall St. is going ballistic, and all of our bosses are getting reamed out by CEOs as we speak.
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Instead of picking between silver or gold studs, going under the needle in 2018 leaves you with a lot more options, both in jewelry and placement.
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UFC champ Tyron Woodley says he's still dead set on murking Georges St-Pierre -- but it's gonna have to wait 'cause he's going under the knife.
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Real Housewives of Atlanta star Porsha Williams recently altered the shape of her nose without going under the knife thanks to a "non-surgical" nose job.
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Look at how badly things are going under decades of Democratic leadership – look at the schools, look at the 58% of young African-Americans not working.
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By nightfall, Phoenix was already packed to capacity but we had to take another 70 people off one of the boats because it risked going under.
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About 10 seconds before the video ends, there's a jump cut between the dog being distressed and the dog being in the water and going under.
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R. Kelly missed a court date this week, but had a pretty good excuse -- going under the knife ... in an operating room, not his jail cell.
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The comparison makes it sound fun to watch, but you might be a little more leery if you're the one going under the knife, err, drill.
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Donald Trump is the patient in Bossa Studios' latest free update to Surgeon Simulator's anniversary "A&E Edition," and he's going under the knife for heart surgery.
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"Climate change, disease and the interaction between man and habitat - it is a crisis going under the radar ... a time-bomb for public health problems," she added.
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Use a big, fluffy brush to sweep bronzer almost like you're writing the number three, starting from your temples, going under cheekbones, and finishing along the jawline.
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The Teen Mom 2 star, 26, revealed over the weekend that she is having a "rough recovery" after going under the knife to repair her sinus issues.
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The book also portrayed Allen as going under-credited for his work at Microsoft, and Gates as having taken more ownership of the company than he deserved.
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It's a real look at the intensity of going through with the procedure, and the episode ends with Kourtney going under and going through with the procedure.
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That means your computer, search history, corporate email account, file access requests, printer logs, call history, and possibly even logged keystrokes are all going under a microscope.
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"It is exciting for me to see that (Titmuss going under four minutes)," said Ledecky, who won five golds at the 2100 Pan Pacs aged just 23.
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But after going under the knife and living through the recovery process from the extremely intense surgery, she wants to back out of completing her last surgery.
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Bitcoin's value dipped below $8,000 this morning — the first time since November 24, according to CNBC — just hours after the cryptocurrency made news after going under $24,000.
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I would say you are on firm legal ground if they're touching in your private areas—if they're going under your bra, they're going into your underwear.
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There was a mosh pit going under the Cavs' basket, and a guy with long dreadlocks eating cheese fries with his wife was trying to choreograph it.
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"One of the gestures of going under the acoustic blanket was I can do whatever I want under there and no one will see it," says Khan.
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For some people, a long-wear, super matte lipstick is as permanent as their makeup routine gets, but for others, commitment means going under the tattoo gun.
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Britney Spears is still in the eye of a conservatorship storm, and Cardi B may be having a second thought or 2 about going under the knife.
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And then when we got through, let's say, that existential, when the market had stabilized and we knew-- you know, anybody who was going under was going under, anybody who needed to merge with another entity had merged with another entity, we had, kind of, what, for us and others, but us, especially, the reputational phase, where it went from, you know, kind of, marveling it, how did we do it?
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"Since this is not a full implant, and the parts going under the skin are regular type of piercings, there is no need for anything further," said Babitz.
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Time has now validated my assessment, as Hello Inc, the company built around the Sense tracker as its sole product, is going under — but I still feel bad.
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In part as a result, taxi owners have seen their profits crumble, taxi lenders are slowly going under and taxi unions are scrambling to protect their members' jobs.
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The airline has faced numerous issues related to its dwindling cash pile and was saved from going under after striking a deal to raise funds late last year.
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On Friday evenings, Lampkin says he often "trips around" his Downtown Eastside neighborhood, stepping in with the naloxone and a 2866 call if he sees someone going under.
