Since humans left Africa, the number of mammal species on the planet has certainly gone down; the number of bird species has certainly gone down; the number of amphibian species has certainly gone down; and the number of plant species has probably gone down.
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The funny thing about trades is that you don't really know they've gone down until they've gone down.
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The cost for all other periodical manufacturing elements has gone down – paper, ink, printing – even the cost of freight has gone down.
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Yes, new cases have gone down in China, but they've also gone down in South Korea, which didn't lock down whole cities.
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There is no single point of failure unlike how bank systems have gone down, cloud-based services have gone down, but bona fide blockchains keep computing.
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"Everything that everyone had been buying for safety has gone down this week, and it's gone down big," said John Fox, chief investment officer of Fenimore Asset Management.
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" — William Frey, a demographer "White fertility has gone down.
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" Elaborating, "I think individuality has gone down the drain.
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Between 1954 and 2018, the record has gone down by an average of four seconds per year, while between 1855 and 1954, the record has gone down by an average of 3.41 seconds.
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The wages have gone down and the jobs have left.
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Already, he says, the number of apprehensions have gone down.
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And this, predictably, has gone down especially badly with women.
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Head Over Heels could have easily gone down that route.
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And many of those have gone down to the wire.
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Infrastructure spending has increased and poverty rates have gone down.
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"My trust in the police has gone down," he said.
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China, by the way, has gone down $15 trillion, okay?
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"The likelihood (of the IPO) has gone down," Venditti said.
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If it's gone down, you're probably in a better position.
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How many people have gone down that particular rabbit hole?
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Understandably, Trump's decision has not gone down well with some.
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That hard truth has not gone down well in Tunisia.
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In the years since, those dangers have gone down significantly.
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Stella McCartney's graduation show has gone down in fashion history.
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Monday, you had gone down and had a nice bounce.
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The Sun newspaper said the team had gone down fighting.
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Rates have definitely gone down over the past few months.
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And revenue has gone down sharply every year since 2011.
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This is seven years of arguing gone down the drain.
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In reality, prices received by foreign exporters haven't gone down.
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Proof that the quality of this show has gone down.
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The Justice Department, however, has not gone down this path.
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"I think tensions have actually not gone down," McKenzie said.
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Farmers, over the last fifteen years — it's only gone down.
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But as smoking has gone down, it's pulled down marijuana.
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They've gone down but we want them to be healthy.
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In the years since, crime has gone down, not up.
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Prescriptions have gone up and the coverage has gone down.
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EB: I could have gone down a path towards that. Yeah.
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A move that hasn't gone down too well among British politicians.
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Thankfully the swelling has gone down, but there still very sore.
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All combinations that have gone down in history as the greats.
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" He added, "This is a road we haven't gone down before.
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Personhood ballot measures have gone down in defeat in many states.
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The poor and the middle-class have stagnated or gone down.
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Until last week, it has never gone down without a fight.
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Therefore, the break-even point for those companies has gone down.
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Underneath that, a sinister crime may have gone down in secret.
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Since I got sick, my life has gone down the tubes.
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Two years later, the kill switch has not gone down once.
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It was the only way it could have gone down, really.
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Judging by the responses, it seems to have gone down well.
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A good week's worth of productivity has gone down the drain.
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Crime has gone down consistently since we actually stopped using it.
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And the scene could have gone down much more like this.
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The sun had gone down, and I was on the roof.
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From [police activities] to infighting, it has gone down a bit.
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In 64 years, the record has gone down by 16 seconds.
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Molly Gordon stars as the girl gone down the rabbit hole.
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"I think the tensions have actually not gone down," he said.
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After the hung jury, their prospects have gone down, not up.
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When Johnson heard the helicopter had gone down, his heart sank.
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Or had the need to teach about OKRs themselves gone down?
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IBM's revenue has now gone down for the fifth consecutive quarter.
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Unemployment has gone down because private sector companies have stepped up.
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I will have gone down on the right side of history.
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For ten years, your share count has not gone down enough.
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I'll just say I haven't gone down every rabbit hole yet.
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So I think, because we're a relatively new asset class and our results are somewhat unpredictable -- in other words, I don't want to be selling an asset that's gone down because the world has gone down.
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The ban has gone down well with Hadramis, who consider themselves unique.
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The cohesion of societies in the developed world has definitely gone down.
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Every time somebody's gone down, this group finds a way to rally.
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Thankfully the swelling has gone down, but there [sic] still very sore.
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My food expenses have definitely gone down significantly since I moved uptown.
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"The number of [A share] suspensions hasn't gone down significantly," he said.
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The number of schools affiliated with the federation had also gone down.
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The general sentiment towards China right now has gone down a bit.
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Life expectancy has gone down, for the last three years, in America.
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"We all had gone down this journey as collectors ourselves," says Nahm.
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"The popularity of snap elections may have gone down," noted Mr Green.
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"I think the interest in Formula One has gone down," offered Pagenaud.
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Asset prices have gone down significantly as a result of the crises.
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Over the past several years the quality of TV has gone down.
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Judge Chhabria has gone down a slippery legal slope with his decision.
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It's not like our numbers have gone down, they have crept up.
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The stop itself had gone down just outside the aggravated assault square.
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Although the equity market has gone down, it's actually been pretty orderly.
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Little surprise that this has gone down like a weighty lead turd.
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Consider all that has gone down in the past few days: 1.
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The costs have gone [down], they're just dropping every decade just radically.
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It seems the pop star's antics haven't gone down well with authorities.
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Smoking has gone down as the use of vaporizers has gone up.
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Remember, though, individual tax rates have generally gone down as of Jan.
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The influx of migrants that overwhelmed border officials has gone down slightly
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A few times, I've gone down the third- or first-base line.
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That approach has gone down in automotive history as a colossal failure.
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He estimated that communication with supporters has gone down about 20 percent.
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His remarks have not gone down well with some in Silicon Valley.
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In the last month the stock price has gone down 20.5 percent.
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But I was too far gone down my mental tunnel of terror.
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With Trump, what is remarkable is his approval ratings have gone down.
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Moreover, for some people, especially those over 55, premiums have gone down.
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Jimmy Fallon imagined how the firing at CBS might have gone down.
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The government confirmed power had gone down in Macau and outlying islands.
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From 1855 to 1954, the record has gone down by 29 seconds.
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A Wolves player had even gone down injured, crumpled in a heap.
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In fact, the number of cases had gone down in recent years.
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"Social mobility in the country has gone down, not up," he said.
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Then, suggestions that something major had just gone down began trickling in.
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It's just we've gone down this bad street, and we're way down.
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Taxes did not go up—in fact, taxes have generally gone down.
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The homicide rate has gone down — that's directly the most important consequence.
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First time in 53 years that prescription drug prices have gone down.
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So our client count has not gone down from 5,000 to 2,43.
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Apparently, the market for pigs' heads has really gone down the toilet.
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Mr Macron's first month, marked by much diplomatic summitry, has gone down well.
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But we've already gone down that road, and in the direction of violence.
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But Berkshire, three times since I took over, has gone down roughly 50%.
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But I mean, from 220, it has gone down more than 22.00 points.
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I mean, think of the way inequality around the world has gone down.
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Housing prices have recently gone down, the Tehran real estate organization has said.
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In the unlikelihood that the price has gone down, the startup loses money.
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What has happened is, crime has gone down 133 percent in those years.
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Ambarella has gone down a different path than Smith & Wesson and Broadcom Limited.
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But Wednesday's speech seemed to have gone down well among the party faithful.
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They have gone down lots of other rabbit trails but not that question.
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Stocks can go up when they should have gone down and vice versa.
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Has this ever gone down for you and how did you handle it?
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Over time, the marriage age has gone up and frequency has gone down.
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While oil prices have gone down, the price of gold has been climbing.
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Your retirement probably would have gone down the tubes along with the company.
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Its total debt has gone down by $4.6 billion since the EMC deal.
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"They've never gone down the road to creating a warrior class," Moran said.
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I wasn't aware the market had gone down to that level so quickly.
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Talent agencies have gone down the advertising path before, but not always successfully.
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Still, Macron's message has not gone down well with everyone on the continent.
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In fact, as coverage has increased, care has gone down — the seesaw effect.
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Padmapper shows that half a block away the price has gone down significantly.
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"I wish it had gone down like that, instead of him shooting himself."
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Electricity allows us to be productive long after the sun has gone down.
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The disaster has gone down in history as the world's worst nuclear accident.
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AND YOU'VE GONE DOWN THIS ROAD A FEW TIMES, LOOKING AT VARIOUS COMPANIES.
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Over a 20-year period, the US stock market has never gone down.
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Plus, usually, traffic in the airport, too, has gone down at that point.
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The insurgents have gone down in history as "without breeches," or sans-culottes.
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Adjusted for inflation, minimum wage has gone down by about $3 an hour.
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The water has drained some—the level on the street has gone down.
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But his salary, never much to brag about, has gone down, he said.
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What did you know going in about what had gone down at Stagecoach?
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The bottom line: All of this has gone down during a strong economy.
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Trilobites Long after the sun has gone down, the electric lights keep blazing.
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In the event that the price has gone down, the startup loses money.
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"Everyone is talking about us (Lesotho), the economy has gone down," she said.
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Crime has gone down throughout the city and race relations have significantly improved.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella could have gone down a very different career path.
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But as use of e-cigarettes has risen, traditional smoking has gone down.
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When the stock had gone down, last December we bought some more Facebook.
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Every potential solution the academy has announced, however, has gone down in flames.
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Have you watched any "Hannity" lately, or gone down other #MAGA rabbit holes?
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The amount of aid has gone down $40,000 a year because we adopted them.
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Tourism spending in September has already gone down, with China's spending down 10 percent.
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But the drought has gone down and now, this week, very little drought left.
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But Berkshire, three times since I took over, has gone down roughly 50 percent.
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A lot has gone down on Game of Thrones in the past seven seasons.
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Zadornov said that demand for retail lending is increasing as rates have gone down.
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Another Kanye West interview, another slew of comments that really haven't gone down well.
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"I am truly sorry that it has gone down this dark road," he wrote.
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Chaim: There's an argument to be made that we've gone down this road before.
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I still occasionally get migraines, but the severity and frequency has gone down drastically.
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They were struggling as things were before, let alone now prices have gone down.
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The entry details a number of issues, including that phone service had gone down.
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Do the readers of TechCrunch know that life expectancy has gone down in America?
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"The way this has gone down, in my experience, has never happened before," said.
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In the US, firearm-related homicides have also gone down since the early '90s.
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She estimated that tips had gone down more than 60 percent since last fall.
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We've gone down all those paths and we think they're all cul-de-sacs.
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Given the decline in its terms of trade, Africa's buying power has gone down.
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Once you've gone down the path of cuckery, it's almost impossible to come back.
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And beyond the cell networks having gone down, the game itself was also struggling.
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I felt like a person whose love affair had just gone down the drain.
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The blood had dripped through the floorboards and gone down to the floor below.
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I think since last year, starter home inventory has gone down like 21 percent.
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The poll finds millennials' enthusiasm for voting has gone down since March, when Sen.
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With his inability to process basic information, Trump has gone down this road before.
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Plus, now that we're experienced nomads, our travel costs have gone down even further.
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"After two days they had gone down to pretty much zero," Holmes told CNN.
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In fact, real wages for most workers have gone down over the last year.
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Secondly, there has to be a better way for this to have gone down.
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My stomach had gone down and had got very soft all of a sudden.
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The likelihood of a near-normal season has gone down, now sitting at 30%.
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"Avoid any companies that have gone down that path in the past," he says.
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Symantec's total revenue has gone down in three of the five most recent quarters.
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It's as if the lights have gone down: absorbed and gripped, the skin prickles.
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Gurley's total has gone down each game since Week 1 (97, 63, 43, 16).
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I'd first gone down the route of using big thick cables, and Sew What?
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Once we've gone down a certain path it is almost impossible to go back.
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In this moment, I think to myself that I've gone down a dark path.
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We have now gone down in history as a horridly angry and hateful couple.
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In fact, lately, it looks like hourly wages, adjusted for inflation, have gone down.
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" "Here we have a brand-new aircraft that's gone down twice in a year.
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And since then, researchers have found that autism rates among children haven't gone down.
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We've reached out to Twitter for insight on how this one might have gone down.
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As could be expected, the news has not gone down well among Italy's populist government.
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A lot of presidents have gone down this road and then they never do anything.
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A lot's gone down these last few weeks and it's been tough to keep up.
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What becomes of America's relationship with the Kurds now that they've gone down this road?
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By December, when the NBA approved the deal, the price had gone down to $338,4603.
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The sun has gone down and we can see the sliver of a crescent moon.
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In a sense, it's a surprise that Amazon hasn't already gone down the clothing route.
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But interestingly, one corridor the show hasn't really gone down is that of domestic violence.
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SO: Yeah, they have gone down that sort of Red Bull path, a little bit.
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All of this is believed to have gone down between February 2016 and June 2017.
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From the looks of the reactions on Twitter, the news has gone down very well.
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I noticed that, at some point during all of this, the sun had gone down.
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Although the level of Russian money in the country had "gone down significantly", he said.
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Answer: Since 1948-1971, U.S. cross-state mobility has gone down by about 50 percent.
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The incidence of violence has gone down and reporting has gone up since its passage.
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If we knew stocks would go down tomorrow, they would have already gone down today.
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"My fuel costs have not gone down, nor my insurance costs," Fleming told Business Insider.
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Likewise, other shows on MSNBC and CNN have gone down by as much as 22019%.
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If auto makers "hadn't taken those steps, the market would have gone down," Jackson said.
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However, there is also evidence that enforcement of old rules may have gone down recently.
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A majority of voters did not even know that their taxes had actually gone down.
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Luke and Lorelai have gone down the whole saying goodbye to Stars Hollow road before.
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"If you look at wind and solar, the prices have dramatically gone down," Ahmed said.
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Sperm counts have gone down by 50 to 60% over the last 40 years, too.
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In Australia, home of Aboriginal culture and the boomerang, this has not gone down well.
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Housing affordability has gone down, while household debt has gone up — now to record levels.
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"The quality of intelligence has gone down drastically since the shutdown started," the officer says.
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"He has gone down the approval ladder at a fast rate, I'm afraid," he said.
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It's gone down through a couple earnings periods and there's probably another name that's better.
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The deficit has gone down in recent years, and the stock market has gone up.
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They've gone down a long way since they started hitting us a little bit, right?
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No, I don't think that they're presenting false statistics, but look what happened the other day when the mayor's saying summonses are down 90 percent — that doesn't mean that public urination has gone down or that smoking marijuana in the street has gone down.
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"The most important thing is to not make wholesale changes because the market has gone down."
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This means some extremely weird stuff was made, much of which has gone down in obscurity.
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Without the Weasley ministry connections, it makes sense Hermione may not have gone down that path.
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It has since gone down as one of the most notorious stunts in dance music history.
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The game would've gone down as a Panthers loss had Trocheck missed in the third round.
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And considering everything that's gone down during Colton's season so far, that's a really impressive accomplishment.
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Like a seesaw, oil prices have gone up in February, while energy stocks have gone down.
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"This has gone down like a lead balloon at the BBC," the source told The Sun.
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With the way the past episodes have gone down, there's definitely so much more in store.
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Hell, countless drug deals have gone down at the drive-thru, as have illegal hacking operations.
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While the spending has gone up in recent years, the guest list size has gone down.
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In recent years, the number of call records has gone down but not gone away completely.
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It's — I don't know if you can hear me, but that's — this is what's gone down.
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When the cameramen returned the next morning, Underwood played coy about what exactly had gone down.
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It's – I don't know if you can hear me, but that's – this is what's gone down.
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By the early 1980s, [many of] our vaccine diseases had gone down to close to zero.
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The purge has gone down better with ordinary Saudis, who have bristled at the government's austerity.
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Rosie and her team had gone down there and that&aposs what caused that physical damage.
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Despite that looming issue, talk of inflation at Fed meetings has gone down, especially among reporters.
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Since 1994, the percentage of Americans who own guns has gone down from 25% to 22%.
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It's only been two days since our last installment, and man, a lot has gone down.
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CORPORATE TAX AS A PERCENTAGE OF GDP HAVE GONE DOWN FROM 200% IN 1960 TO 2%.
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The decision has not gone down well with world leaders, environmental organizations and some business figures.
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His granting of more rights to women and efforts to tackle poverty have gone down well.
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So many shake-ups have gone down at work and around your everyday schedule and responsibilities.
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Homicides have decreased for everyone since the early 1990s, but have gone down faster for blacks.
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If a UAS had gone down in the CENTCOM AOR it was not a #DoD asset.