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AI-generated artwork Portrait of Edmond Belamy sold for 45 times its anticipated price at Christie's, going under the hammer for an eye-watering $435,000 in New York.
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I expected the same thing to be happening this year for Google, which announced a new smart home platform — going under the names Brillo and Weave — last spring.
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The American Society of Plastic Surgeons said there's been a nearly 265 percent increase in men going under the plastic surgeon's knife — or laser, or needle — since 212.8.
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In the months following Jobs' resignation and then his death, there was a lot of uncertainty over whether or not Apple could keep the momentum going under Cook.
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Kevin Hart is on the mend this morning after going under the knife Sunday ... less than 24 hours after he injured his back in that horrific car accident.
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Travis Scott has a seriously bum knee after his onstage fall at Rolling Loud -- and all signs point to him going under the knife as fast as possible.
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From the barstools at the American Legion post to the parking lot of the unemployment office, there was little debate: The coal business around here is going under.
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said in mid-2015 the government would spend the next two years dealing ruthlessly with over-capacity, with loss-making companies going "under the knife".
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But a mounting body of evidence suggests that it may be possible to get all the weight-dropping effects of the procedure without going under the knife at all.
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On Monday's all-new episode of the hit Bravo series, the 42-year-old reality star reveals she'll be going under the knife to have her 32G breasts reduced.
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In the end, Nokia probably isn't in any real danger of going under completely, as it still has a pretty robust telecom and networking business to fall back on.
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The alliance, initially between Renault and Nissan, was formed 20 years ago when the French automaker invested $5.4 billion to keep the then-failing Japanese manufacturer from going under.
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As for Ethan, he told NBC Bay Area that his reason for going under cover was because he had a female friend who had been molested as a child.
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The disc, which has been described as a "Holy Grail item" by Ian Shirley, editor of Record Collector Rare Record Price Guide, is going under the hammer in March.
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Ligety, the reigning Olympic and world giant slalom champion, said on Instagram that he would be going under the knife after suffering severe nerve pain down his left leg.
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Toys "R" Us is the second-largest retail bankruptcy of all time, in terms of assets at the time of going under, according to S&P Global Market Intelligence.
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So, before going under the knife, he consulted Dr. Scott Eggener, a University of Chicago urologist, who reviewed the test results and proposed an alternative strategy called active surveillance.
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With weaker chains going under, Lego realizes it now needs to invest more in its own store and e-commerce strategy, rather than rely so much on wholesale partners.
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"I know George Conway, and I speak to George Conway often, and he is genuinely and I mean frightened for where this country is going under Trump," Walsh said.
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The 14-year-old son of the late Steve Irwin revealed Thursday that he is recovering after going under the knife on New Year's Day to have his appendix removed.
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About 20 Greenpeace activists, wearing life jackets and carrying life rafts, blocked EDF's headquarters in central Paris on Thursday for a second day, waving signs saying "EDF is going under".
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In 2016, a year after Hacking Team's embarrassing breach, a mysterious Saudi investor acquired 20 percent of the company, saving it from going under, as Motherboard reported earlier this year.
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Tyron Woodley had an interesting day -- he took his son to the doctor to fix his injured labrum and ended up going under the knife himself ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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How much should the public really be concerned about Sears going under, though, if it was already failing and not exactly providing a crucial service outside the people it employs?
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Men account for about 14% of all procedures, while women make up the rest, with over 20 million of them going under the knife every year to change their appearance.
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With their entire family life and fortune wrapped up in SWIM, the Handy's homegrown business was going under -- until The Profit's Marcus Lemonis tossed the clan a lifesaver, that is.
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Raul Uppot, a radiologist at the hospital, told CNBC that in one case a patient was listening in to the safety checklist via a voice application right before going under.
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"It has driven every professional thing I've done — it's just what keeps me going under it all," Judge Friederwitzer said of her childhood testimony and the case involving her parents.