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On Tuesday, it had gone down a bit and was pushing 300, still considered quite unhealthy.
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And with its newfound popularity, prices in many areas have gone down while availability has increased.
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This is the first-time overdoses have gone down, year-to-year, since the crisis began.
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Every sector has gone down at least 11 or 12 percent at least once this year.
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"Even through economic challenges, one area that has not gone down is giving," Mr. Azeez said.
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Since then the population has gone down, because of the destruction of their habitat and hunting.
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" The message also said that one of her parliamentary staff had "gone down with it too.
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It is believed to have gone down in a mountainous area near the town of Semirom.
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"All three of the previous Riders Cups have gone down to the last pairing," Ridland said.
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At the same time, their conversion rates have gone down as more competition enters the category.
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The Hill-Thomas conflict has gone down in history as a colossal failure of intersectional organizing.
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I never would have come to America, and I never would have gone down this path.
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Gerrard added that emissions have often gone down during recessions, only to recover alongside the economy.
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That he has already gone down that road once means he can go down it again.
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His stance has gone down well with voters, and Fidesz is firmly ahead in opinion polls.
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It's something where we've gone down the road, and we're going to get on with it.
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The #NeverAgain movement could have gone down that path -- after all, it is literally a hashtag.
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However, as Agnew pointed out in his presentation and paper, that estimation has since gone down.
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The asset base that you need in order to launch that fund has gone down, too.
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Congress has gone down this path with versions of SESTA, and a slew of other bills.
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However, the dark colors aren't recommended for those who prefer running when the sun's gone down.
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It's definitely all over the country, but it's changed but the rent hasn't gone down. Right.
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This year, stocks have moved with the price of oil, which means shares have mostly gone down.
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Having trouble making sense of all the Kardashian drama that's gone down in the past few months?
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This week after the problems at the border with the kids, the numbers gone down a bit.
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That rate has since gone down for the second quarter of 2017 to 0.44 per 10,000 passengers.
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Others noticed that their total order costs had gone down by a few cents or a dollar.
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The Russian plan has gone down especially well in Lebanon, which has started to send refugees back.
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It's just that the value of it has gone down so much that it's changed the culture.
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Molly discloses that she does it, but only if her partner has gone down on her first.
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Fortunately, he added, the swelling has gone down, and it looks like she's going to be fine.
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Costs per gigabyte have not gone down nearly as much and building 5G will not be cheap.
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"Really, business has gone down," Lyzhyn said, dressed in a tan uniform with gold and black lapels.
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We invite a woman who has gone down this route to consider paths to healing, not punishment.
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We know the soybean crop is about to be harvested in September and prices have gone down.
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"Its water level has gone down now," Dahal told Reuters from the barrage site in southeast Nepal.
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After the guys jawed at Sean, we're told he alerted the crew about what had gone down.
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The circumcision rate in newborns has gone down from 83% in the 1960s to 77% in 2010.
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Since they moved, "service level and quality has gone up and cost has gone down," Workman said.
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Their food supply has not only dwindled, but it's gone down in quality at the same time.
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In fact, in London, which took that aim more seriously than anyone, the numbers have gone down.
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Corporate tax as a percentage of GDP have gone down from about 4% in 1960 to 2%.
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Stimulating the economy During the past eight years, the annual trade deficit has gone down 2628 percent.
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That mega-deal has gone down in history as one of the most disastrous acquisitions in history.
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But Uber's black representation has gone down a bit, Latinx representation increased from 0003 to 6.1 percent.
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For example, in Colorado, drug-related expulsions and suspensions from schools have gone down in recent years.
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However, mentions of energy costs have declined as gas prices have gone down over the last decade.
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That valuation has gone down steeply since the company went public in 2017, amid plummeting subscription sales.
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Average hourly wages have actually gone down slightly, after adjusting for inflation, since the tax bill passed.
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The campaign manager has been showing Trump polling that shows the president's disapproval numbers have gone down.
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As Rohr writes, only those who have failed, fallen, or gone down hard can truly understand up.
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And, while the rate has gone down over the last 15 years, the numbers are still staggering.
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For the 2nd time in less than 24 hours, Republicans' healthcare plans have gone down in flames
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But that change was offset by the cost of LaCroix, which had gone down by 50 cents.
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Their 1976 song "Life's Gone Down Low" appeared on a 2005 compilation on the Luaka Bop label.
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But the problem is that corruption has not gone down — people who replaced those people behave similarly.
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"The defect rate has gone down significantly because we've been able to train the printer," Ellis says.
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The sun had gone down by the time she reached the end of the 26.2-mile course.
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But several polls already show that support for impeachment has gone down since the TV show began.
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The number of Americans who describe themselves as Christians has gone down 43% over the last decade.
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Despite their best efforts, Republicans' attempts to embrace St. Patrick's Day haven't exactly gone down a storm.
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The internal swelling has gone down, and he doesn't see evidence of persistent pressure on the nerve.
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It's as though a football team's plane had gone down and this was all that was left.
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Maybe artistry has gone down and cliffhangers have skyrocketed because art gets us out of the house.
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In the past three years, wolf attacks had gone down, but now jackals were killing the sheep.
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It was just the fourth time in the last 50 years that the average has gone down.
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Although crime has gone down nationally the last 20 years, that's not the way Mixon sees things.
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And those churches, those denominations, a lot of that has membership has gone down as people have left.
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Darlene asks Violet if she thinks Blue has been affected by everything that's gone down with his mother.
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Mr Trump's threatened crackdown on immigration, which India considers a branch of trade, has gone down even worse.
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His stock may have gone down, however, because he has not hesitated to criticize the candidate at times.
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Most metalheads cherish this era, so one false move and Roxxcalibur could easily have gone down the tubes.
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For those at the lowest rung of the income ladder, incomes have gone down by about 1 percent.
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In the last two years, however, the numbers of newly arriving migrants in Germany have gone down sharply.
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In a Friday joint statement from Visa and Worldpay, the companies clarified just what exactly had gone down.
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But in the Montreal region, where immigrants account for 23% of the population, it has gone down badly.
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That's a number that has not gone down since the idea began to pick up steam among Democrats.
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There are local crime statistics that say though crime as a whole has gone down in the city.
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Of course, the fact that response rates have gone down hasn't stopped pollsters from trying to make projections.
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"Like a loaf of bread shrinking in its tin, it's gone down a lot as well," Costello said.
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And for some of the younger groups, like those aged 15 to 23, rates have actually gone down.
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The Bloody Board has gone down in online folklore as one of the stranger parts of the web.
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But in today's charged atmosphere, Miranda is not sure this situation would have gone down the same way.
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Cramer categorized it as a stock that should never have gone down, as it businesses are very strong.
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Fertility has gone down almost everywhere in the world, according to the UN. But some scientists are worried.
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That's just to name a few of the scandals that have gone down in the past few months.
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This has not gone down well among party activists in a constituency where 60% of voters backed Leave.
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The president's joke that the Philippines should become "a province" of China has not gone down well, either.
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Something like math poeticized, or poetry mathematized, at novel size the book would've gone down way too rich.
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Dillon says it remains the first and only time something like it has gone down on Nishga Gang.
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Even though, the financing cost has gone down, the number of potentially profitable projects may not have increased.
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While PM levels have gone down in North America in recent years, they are on the rise worldwide.
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In the past 2900 years, the number of psychiatric drug studies has gone down a staggering 220006 percent.
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But when the lights had gone down and the ring was being dismantled around him he remained sanguine.
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But rarely has corporate brainwashing been so much fun and gone down with such a delightful aftertaste. B+
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But Uber's black representation has gone down a bit, while Latinx representation increased from 5.6 to 6.1 percent.
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The Grayback was thought to have gone down in the open ocean 275 miles east-southeast of Okinawa.
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There are a number of potential reasons why the average pay for gig economy drivers has gone down.
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We'd also like to see if we can arrange stages of races when the sun has gone down.
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"Since the ACA was in place, the rates of uninsured kids have gone down even more," Speer said.
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Its share price has since gone down but is still more than three times the pre-announcement level.
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Surprisingly, as "women have entered the workforce in larger numbers, their rates have not gone down," Snyder says.
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The government warns not to search for their family members until the risk of exposure has gone down.
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We have only twice gone down this road — once with President Andrew Johnson and once with President Clinton.
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Add it up and Bosa's stock has gone down a peg since the end of the college season.
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Unsurprisingly, the news of the supermarket's curved croissant ban hasn't gone down well with the French baking community.
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Many print publications that used to, as a rule, pay $2 a word have gone down to $1.
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As the internet officials would let you know, that was not how the play should have gone down.
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The average cost of a flight in the US has actually gone down in the past 10 years.
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We decided to test it, and within only two weeks, our search traffic had gone down by 85%.
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But, if you look at total compensation, including pension costs, in most school districts that has gone down.
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While the rates have gone down, many deductions on state and local taxes and mortgages are now capped.
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Fund-raising income has gone down every year since its peak of just over $1 billion in 2007.
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We just decided, even though we'd gone down a path quite a ways, we decided to cut Chaos.
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It was heavily criticized at the time -- and has gone down as "Seward's Folly" in the history books.
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In some other cities that have elected to reduce the use of cash bail, crime has gone down.
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The minister of labor recently proposed lowering the minimum wage — because the cost of potatoes had gone down.
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Its share price has since gone down but is still more than three times the pre-announcement level.
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Every time the stock market has gone down, it's then gone back up and then reached new highs.
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Here are 12 other scandalous divorces that have gone down in flames — and will live on in infamy.
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Sprint and T-Mobile have gone down a rocky road to a merger, calling off and resuming talks.
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Watching it over and over, rewinding, fast-forwarding, I knew in my gut that something had gone down.
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The e-commerce firm says the amount of waste it produces has gone down despite its rapid growth.
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Sometimes stocks go up when they should have gone down, and sometimes entire sectors move for ridiculous reasons.
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" Later, in Act II, Mr. Mastro gets an amusing, sewer-themed patter song, "Love Gone Down the Drain.
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But I hadn't really gone down this route until a few years ago when I got rheumatoid arthritis.
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Some of these songs have gone down in the history books for breaking records and reaching new heights.
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They identify as nonbinary, and I'm far gone down the rabbit hole of male-to-female binary transsexualism.
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Now the mentality — for example, the value of the taxi medallion in New York City has gone down.
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Here's how she takes on the charge of elitism: Is it possible that Stanford admissions standards have gone down?
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The latest data reinforces another troubling trend: the annual number of heart disease deaths hasn't gone down since 27.2.
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Tom, the Mueller popularity&aposs approval had gone down from 303% according to a CNN poll done in December.
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For those at the lowest rung of the income ladder, incomes have gone down less, dropping just 1 percent.
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"If the other group got in, your economy would have gone down the tubes," Trump said at the roundtable.
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Overall, Trump's income appears to have gone down from last year, when he reported making at least $450 million.
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Women get now 47 percent of the law degrees, but in computer science, it's gone down to 18 percent.
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He posted video to Twitter later showing the waters had gone down slightly, though levels still reached car windshields.
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The African lion population has gone down by half since the 1950s, according to conservation group Defenders of Wildlife.
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In fact, for complicated reasons ("silver-loading" — don't ask), after-subsidy premiums have actually gone down for many people.
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The lead has never quite made it to 20 points, but has never gone down to single digits either.
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The return on investment—ie size of salary—from an expensive, traditional MBA has gone down since the recession.
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But something strange has happened on his watch when it comes to prosecuting gun-using criminals: it's gone down.
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I think it's really gone down well with the public, and they enjoy the show a lot more now.
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The intrepid, and often ill-fated, adventures of explorers such as Captain Robert Scott have gone down in folklore.
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But the fact is also, that the jobs have changed, but the amount of work has never gone down.
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On at least a half-dozen occasions during the 20th century, federal reform efforts had gone down in flames.
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But elective surgeries, those prices have gone down over the past 20 years because you have capitalism working there.
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He's already gone down that road in relation to voice manipulation with regard to the infamous Access Hollywood tape.
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Last December, a study reported ambulance use has gone down about 7 percent nationwide since the rise of Uber.
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Allowing easier, visa-free travel for 77 million Turks too has not gone down well in other quarters either.
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It is the first year in which the cumulative total has gone down since Forbes began tracking the numbers.
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Interest rates have gone down as a reflection of that and expectations for future economic growth have also declined.
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In parts of Tanzania, thanks in part to bednets and pesticides, malaria has "gone down tremendously," Govella tells me.
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Given how badly the governor of Ohio's moderate message has gone down with most Republican voters, that seems unrealistic.
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"Appetite for the unknown and high risk has gone down," he said from the New York Times DealBook conference.
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The largesse offered to those making the switch to Paris has not gone down well with some local firms.
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And I think the appetite for the unknown and high-risk in the public markets, it's just gone down.
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And presidents who face a serious re-election challenge have regularly gone down in defeat in the general election.
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Gun-robbery rates have gone down in states that approved longer sentences for assault or robbery with a gun.
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"I think the word has really gone down a long way because everybody's called a racist now," Trump said.
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It has also found that the prevalence has gone down but is still highest in Hispanic and black youth.
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Beyond that, I would prefer not to speculate as to why, but obviously since the election it's gone down.
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Roughly two to four billion-dollar deals have gone down each quarter (on average) over the last few years.
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She said that they like her 17-year-old beau now, but a lot of intimidation has gone down.
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I had gone down to get my picture when I heard what sounded like garbage cans being slammed together.
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"Our investigators with (security) clearances have gone down there and looked at the documents," the Oversight committee aide said.
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Abdellah, my translator, and I, had gone down a side alley and then through another riad to find it.
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"If the race roles were reversed, I feel like this would have gone down a different route," she said.
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Dawoud remembers losing cell phone reception two hours before prayer time, and wondering whether a tower had gone down.
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Trump's support among independent voters has gone down after his government shutdown and dubious claim of a national emergency.
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In a moment that has gone down in climate-diplomacy lore, America soon announced it would join the consensus.
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The number of Americans who find it important to vaccinate their children has gone down from 292 years ago.
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The Iranian authorities insisted that the jetliner had gone down for mechanical reasons, and refused to cooperate with investigators.
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Even the team responsible for helping to organize peer review of articles has gone down from seven to one.
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" The American and Chinese economies "We're much larger than China now, because we've gone up and they've gone down.
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"Had the other side gotten in, the market would have gone down 50% from where it was," Trump said.
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" Azar then said, "I don't know there is any price of a branded drug product that has gone down.
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Volumes have gone down by over 50 percent to $2.6 billion so far this year, according to S&P.
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When large dark net markets have gone down in the past, the transactions have quickly moved to other sites.
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According to Mourad, the toxicant levels found in Pacific fishers in Oregon over the long-term hasn't gone down.
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If you look at things that have gone down in the last year, humans are terrible at running this world.
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" He said total bank tellers in the U.S. have gone "down about 20 percent in the last couple of years.
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Today it stands at 12.5, having gone down by half in November of 2012, and again in July of 2016.
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Pararescuers are tasked with the dangerous job of going into hostile areas and rescuing aircrews whose planes have gone down.
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Our fave froyo chain llaollao has gone down the healthy veggie route with the launch of a new flavour: Broccoli.
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While Seamless and similar apps may have increased the volume of delivery work, the reward per ride has gone down.
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They kept looking at my ankles and the back of my neck to make sure the swelling had gone down.
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Some have gone down the paid route, but another credible alternative is to turn it into a subscription media business.
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But even without the $584,000 elephant in the room, Joe and Sophie would have likely still gone down this path.
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We've already gone down the path on that and I think that will portend what happens at the national level.
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There are lightstick oceans that have gone down in K-Pop history for what the fans did for their idols.
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The average age of women getting this procedure done has gone down to 35 in 2018, from 38 in 2102.
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While the victim count has gone down from its peak in 2016 of 2,673 victims, the losses have only increased.
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"People say exemptions have never gone down," said Chris Pegg, senior director of wealth planning for Wells Fargo Private Bank.
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Monzo isn't the only fintech challenger to have gone down the marketplace route, with domestic rival Starling offering something similar.
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Still, most listing prices at Trump Tower have either remained stable or gone down in the past year, Politico reports.
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Now, since it has gone down, we're getting late reports of them and we don't have much to go by.
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Trump is not a fan of Alec Baldwin's impersonation of him and feels the show has gone down in quality.
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The thrift has not gone down well with Tunisians, who are already suffering from an unemployment rate of about 15%.
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At the end of the year, we looked at our per bottle labor cost and it actually had gone down.
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Saddle River's municipal tax rate has gone down six years in a row, said Al Kurpis, mayor of Saddle River.
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Four ranked teams had already gone down Saturday, and for a while it looked like Gonzaga would be the fifth.