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I also set up tightly arranged chairs because some bots can struggle to navigate around the legs effectively, or they just go around without going under them, leaving debris behind.
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Because retailing is hyper-competitive and most retailers operate on paper-thin margins, they have to pass part of these excessive costs on to their customers or risk going under.
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"I know George Conway, and I speak to George Conway often, and he is genuinely and I mean frightened for where this country is going under Trump," Walsh told CNN.
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Not only did she physically change – by going under the knife for some very public plastic surgeries – but she's currently going through a divorce with her estranged husband, Javi Marroquin, 23.
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Outside of the DCU, Momoa will soon be seen in Ana Lily Amirpour’s The Bad Batch, the indie Going Under and the action movie Braven, which he also produced.
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Thoroughly vet your tattoo artists before going "under the needle"In Bridesmaids, we learned it doesn't matter if it's free, never trust a tattoo artist who operates out of a van.
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The survey also reveals that many American's have not only gotten over the social stigmas once associated with cosmetic procedures, they've also gotten over their fears of going under the knife.
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House Financial Services Committee Chairman Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas) is critical of the program but said he's committed to reauthorizing the NFIP with changes to prevent the program from going under.
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Though the guitars are back with gusto, there's also a lot going under the surface texturally—little recording tricks and tonal shifts that tie the album to the band's electronic past.
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It's been a year since SoundCloud raised an $170 million emergency funding round to save itself from going under after it was forced to lay off 40 percent of its staff.
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Some companies are more at risk of going under than othersOlsen told CEOs to do this math: Take the monthly recurring revenue of the business and reduce it by one-third.
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When Yale New Haven Health took over the Hospital of Saint Raphael, a Catholic hospital six blocks away from its New Haven location, Saint Raphael was in danger of going under.
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We're told Anna wants to feel good after having two kids and going through a divorce ... and she felt going under the knife in Bev Hills was the way to go.
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While it's almost inevitable that fashion lines will stumble at some point, existing within a wide portfolio gives them the space to get back on their feet without going under entirely.
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But now, prospective patients — including teens — are using filtered images of their faces from apps like Snapchat to inform what they want their faces to look like after going under the knife.
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But while celebs are regularly going under the needle to add to their body art collections, Justin Theroux is following in Paris Hilton's footsteps, by doing a little tattooing of his own.
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Shareef missed his entire freshman season after going under the knife in December to correct an irregularity with his heart ... and his post-op pictures proved just how serious the procedure was.
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" The NFL vet shared a video of his friends and family before going under the knife, saying, "Thank you to my beautiful amazing wife, my family, my friends and videos like this.
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"About 370 large commercial farmers around the country... were at risk of going under due to them not being able to service their debts as a result of the drought," he said.
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Bezuidenhout had been instrumental in reviving Fastjet's fortunes and shore up its dwindling cash pile, as it was saved from going under after striking a deal to raise funds late last year.
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With draconian measures spreading across the country and some cities going under lockdown, her parents were worried that Shanghai might close off to outsiders, and suggested she leave early for the city.
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"Look at how badly things are going under decades of Democratic leadership — look at the schools, look at the 58 percent of young African-Americans not working," he said during an Aug.
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Their three other children, however — a 13-year-old girl, and two boys ages 11 and 7 — were sadly "seen by bystanders going under [the] water and not resurfacing," the CCSO spokesperson said.
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At the risk of their hometown watering hole going under and being sold, Betty Cooper (Lili Reinhart) and Veronica Lodge (Camila Mendes) make it their mission to throw a benefit for Pop's diner.
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It also has a section that explains what's going on with polar bears, bees, and the people who live in low-lying islands that are already going under because of rising sea levels.
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Yu also admitted that she started going under the knife in China, but has since moved onto doctors in Seoul — known as a mecca for cosmetic surgery — to continue to change her looks.
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"If they're spending $50,000 a month and have $60,000 left in their bank account, I know they're going under in the next month so I'm going to stop giving them credit," he said.