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The hair, the stare, the brows - everything about his role in the 1986 fantasy film has gone down in history.
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What might have happened had that deal not gone down is one of the great mental exercises in NBA history.
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That regulatory accumulation goes some way to explain why the cost of financial intermediation hasn't really gone down since 1960.
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If I knew I was being followed I would have never gone down there because it's a lot of risk.
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"For better or for worse, I think the desire, the thirst for originals in Japan has gone down," says Inafune.
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And it wasn't just the bourbon industry that had gone down, it was every brown spirit — the Irish whiskeys, Scotch.
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In essence webcams have morphed from wonky toys to actual tools and, in the process, have gone down in price.
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Incomes for people age 18 to 35 have gone down since 1992 at the same time inflation has gone up.
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The swelling has since gone down, Chelsea's speech and vision have improved, and his head has started to grow hair.
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It's the route I would have gone down had I followed up my university course before I played professional football.
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New construction could threaten the environment Borneo's deforestation has slowed in recent years as palm-oil prices have gone down.
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"All I can say is that I wish he had gone down in a hail of 100 bullets," she said.
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It's the third year GDC's annual survey has asked the question and the first time that number has gone down.
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The image of the United States across the world has gone down under President Trump, according to a new survey.
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The energy is kinetic—it feels like a lot of shit has gone down behind-the-scenes here this week.
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With Be Heard I'm trying to do just that for other survivors who haven't gone down the same road yet.
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Due to the lifting of legal obstacles, the supply of weed is more abundant, so the value has gone down.
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Although these weapons are clearly causing harm, suggestions to better regulate their sale haven't gone down well across the board.
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It leads to some reasonable suspicious that, as Gerstein speculates, the firing might have gone down on Air Force One.
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Online tax filing has been on the rise as retail and walk-in tax services have gone down in popularity.
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And then Breitbart and Fox has gone down because there's no ... How many times can you talk about Hillary's emails?
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Rasmussen last had Trump at 231 percent approval back on November 230, and his numbers have gone down since then.
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If we didn't have the cast and the crew that we had, who knows how it would have gone down.
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It really says a lot about how far we have gone down the path of forgetting what those things are.
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Biden said that while he believes that's the case, it doesn't mean the markets would not have gone down anyway.
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I suppose you could dwell on that – the fact that others close to him had gone down the same road.
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Joanna says that massive hematoma on her forehead is gone down in size -- and is also gravitating down her face.
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She had gone down into the basement, looking for Rivett, wondering why her cup of tea was taking so long.
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And with rates having gone down as much as they have, it's just a tough ride for banks right now.
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While in December, 28% said they had a very favorable opinion of him, that has gone down to 19% now.
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His numbers in Iowa — the first caucus state — have gone down quite a bit over the course of the fall.
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Looking down at his coffee cup, Mr. Strenga admitted that his skeptical position had not gone down well in Latvia.
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"Our cattle numbers have gone down over a 40-year period, reducing carbon emissions and our carbon footprint," she said.
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It's worth noting that Twitter's stock compensation as a proportion of revenue has actually gone down the last two years.
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By 2017, mean wait time at V.A. hospitals had gone down 17.7 days, while rising to 20.93 for private practitioners.
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"The water level has gone down, and people in the lower areas have been moved to higher ground," he said.
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Martel claims the mishap would never have gone down had the flight attendant put the mug in the cup holder.
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If we're always agreeing with each other, then we haven't gone down paths of debate that allow new ideas to emerge.
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Remember how Edith really grieves for their cousin Patrick, who has gone down on the Titanic, as opposed to Mary's indifference.
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Though Halloween hasn't even gone down yet, the holiday shopping fracas will, inevitably, ramp up as soon as November kicks off.
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Legacy While Yasuke's existence has gone down in the history books, he was by no means the only foreigner in Japan.
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Regardless, the key takeaway here is obviously the revelation that Gilmore Girls may have gone down a very different casting road.
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Though the other bets' losses have gone down recently, they still burned more than $3.6 billion over the course of 2016.
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Ahead of its next season — or possible a completely new chapter — Fortnite has gone down in just about every way imaginable.
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I'd gone down the rabbit hole, only to find that it was the perspective I had left behind that was distorted.
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As I've followed the growing debate over paying players, I've been surprised that no one else has gone down this path.
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During that same period the rate of fatal gun violence here in California has gone down by more than 20 percent.
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By now, the reunions and meetings that we were rooting for have gone down, which means that anything can happen next.
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It feels like season 15 of Grey's Anatomy just premiered yesterday, especially since not a lot of drama has gone down.
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I've been speaking to some of the GitHub community to get a sense of how Microsoft's acquisition news has gone down.
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However, it hadn't gone down to 242 levels, suggesting that the latest numbers aren't as "way down" as Trump is suggesting.
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Crispen: I wish it wouldn't have gone down the way it did, and I've been saying that ever since it happened.
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The production has gone down in Super Bowl lore as one of the most bizarre and puzzling halftime shows ever staged.
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And they&aposve partly gone down recently because the Chinese did stockpile lots of soybeans in anticipation of the trade dispute.
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You can check out this YouTube dress rehearsal video of how the very-cool HoloLens 2 demo should have gone down.
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"It's gone down as one of the classics because I was the first guy to have Ali down," Wepner says today.
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The world of fast fashion means the quality of garments has gone down considerably, even in the higher end mall brands.
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The guy seemed kind of gimpy, like he'd rolled his ankle playing basketball that morning and the swelling hadn't gone down.
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Today, however, the cost of a cell phone has gone down so significantly that people are starting to cancel their landlines.
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We have to ask the question -- you knew we were gonna do it -- if it had gone down, who ya got?
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Ingrid Goes WestIf you've never gone down an Instagram rabbithole at least once in your life then well, you're probably lying.
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You're worried, though, because Mom's tax rate has gone down — so she might not have enough money to run the house.
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Those who carry it out will have gone down for a cause, rather than for their own sense of moral purity.
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But there's another reason Kelly probably shouldn't have gone down this road: There is really no telling what Jones will do.
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Therefore, the percentage of the federal budget from oil and gas revenues has gone down from 60 percent to 40 percent.
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Hillenbrand begins with our hero, his plane having gone down in the Pacific, floating on a life raft encircled by sharks.
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The same-day revisions suggested that the editing of the opinion had gone down to the wire, and then across it.
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At the time, Ally was advertising a 2.20% APY, although it's recently gone down to 1.90% following the Fed rate cut.
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"Tactfully, I would not be going out and shorting a lot of retail REITs, they've gone down a lot," said Crowe.
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Buffett said his federal income taxes would have gone down 17 percent last year if the GOP bill was in effect.
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I've changed career paths and now I've gone down a modeling route, so you could say that it's improved my options.
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I would say, based on stories I've heard, that sexual harassment has gone up but sexism has gone down for sure.
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I realize it's not that easy for other people who have gone down similar holes, so again, I say I'm lucky.
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Mr. Northam's voice may have gone down easy in the vast southwestern part of Virginia, but there was no political affinity.
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News of the atonal music decision has not gone down well with the Berlin Passenger Association, which represents public transport users.
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As the annual amount of city subsidy increased over the last four years, the amount of bond financing has gone down.
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The mother says Keziah's never run away before and nothing out of the ordinary has gone down the past few days.
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Hungary has already gone down a similar path, and other member states in Central Europe are tilting in the same direction.
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It has gone down the experiential route, opening up a fancy new social media-friendly cereal store in New York City.
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"We had gone down to the beach area over by the Mosque of the Divinity," Mr. Michaels recalled, describing this scene.
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Yet during this surge into profitability — the company's earnings doubled between 2017 and 2018 — Amazon's tax bill has actually gone down.
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Of course, all of this has gone down after June and Geno were busted back in March for crack cocaine possession.
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BECAUSE – DO YOU HAVE A REASON WHY IT HAS GONE DOWN IN THE FACE OF ALL OF THIS GREAT ECONOMIC NEWS?
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The appointments have not gone down well with the Chilean authorities, the country's finance minister Felipe Larrain describing them as "imprudent".
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Data also showed that the number of operations that IBAMA conducted in 2019 had gone down since Bolsonaro was sworn in.
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I spoke to some people who've gone down this potentially treacherous path to breakup hell to hear what it was like.
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"If the Democrats won the election, the stock market would have gone down 50 percent from where it was," Trump said.
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" Assistant Chief Gay says, "Curfew was once a tool to address juvenile crime, but juvenile crime has gone down, a lot.
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She said something that confused the reporter, and then something that confused herself, and then she was gone down the carpet.
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This has not gone down well with the absurdly wealthy kings of French football, who are owned by Qatar Investment Authority.
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"We hope that the water level has gone down, but we will have to see," Navy Lt. Naponwath Homsai said Tuesday morning.
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It's always gone down as one of my great purchase regrets, especially since I only got back a fraction of my money.
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Unfortunately, this is just the latest in a number of often-puzzling dress code violations that have gone down in recent years.
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Such criticism is unlikely to have gone down well in Pyongyang, which often reacts angrily to any perceived slight, particularly from overseas.
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Some of the reasons why rates have gone down include factors such as better access to birth control and comprehensive sex ed.
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As these "ocean user groups" increase, the probability of an attack increases, even though the shark population has gone down, he said.
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In the past 40 years, fees have gone down 70-90 percent for public market investors, driven by new technologies and marketplaces.
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Although God of War hasn't gone down the full open-world rabbit hole, there is now more openness in the player experience.
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They range from mild eye bulges all the way through to 1920s Cabaret-style make-up and they've gone down a storm.
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" Another added, "After only 3 days of using this lotion, the redness has gone down and my skin looks really nice again!
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Some U.S. users with conservative politics complained their number of followers had gone down after Twitter asked them to verify their identity.
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Trump's visit has not gone down well in all quarters, however, with the leaders of opposition political parties boycotting the state dinner.
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And the hype hasn't gone down since then considering over 300,000 people reportedly bought an Instant Pot on Amazon's 2018 Prime Day.
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It's like what might have gone down behind-the-scenes as Meghan Markle transitioned into her new role as Duchess of Sussex.
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Expectations for a rate rise have gone down now because the tone of (Carney's press) conference is quite negative on future hikes.
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Just as production budgets for premium TV shows have gone up, the quality of speakers in ever-thinner TVs has gone down.
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The findings summarized above do not lead to a definitive conclusion that harassment has gone up or sexual assault has gone down.
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If you've gone down the rabbit hole with Netflix's latest Black Mirror release, there's (at least) one more Easter egg out there.
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The coming-of-age series has since gone down in television history as a cult classic, after just one season on NBC.
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He hadn't gone down in the world, but where he finally noticed himself was in a place where he was completely comfortable.
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With a series of Matrix GIFs acting as visual aides, Stamos walked curious readers through what he believes might have gone down.
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It's the closest thing any Republican has articulated to a Plan B now that their repeal plan has gone down in flames.
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"The worst thing to do when the market's already gone down is change your risk tolerance and go more conservative," Ellis said.
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The volume of black smoke billowing from a fire at London&aposs Mandarin Oriental has gone down significantly after about an hour.
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"We're going to give it a shot ... A lot of good people have gone down trying to give that one a shot."
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And anyways ... LG: Right, but in this country, life expectancy for certain groups of people has actually gone down in recent years.
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Several members invoked "basic economics" to say that since the quantity of EpiPens increased in the market, price should have gone down.
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"There were a lot of times I could have gone down a better path, and I fell through the cracks," Angerer says.
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Any die-hard Sex And the City fan has an opinion on how the series and subsequent movies should have gone down.
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The sun had gone down and groups of people were saying their goodbyes in the foggy light streaming over from the city.
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"The costs of going public have not gone down, even with the JOBS Act," said Anna Pinedo, a partner at Morrison & Foerster.
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Overdose deaths fell by five percent last year, the first time the number of deaths has gone down in almost three decades.
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Bat breaks have gone down about 50 percent as a result, making fans and players less prone to accidental spear-related injury.
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The sun had just gone down, and white light glowed between the darkening sky and the dormant fields, the crouching, saturnine orchards.
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When a rocket goes up from Vandenberg shortly after the sun has gone down, there's strong potential for the contrail to illuminate.
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The search has focused on a remote part of southern Indian Ocean, where the plane is widely believed to have gone down.
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It's gone down and it's going down as — hey, Phil, this is the most corrupt administration in the history of the city.
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As Cosmopolitan notes, yet another interview in which Azalea had to face questions about the state of her relationship has gone down.
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Military chief Hadi Tjahjanto told reporters that divers had already gone down to check the location, but were struggling with strong currents.
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The percentage has probably gone down since then and the LME has said it has no immediate plans to change the listing.
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The number of serious felonies and arrests has reportedly gone down as city streets empty out and more people coop up inside.
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It has gone down under Democrats and Republicans at all levels of government who use a wide variety of approaches to enforcement.
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Prosecutors allege that Richardson texted her mom 24 hours after she allegedly killed her baby, excited that her stomach had gone down.
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That response has gone down badly in the provinces, with protesters erecting mock presidential palaces at traffic circles and demanding his resignation.
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Mercury pollution at the plant has since gone down 90 percent, said Melissa McHenry, a spokeswoman for the company, in an email.
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Views have gone down across most Of these channels since the virus began impacting global travel in late February and early March.
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The Spurs' Kawhi Leonard had gone down with an injury, and the Warriors' Zaza Pachulia was becoming a villain on social media.
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In Britain, coal use has gone down substantially after a carbon tax in 2013 prompted electric utilities to switch away from coal.
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Its website has suffered degraded performance due to occasional spikes of high traffic, while trading services have suddenly gone down for hours.
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"It has gone down to low levels before and then gone back up again, so we're always hopeful," Dr. Milner-Gulland said.
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Bruestsch said the 911 call center received numerous calls from residents reporting that a helicopter had gone down around 8:30 p.m.
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Police and fire crews responded to the scene and found the aircraft had gone down in the fenced yard of the home.
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"Mexico is a big player in that region, the big story is how out-migration from Mexico has gone down," Shifter said.
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It was a helpful image, after he recently intervened in several war crimes cases, which haven't gone down smoothly in the Pentagon.
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The report also shows that assaults targeting Muslims, Arab Americans and African Americans have gone down, while violence against Latinos has risen.
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"I feel like the quality of the clothes have gone down, and the prices have gone up," the 62-year-old said.
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But by 2017, mean wait time at V.A. hospitals had gone down to 17.7 days, while rising to 29.8 for private practitioners.
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This has not gone down well with Russian priests and those who see casinos as a poor substitute for healthy economic development.
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Leaked images of a new device, apparently called the Spark, popped up today on Chinese DJI forums (the webpage has since gone down).
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The yield of the benchmark 10-year Indonesian government bond has gone down to 6.90 percent following the implementation of the tax amnesty.
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What's the deepest you've ever gone down a gaming rabbit hole, and did you go to any weird extremes to service your hobby?
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Earhart's plane was presumed to have gone down, but it has never been known whether she survived, and if so, for how long.
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A year away from Wellington and I've forgotten just how strong we make them here and how much my tolerance has gone down.
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I've used AirDrop to send hour long video recordings between laptops in the studio at work when the wi-fi has gone down.
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"The last few years companies have been staying private for much longer but that doesn't mean capital needs have gone down," he said.
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A crash would be only the second time an F-35 has gone down since the plane began flying almost two decades ago.
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But he adopted a studied everyman persona, which seems to have gone down better than Mr Shorten's equally studied efforts to look statesmanlike.
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"It is clear to us that regular users' Snapchat usage/engagement have gone down significantly since the release of Instagram Stories" writes Buffin.
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Heading into that evening I couldn't help but have a little anxiety from what had gone down on that first group date afterparty.
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"As print circulations have gone down, that is when the change has come in," says Phillip Bodenham, director of PR agency Spring London.
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Too bad nothing of major political significance has gone down since then and nobody will have anything to talk about this year, right?
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The girls told us they had never felt safer in their classroom, and the teasing and bullying had gone down to almost zero.
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The pair also confused Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz for Tom Cruise, thinking that the A-lister's style had really gone down hill.
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Hillary Clinton's convention might well have gone down as a strangely sterile dud—save for those two, scintillating addresses by the first couple.
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Although the river has gone down, it could rise again as more rain is expected in the area, according to the Associated Press.
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Greer claims he then went outside the hotel and began recording a Facebook Live video to tell friends what had just gone down.
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They theorized that a slowdown in new hiring for low-wage jobs could explain their earlier findings that overall payroll had gone down.
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Fingers crossed we'll get more details on how all of this would have gone down during the upcoming Friends cast reunion on NBC.