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Top House Republican sources tell Axios that one impeachment survival strategy will be to try to distance President Trump from any Ukraine quid pro quo, with Rudy Giuliani potentially going under the bus.
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On Sunday, the same day the government announced that the north was going under lockdown, all religious services throughout Italy, including those at mosques and synagogues, were canceled until at least April 3.
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And there is also no guarantee that Trump, despite saying he would testify before Mueller, will not change his mind about going under oath given the risks, or could be compelled to do so.
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It's a conservatism for anyone who didn't like where America was going under Obama and the Democrats, and it marks its wins in their defeats, rather than in the more divisive space of policymaking.
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It may not seem like much, but in the current environment of low commodity prices, even a few cents a tonne can make the difference between keeping one's head above water and going under.
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"But, we are going under a bounce right now," the expert told "Closing Bell " on Thursday, adding that financials, oil, unemployment claims, Treasury rates, China and economic news have all shown positive signs lately.
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But rising living costs and a broad-based consumption tax are leaving people like Hasmurni Tamby, a 42-year-old single mother of five, fed up with the way things are going under Najib.
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The judge said that the council had failed to assess the likelihood of MetLife's going under and the impact that severe material distress at the company would have on the financial system at large.
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Paul Nassif -- the star of the TV show "Botched" where he corrects gnarly plastic surgeries -- is being sued by a patient who says his eyes won't blink after going under the good doctor's knife.
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Unless you truly believe the company is going under, with that dividend and all that real estate, Macy's is looking like it could be a bargain, as long as you can stomach the risk.
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The company's talks with a consortium of financial investors on an alternate debt financing proposal to raise $680 million fell through last month, putting it at the risk of going under administration or liquidation.
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We evaluated which season was best for listing a home according to two of the most common goals for sellers: Selling for more than the list price and going under contract within 221 days.
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For his upcoming bout against Montiel, he will be going under the guidance of trainer Robert Garcia, who worked with famed fighters like Marcos Maidana, Brandon Rios and the former Mexican-American superstar Fernando Vargas.
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Gasquet only returned to competition earlier this month after going under the knife to treat a hernia with Tsonga losing in the first round in Monte Carlo and Rome having struggled with long-term injuries.
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" But "after getting laid off, I started to become really interested in why all of these amazing news publishers were sort of going under, having to lay off staff, why we were losing local newspapers.
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Why it's happening: B&N was one of several lenders that helped rescue banks that were going under after 2014, but it turns out some of the banks were even worse off than was known.
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The swift demise of the Beijing-based firm is the latest casualty in China's bike sharing bubble that is seeing increasing numbers of firms going under, leaving consumers without the means to retrieve their deposits.
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"Look at how badly things are going under decades of Democratic leadership — look at the schools, look at the 58 percent of young African-Americans not working," Trump said at a rally earlier this month.
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With a $54 million endowment and some very wealthy alumni, Hampshire would seem to have the means to weather a temporary shortfall without going under, just as it has survived lean years in the past.
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Going Under The Knife About six months before my 21st birthday, I went in for a consultation with Sam Rizk, MD. With over 19 years of experience, Dr. Rizk comes highly recommended from every online testimonial.
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Great news for Tyler Eifert -- who had his ankle snapped in half on Sunday -- 'cause the Cincinnati Bengals TE is in good spirits after going under the knife ... and vows to be back better than ever!!
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After going under the bed and raiding the closet, one of the dirtbags locates Puig's safe on the side of the room and yells for his pal to come over and help him crack it open.
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I'm going to camp out in 48 hours, and I'm going to sit in your office, because I want you to tell me eye-to-eye that you can't help my company, because I'm going under.
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Along with ensuring that your plastic surgeon is board-certified, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons recommends asking the following questions before going under the knife: Are you certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery?
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Minnesota moved the puck from one side of the net to the other—going under one Flyers defenseman's stick and through a Wild player's legs on the way—and landed on the stick of Charlie Coyle.
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It's hard to imagine this level of abuse going under the radar in the way the film asks us to accept, and its melodrama undermines the film's emotional authenticity, which was already strained, to say the least.
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With so many rad tattoo trends as of late — including detailed dotwork, watercolor tats, and hyper-realistic 3D designs — it's damn near impossible to scroll through Instagram or Pinterest without being seduced into going under the gun.
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Murray had hoped to avoid going under the knife, saying it would not necessarily achieve a positive outcome, but finally decided it was his only realistic option because he had been in constant pain for six months.
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The industry has since given us smartphone cameras that pop out, flip up and slide out, while the hole-punch condenses the notch further still, but the next stage is going under the screen for full invisibility.
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Plasma Fibroblast is a new procedure for those seeking a face lift without going under the knifeProcedure takes 4-8 weeks to healFDA approved safe for skin that burns in the sunVisit Insider's homepage for more stories.
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The World Health Organization has yet to declare the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak as a global health emergency after a Wednesday meeting, despite the entire city of Wuhan going under quarantine to contain the spread of the coronavirus.
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The first phase of the auction was launched this week, with around 900 vehicles including trucks, buses, diggers, forklift trucks and golf carts, owned by Saad Group, based in the city of Khobar, going under the hammer.
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" Although Gunvalson is pleased with the results of her "brutal" surgery, there will be no more going under the knife for the 56-year-old mother of two — who promised her boyfriend, Steve Lodge, that she is "done.
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Manafort was probably totally innocent and talking to these people in wanting to find out about his case, and now they&aposve turned the whole thing into another charge against him because their first charge is going under.
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Not only does a smaller stomach hold less food before a patient gets full, it also secretes fewer hunger-signaling hormones to the brain; an effect I've apparently managed to take advantage of without going under the knife.
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WATCH: Inside Mama June Shannon's $75,000 Transformation: What She Had Done — and How Much It Cost Despite going under the knife multiple times, she's not bothered by those who accuse her of "cheating " her way to self-improvement.
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Gabelli, whose Rye, New York-based firm is the second largest holder of voting shares of Viacom after Sumner Redstone, said he is pleased the direction the company is going under its new chief executive officer, Bob Bakish.
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Two weeks after she was reportedly forced to cancel a scheduled performance at a Memorial Day festival due to "serious fallout from her recent cosmetic surgeries," Cardi B has announced to fans that she's done going under the knife.
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While sexual exploitation in bars and forced labor in tobacco fields, nail salons and homes is well known, other forms of slavery are going under the radar with little action to tackle these crimes, a recent Polaris report found.
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His resistance to going under the sea hasn't stopped Billy from having a blast at his dad's rehearsals for the show, though — even if much of his time has been spent trying to get the Fuller House actor's attention.
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She first started going under cover into Facebook groups for vaccine-hesitant people mainly out of concern for herself and her three kids, but eventually started reporting things she saw there if they seemed to put children at risk.
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But if, say, a thousand years ago the battles inside were mostly between, you know, neurons and biochemicals and childhood memories and all that; increasingly, you have external actors going under your skin and into your brain and into your mind.
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Heavily indebted store chains have been going under for two years, claiming once-iconic names like Toys "R" Us and retailers including Shopko, FullBeauty Brands, Charlotte Russe, Things Remembered and Gymboree, all of which have filed for bankruptcy this year.
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While it didn't approach the viral levels of success he'd enjoy with later videos, the audience numbers were enough to keep him going under the Postmodern Jukebox banner, recruiting other musicians to make new, classic-sounding tunes out of modern hits.
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During her appearance on NBC's Megyn Kelly Today, Fonda shut down Kelly, 46, when she attempted a line of questioning about going under the knife — pivoting instead to promotional comments about her Netflix film with Redford, Our Souls at Night.