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Another PLN official said two out of three circuits had gone down triggering "cascading voltage" that caused outages as the west system collapsed.
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In general terms inflation has gone down "a little faster" than expected, Central bank Governor Alejandro Diaz de Leon said on Mexican radio.
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Another PLN official said two out of three circuits had gone down, triggering "cascading voltage" that caused outages as the west system collapsed.
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This is happening in part because the demand for real trees has declined in recent decades and the supply has also gone down.
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Unless these officials tell you it's safe to go outside, it's best to stay put until the risk of contamination has gone down.
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Partners that had a greater working memory capacity not only recalled more information, but said the "severity" of the problems had gone down.
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Their net worth has gone down 0.13 percent during the Obama years, and 60 percent of Latinos make less than $15 an hour.
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Dubbed the "concert for the masses," the show has gone down in Depeche Mode history as one of the band's best ever performances.
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Just as the classic bag has gone down in fashion history, quilted lids are poised to do the same on the beauty front.
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At the end of six weeks, their self-reported scores on the Hamilton Rating Scales for Depression and Anxiety had all gone down.
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This rebranding of the tea cake as a British good, rather than a Scottish classic hasn't gone down well with pro-independence Scots.
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"Despite Trump's tax giveaway to the wealthy and large corporations, real wages have actually gone down, not up, since June 2017," he wrote.
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A few Wuhan residents have told CNN that food prices have indeed gone down slightly compared to the start of the city lockdown.
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But in the time since this deal would have gone down, Dorsey was reappointed CEO of Twitter and he successfully took Square public.
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So, while Facebook has gone down as a percentage of traffic ... What percentage of traffic does it make up for you guys now?
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You know when a tweet has almost three times as many replies as it does retweets that it probably hasn't gone down well.
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I had hardly gone down on my knees when the sound of beating wings was overcome by a great noise at my door.
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"I could see from the water mark on the trees that it had hardly gone down in the 18 hours we were there."
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And while the S&P 500 has dropped 28% in the last month amid coronavirus concerns, Amazon's stock has gone down just 23%.
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"Months later, other better, more aligned opportunities arose that would not have, had we gone down the road of saying yes," she said.
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This is nostalgia weaponized against an ex, and nearly everyone with a pulse has at one time or another gone down that road.
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And with cord-cutting on the rise, the number of viewers watching the Super Bowl television broadcast has gone down in recent years.
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One measure of inequality is close to the mean for Latin America and has gone down steadily for more than 85033 years now.
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According to the survey, approval ratings for nearly all senators have gone down during the third quarter, when Republicans failed to repeal ObamaCare.
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But you can't-- four times in the 22409 years I've been at Berkshire, the stock has gone down anywhere from 2291% to 22400%.
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Teams have gone down 2-0 in their series 300 times in N.B.A. history, and only 19 have come back to win them.
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The water has since gone down, but who knows what damage there is, as all first-floor apartments are flooded to some extent.
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"We're pretty convinced that as we work with Turkey, the idea of a Turkish incursion into Syria has gone down substantially," Maier added.
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Also, we've gone down the road with this, though I don't think it's going to happen now, with a remake of another movie.
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Is that kind of a relief to you that all of these changes you've announced and accommodating to-date have gone down well?
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That's above the expected level -- just 0.03% higher -- but the percentage has gone down from the previous week, when the rate was 2.7%.
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To a lot of people, that's a "big surprise," Freitag said, and they can erroneously assume their Social Security payments have gone down.
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Official figures suggested the number of railway workers participating in the strike had gone up, although the number of teachers had gone down.
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Her positivity was stubborn but welcome in that room, where my parents and I didn't even notice that the sun had gone down.
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As the quality of video cameras had improved, the price had gone down and more scientists were making video part of their research.
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In the end, the effect of the law was simple: More children were vaccinated, and the risk of disease outbreaks has gone down.
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Marriage rates have gone down for everyone in the past 40 years, but nowhere is the change more striking than with poor men.
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My guess is the probability that there will be two rate hikes in 2019 has gone down a hair based on this report.
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Maybe there was one day when 72 percent had water, but then the next day it could have gone down to 30 [percent].
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I really didn't know where I wanted to go, but now looking back on it, there's no other way it could have gone down.
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That has not gone down well at the White House, which says the measure unfairly takes aim at American companies like Google and Amazon.
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"[Automobile accidents] have gone down dramatically in the last 30 years, largely because we've treated automobile accidents as a public health issue," Stark says.
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He also argued that since he had been elected his private income, which mostly come from investments in digital start-ups, had gone down.
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"Even as the premiums have doubled and tripled, the quality of what you have has gone down," John Goodman, president of the Goodman Institute.
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"Startups have gone down a lot since 2000, especially in the high-tech sectors," one economic expert told the New York Times in September.
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The value of a degree was boosted by the technology expansion of the 1990's, but has gone down a bit in recent years.
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He pointed out that the potential for a deal "has gone down significantly" and the possibility of talks breaking down even further has risen.
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One paradox is that in California, and across the nation, the number of fires has gone down even as the area burned has increased.
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None of the posts include photos or firsthand accounts, and no one who's gone down to the intersection has found anything resembling a checkpoint.
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Since today was the last day and my swelling has gone down, it was nothing but sheer pain until I had it cut off.
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Still, despite the science behind it, Hudak recognizes that it can be hard to convince parents who've gone down an anti-medicine rabbit hole.
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After his incendiary comments on Saudi Arabia, for example, two British officials said his words had not in fact gone down badly in Riyadh.
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Where rates of opioid overprescribing have plateaued or gone down a little bit since 2012, the rate for benzodiazepine overprescribing has continued to climb.
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Since the industrial revolution, the world's emissions have not gone down except briefly during economic crises, which isn't a desirable way to cut emissions.
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Meanwhile, GrubHub's share of delivery and takeout orders have gone down to less than 40% from more than 60% in the same time period.
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"Any phishing anywhere in the world that pretends to be UK gov brand has gone down from 49 hours to 5 hours," he added.
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She seems happy to have gone down that path, instead — and is especially excited about her starring role in The Girl on the Train.
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The spats, many of which have gone down on Twitter, have involved Khloé Kardashian and West bashing Rose for her past as a stripper.
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"I know lots of people who have gone down that road, but my husband, Clem, and I felt it wasn't for us," she said.
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"For the last six months I have been waiting for prices to move up, but they have in fact gone down further," he said.
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Sales have gone down considerably, due to competing drugs and restrictive insurance coverage, even though a large number of hepatitis C patients remain untreated.
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The abortion rate has gone down because women and girls have gotten better access to contraception and better education about how to prevent pregnancy.
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"Our approach to the airport took us over the rice paddies where my father&aposs plane is believed to have gone down," Downes said.
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During the 2016 presidential campaign and throughout his presidency, Trump has repeatedly claimed that the unemployment rate since he became president has gone down.
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That means solar power plants in Texas could be powering New York City…an hour after the sun has gone down in New York.
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Ahmednur amassed 350 flying hours and had just started living alone for the first time when the family heard his plane had gone down.
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Cramer said that the stock might not have gone down so much if there was not so much idle buzz about a possible takeover.
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Buffett said his federal income taxes would have gone down 17 percent last year if the GOP bill was in effect: http://bit.ly/2pZSIPg.
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Smoking rates have gone down over the years, and the two populations were exposed to very different types of education and nutrition, she said.
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According to the most recent study, unintended pregnancies in the United States have gone down from 51% in 2008 to 45% in 2011-2013.
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And believe it or not, those numbers have gone down significantly over the past few years thanks to a little old thing called technology.
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Similar trends are occurring in Northern Europe, he said, where cardiovascular disease deaths have gone down while cancer deaths also declined but much slower.
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And its offering appears to have gone down well with consumers, as the app's been downloaded over 2.2 million times as of July 2019.
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It was the perfect symbol for both a project called "Control" and a woman whose guard has gone down and up over the decades.
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"All I can say is that I wish he had gone down in a hail of 100 bullets," Godwin's daughter, Brenda Haymon, told CNN.
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The ITF decision has not gone down well in Pakistan, with leading player Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi deciding to skip the tie in protest.
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More specifically, Mr. Pai claims that industry investments have gone down since 2015, the year the Obama administration last strengthened the net neutrality rules.
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On an evening in early June, before the sun had gone down, a bonfire blazed outside Abrons Arts Center on the Lower East Side.
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That doesn't mean that the high-end sushi restaurant's quality has gone down, however, as tends to be implied by the loss of stars.