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"Going under the knife and having no idea what my body will look like after terrifies me, but if I want unbreakable self confidence, I have to come to terms with whatever I will look like after this," she added.
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And Lettieri noted that new businesses — those that scale and grow — are often the largest job creators, meaning that there may be a double whammy of startups going under and the economy losing the new roles they would have created.
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The question some economists have raised is whether preservation is even the right goal: A program like this would mean many businesses saddle themselves with debt they can't pay back and end up going under anyway, but taxpayers take the loss.
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He punched through ice and stood on his tippy toes to keep from going under in freezing water in New Harmony to rescue an 8-year-old boy who was chasing a dog when he fell in on Dec. 25.
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A common story was that cops would jump out of cars, round up entire groups of black and brown kids, curse at them, throw them against the wall or ground, and thoroughly frisk them — going under their clothes at times.
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"My surgery went off without a hitch," she wrote in an edition of Lenny Letter after going under the knife for endometriosis — a disorder that causes tissue that normally grows inside the uterus to grow outside of it, leading to intense pain.
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During and appearance on NBC's Megyn Kelly Today on Wednesday, Fonda shut down the former Fox News anchor when she attempted a line of questioning about going under the knife — pivoting instead to promotional comments about her latest film, Our Souls at Night.
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Homam, who lives in Brentwood, California, says he and his wife "knew she was going under [anesthesia]" for "cavities, a couple of crowns and a couple of extractions," and had agreed to the operation after seeking a professional opinion from a dentist.
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About 700 pieces of ornate costume jewelry made by Hollywood costume jeweler Eugene Joseff will be exhibited in Ireland's Newbridge Silverware Museum of Style Icons from March until May before going under the hammer in November at Julien's Auctions in Los Angeles.
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When you kill and steal, it is perhaps momentarily regrettable, but eventually justified as part of what you must do in order to keep going—under the simple rubric of survival, the most selfish actions are, if not outright exonerated, at least mitigated.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Three limited-edition bottles of Heinz Tomato Ketchup based on the tattoos of British songwriter Ed Sheeran, a dedicated fan of the condiment, sold at auction in London on Thursday, with one going under the hammer for 1,500 pounds ($1,816).
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This all started because of a guy going under the name RATCHETT TRAXX, repeatedly trolled various people on the underground house/techno/trax scene, questioning their authenticity, "calling them out" for being "white boys," being pretty misogynistic to women, posting everything in caps.
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While Wells Fargo would certainly rather avoid the penalty, it's not going under because of it, either: The bank is expected to make $173 billion from the Republican tax bill this year, which is nearly four times what the CFPB fined them.
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"The only alternatives to D&E are making a woman go through labor and deliver the fetus or going under the knife for a procedure similar to a hysterectomy — both procedures that abortion doctors say are incredibly risky and expensive," the San Antonio Current reports.
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" Each different example of a species (a plant, a rock) are "so differently distinguish'd productions of nature," Empson writes, that they "cannot be called the same, or be represented by one sample, but that they are different specimens, though going under one general name.
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As the man, Jamel Dunn, appeared to struggle in the middle of the pond before going under, the teens — whom police said were all between 14 and 18 — cursed, jeered and mocked him from the shore, calling him a "junkie" and wondering if he was drunk.
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" And for anyone looking for a way to feel more confident without going under the knife, Ho suggests shifting your focus from how you look to what you can do: "What makes me confident is when I'm working on something and get better and better at it….
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I guess it's just the image the people have of me and going under whatever predisposition they had… When you surprise people, for good or bad, it makes more of an impact, and I just think people had a certain idea of me for the most part.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Marvel's band of Avengers are usually a friendly bunch, but when faced with the destruction of their heroic efforts to save the world, the superheroes are split between maintaining control of their powers or going under government contract, leading to an explosive battle.
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While some of the men turning to surgery or minimally invasive treatments to alter their appearance no doubt work in entertainment and fashion, data released by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons in June signals that men from all walks of life are going under the knife.
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I captured highlights of things that might be boring for others, like going under overpasses as you can see in the clip above, and when I was riding behind a Tesla for an extended period (I thought of the Horizon as my envy-cam while I was doing this).
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Over the past year, 55% of facial plastic surgeons saw patients who cited wanting to look better in selfies as the reason why they were considering going under the knife — and that's up 13 percentage points since 2016, which means the trend is only growing year over year.
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With a recent survey finding that 7 out of 10 Americans have considered cosmetic procedures at one point or another, it's unsurprising that small, non-invasive tweaks are increasingly popular — they're the gateway drug of plastic surgery, a way to dip a toe in without going under the knife.
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Mr. Passan also examines the rising numbers of teenage players going under the knife; the things being done (and not being done) to lessen the rate of injury; the problem of arm injuries in Japanese baseball, where pitchers traditionally push their endurance past conventionally accepted limits; and more.
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The state's huge snow melt also is causing some rivers and dams to fill up in the Central Valley where there's been several levee breaks and flooding in some farm communities along the Kings River as well as reports of some crops such as alfalfa going under water.
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Following a massive outage last week and an emergency loan to keep the service up and running, MoviePass announced on Monday that it would have to significantly curtail the benefits it provides its users, including the ability to see new first-run movies, to keep the service from going under.
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"Haunted" has an extremely intense, piano-led build up and opener "Going Under" nearly makes me want to start a mosh pit at my desk (which would realistically consist of me shoving the colleague next to me quite hard who would probably report me to HR for harassment) so there's that.
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Going under the hammer will be an Alberto Giacometti, "Trois hommes qui marchent (Grand plateau)", also expected to fetch up to 12 million pounds, and George Grosz's depiction of Germany at the close of World War One, "Gefaehrliche Strasse", with an estimate of up to 6.5 million pounds ($8.5 million).
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One of the best stories in this collection, "The Pearl and the Fur," was sold in 1936 for the relatively negligible sum of $1,000 (about $18,19363 today) to something called The Pictorial Review, a once-popular women's magazine that never got around to running Fitzgerald's story before going under in 1939.
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Junior debt is seen as having less protection for bondholders and Louise Cooper suggested, quoting calculations from Ioan Smith, the founder at Semaphore Macro Limited, that the above charts (including junior debt) show that around a 15 percent to 20 percent probability of Deutsche Bank going under was priced in last week.
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"Going forward, I'm confident the logic behind everything I'm talking about today will be self-evident to future defense leadership, as will the value of these efforts, but they also need to have the momentum and institutional foundation to keep going under their own steam and to continue to thrive," he said.
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Why you should care: Like Huawei, ZTE has been around a long time, and has grown to a substantial size, and is involved with many aspects of telecommunications, and has had its own problems with trading in the US. After almost going under, the size of ZTE means its future influence on smartphones can't be ignored.
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So presumably there's a bunch of entirely fake compliance claims going unchecked, as well as actual compliance going under-checked… "The Commission also expects the Federal Trade Commission to further step up its investigations into compliance with substantive requirements of the Privacy Shield and provide the Commission and the EU data protection authorities with information on ongoing investigations," the EC adds.
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For example, egg retrieval can be more difficult in obese patients because it's harder to see the ovaries, going under anesthesia can be riskier for people who are obese, and someone who is obese may not respond as well to IVF medications, Mindy Christianson, MD, assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology specializing in fertility at Johns Hopkins University of Medicine told Refinery29.
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"If African-Americans give Donald Trump a chance by giving me their vote, the result for them will be amazing," the GOP presidential nominee said in a scripted speech Thursday in Charlotte, N.C. "Look at how badly things are going under decades of Democratic leadership — look at the schools, look at the 58 percent of young African-Americans not working," Trump added.
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Dubbed "The Silver Screen Edition," the project was completed by an anonymous group going under the name Team Negative1, and is largely taken from a Spanish-language low-fade 35mm print, with certain sections — including the original title crawl, which had neither "Episode IV" nor "A New Hope" when first released — filled in by a faded vintage print on Kodak Eastman film stock.
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Big Break Despite his having documented a Miss America pageant and the transgender model Hari Nef, the project that propelled Mr. Gilford's career on its space-age trajectory is "The Future of Flesh," a 90-second-long clip featuring Prada-clad models, a voice-over from Jane Fonda that suggests the sci-fi implications of going under the knife, and an original score by Jake Shears.
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The social expectations for Samoans mean that getting pe'a or malu is less about self-motivated fashion choices than getting a tattoo is in the U.S. This is why Samoa is a great place to investigate whether the immune bump we see after tattooing is due to healthier people going under the needle in the first place -- in Samoa people of all body types and walks of life get them, from priests to politicians.
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In recent years, this has become a common story: The so-called "retail apocalypse" that started in 2017 resulted in numerous bankruptcies, including those of giants like Sears and Toys R Us. It's also familiarized shoppers with the various ways a brand can spring back to life after going under — American Apparel and Nasty Gal both sold their intellectual property during bankruptcy proceedings and were then relaunched under new ownership, for instance.
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It's notable that Fair is backed by the same investor that helped propel both WeWork and Uber to giant valuations ahead of the companies seeing their fortunes change: Uber's in the public markets where it's been pounded for its losses and WeWork before it ever got to its IPO (the company had to withdraw its filing and just this week saw SoftBank scoop up 80% of its business at a cut price in order to keep the whole thing from going under).
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ATX boards are suitable for big gaming rigs that need a lot of room, whereas Mini-ITX is better for a compact, home theater system that's going under the TV.Image: MSILaptops will have motherboards shaped and designed specifically for the computer they're going in—the key features and specs are all the same, but the manufacturer builds them as one part of an overall whole, designed to keep power use and weight down and optimize communications between the other parts of the notebook.
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Though the hacker didn't prove that he was able to turn off a car's engine, a representative for Concox, the makers of one of the hardware GPS tracking devices used by some of the users of ProTrack GPS and iTrack, confirmed to Motherboard that customers can turn off the engines remotely if the vehicles are going under 20 kilometers per hour (around 12 miles per hour.) The apps have a feature to "stop engine," according to a screenshot provided by the hacker.
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Titled, appropriately, Festival in Cannes, the film brings together the kind of characters you might bump into on the Croisette in any given year: an actress with a screenplay she'd like to direct; her screenwriter friends; the would-be financier they meet at a cafe whose methods seem less than orthodox; the big-time movie producer who's trying to keep a deal from going under; the starlet who's about to break out; the aging actress looking for a big role instead of another stint playing somebody's mother; and many others.
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The resulting songs would be alternately disturbing and beautiful, ranging from the rote instrumental absurdity of "Devo Corporate Anthem" to the arthouse of "Big Mess" to the infectious technopop of "Whip It." Playlist: "Whip It" / "Snowball" / "Strange Pursuits" / "Big Mess" / "Wiggly World" / "Here to Go (Go Mix Version)" / "Going Under" / "Time Out for Fun" Devo's goal was never to stay left of the dial; it was to infiltrate the whole machine, Trojan Horse-style, and that meant also producing a brand of commercially palatable (or, at the very least, familiar) pop-influenced tracks to help deliver its message.
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I had friends who thought their surgery was going to be covered by their insurance company right up until the day itself, and friends whose claims were denied after the fact; I knew people whose fundraisers never made a big enough splash to even cover the cost of their pre- and post-op prescriptions; someone whose surgeon said at the last minute, just as they were going under, "I know we talked about [Technique X] but I'm going to go with [Technique Y] because I'm more comfortable with it, pleasant dreams"; people who have had to schedule revisions because they had been forced to choose a surgeon they could afford rather than a surgeon who had experience with top surgery.
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