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This also means that his chances of stroke, heart failure, heart attack, dialysis, has gone down tremendously — because he is now maintaining healthy habits.
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I'm not sure if my hearing isn't quite what it used to be, or if my tolerance for cacophony has gone down with age.
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That's right: despite the fiction and fearmongering you've heard from the other party's nominee, violent crime has gone down since President Obama took office.
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Alfred Ybarra had gone down to the Feather River with his children on Sunday to take photographs, and they quickly found themselves in trouble.
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The shipwreck has since gone down in history and in popular culture as one of the most famous and tragic disasters on the seas.
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"There's still an enormous amount of poverty in Malawi and the rate of HIV has gone down considerably but it's not disappeared," she said.
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Violent crime has gone down all but one year from 2008 to 2014 — and that year, it only went up by a minuscule amount.
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So soak up as much natural light as you can, even those last few minutes of blue light after the sun has gone down.
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You could have easily gone down the road of treating the festivities and music as an afterthought to all the drug-induced psychosis, though.
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Now, kind of getting over two-thirds of our revenues are subscription and content-based revenues, and advertising has gone down to about 453 percent.
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His contrite style, which stands in contrast to that of Travis Kalanick, his sharp-clawed predecessor (Uber's co-founder), has gone down well with regulators.
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"The fact that ... it has gone down even further [from 2014 to 2015] is the most noteworthy finding in this report," the CDC's Ward said.
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And they will have gone down in the bewildering and hateful din of the president's incoherent xenophobia in the closing weeks of the election cycle.
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While they have promised to help poorest students, they have left fee increases in university hands and per student, government funding has actually gone down.
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Thanks to a handy, interactive map created by Curbed L.A., viewers can see 26 of the places TIS's major tear jerker moments have gone down.
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With the new rendering technology in use on "Finding Dory," the number of light sources has gone down significantly, which saved a ton of time.
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But although it clarified why its reserves had abruptly gone up, it did not reveal why they had suddenly gone down in the weeks before.
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"Yes, suspension numbers have gone down, in almost every district across the state, but the disproportionately is not going down," Joseph said in an interview.
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Looking at their injury list—most notably, Mike Conley and Chandler Parsons have gone down—it's fair to ask, how the hell is this happening?
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Though still lamenting the monotony of nights out and waking up after the sun's gone down, it doesn't feel as good as it once did.
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"We've kind of gone down this route before," Wayne Lam, principal analyst of telecom electronics at research firm IHS Technology, told me over the phone.
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With things like cloud storage and web apps ironically put in the spotlight by the iPhone, the need for high-performance computers has gone down.
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"In total shock and absolutely devastated about what's gone down in MANCHESTER sending Love and Light to all the families involved LG x," he wrote.
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Since kids in the US started getting the measles vaccine, the number of people who get the disease each year has gone down by 99%.
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The asking rate has gone down from $300,000 to $250,000, a precipitous drop that comes despite the property's number-two-most-viewed ranking on realtor.
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Statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show that as e-cigarette use has risen among young people, smoking rates have gone down.
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Designed to punish Venezuela for flouting its output quota, the decision has gone down in OPEC lore as the most poorly-judged in cartel history.
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The simple reason is that I don't know of one job yet that's gone down involving that type of money, where they haven't been caught.
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The tracks of the Maryland Rail Commuter train appeared to have gone down after a drainage culvert collapsed, county emergency management spokeswoman Vivian Laxton said.
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"The cost of sitting on the sidelines in cash has gone down," said Matt Toms, chief investment officer for fixed income at Voya Investment Management.
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"The troops that have gone down there are really focused on force protection of the advisers there, to make sure they are secure," Brig. Gen.
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I could have gone down a much different path if it wasn't for some people who were very influential in guiding me the right way.
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Artists have increasingly gone down the route of launching their careers through unorthodox methods like releasing a mixtape online to gain traction for their music.
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Corporate taxes as a percentage of gross domestic product have actually gone down over the past 28503 years and now hover at about 22019 percent.
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The site has been known for its reliability, even in its nascent years, whereas other social media platforms like Twitter have gone down more frequently.
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Even if you've gone down on too many vaginas to count, it's always a good idea to communicate, since preferences vary from person to person.
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Ultimately, the buyers of these stocks refuse to accept the idea that the price of oil has gone down because there is too much supply.
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It didn't, it couldn't, and it probably won't be tried again: Whoever wins the nomination in 2016, George W. Bush has gone down to defeat.
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It has been used in three of those six deals, and it shows up in plenty of others that have gone down in recent years.
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And while the ill-fated Sydney Cove has gone down in infamy for being shipwrecked, her spirit lives on 220 years later in yeast form.
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"The oil price has gone down, but the added benefit is someone has brought a whole new range of toys to play with," he said.
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Youth cigarette smoking has gone down, too — by about half since 2007, around the time e-cigarettes started to be sold in the United States.
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Individual health insurance costs wouldn't have gone down, they would have gone up and both bills would have screwed a lot of low-income people.
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While refinancing isn't right in every situation, especially if your credit scores have gone down since your original loan, it might be worth looking into.
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None of the others have been blowouts, but none have gone down to the wire, either, and many of them were not especially well-played.
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"I recognize now that I have gone down a wrong path and have exercised very poor judgment," Mr. Clement said in his statement on Tuesday.
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Bread prices in the aforementioned cities have all gone down considerably, in Paris by more than anywhere else: from $24.01 in 22.61 to $3.09 now.
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Again, why would someone like Ford — not only wealthy, but also one of the most admired men of his time — have gone down this path?
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Though that's above the expected level of 2.2% for the week, the percentage has gone down from the previous week, when the rate was 5%.
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We weren't even sure if the ship had sank; I was told it might have gone down and just hit a rock ledge or something.
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While reforms are welcomed generally, the idea of a pan euro zone finance minister and budget has not gone down so well in all quarters.
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Those levels have gone down over the years, creating a "bomb curve" that scientists can use to estimate the age of any number of things.
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Samsung says its Z Flip uses a 30-micron-thick glass, and Schott says it's gone down to 25 microns in the lab as well.
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He has also offered dialogue with the leaderless movement, which is known as "hirak", and the number of demonstrators has gone down since the election.
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Their point differential, which is a negative 1, has thus gone down a bit, and they are now being outscored by 2.1 points a game.
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Because that day will come soon enough, and when it does wallets will empty just as quickly as if this leak had never gone down.
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As the Abenomics plan to revive the economy is partly predicated on a weak currency spurring exports, this has not gone down well in Tokyo.
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Industrial wages in Mexico in real-dollar terms have gone down in the 25 years of NAFTA, even as productivity has gone up 80 percent.
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In the GOP bill, the measure of what is affordable has gone up and the definition of what counts as decent insurance has gone down.
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That probability has gone down a lot and potentially we may be talking about the possibility of economic advancement in the North and even unification.
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But a Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications alert that went out on Saturday showed that 38 Police Department license plate readers had gone down.
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In most action-oriented video games, which are almost always designed to satisfy male power fantasies, this confrontation would probably have gone down much differently.
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Coinbase's platform has gone down on multiple occasions recently, overwhelmed by the influx of new users flocking to the platform to make a quick buck.
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AND I ALWAYS SAY WE THE CENTRAL BANKERS CUT INTEREST RATES SEVERELY TO ENCOURAGE GROWTH AND TO SUPPORT EQUITY PRICES THAT ADJUSTMENT HASN'T BEEN FULLY MADE YET PRICES HAVE GONE DOWN A BIT BUT THEY HAVEN'T GONE DOWN RELATIVE TO WHERE THEY WERE 003 OR 10 YEARS AGO AND THAT ADJUSTMENT MAY NOT BE OVER AND SO THAT HAS TO HAPPEN AT SOME POINT.
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Since this took place after the sun had gone down, against the backdrop of nightfall, the creature she became during the performance seemed otherworldly in moments.
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When those adjustments happen, they are generally restoring the fund to its original balance, buying those assets that have gone down and trading against the trend.
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Vanderbilt made a 24-23 run, starting with forward Joe Toye's 443-pointer with 244:22003 left after the Commodores had just gone down by 21.
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The FCC claimed that their site experienced a DDoS attack, it's gone down repeatedly other times even beyond just that initial claim of a DDoS attack.
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Coverage through the Affordable Care Act's insurance exchanges will be slightly cheaper next year — the first time in the law's history that premiums have gone down.
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When we're hearing stories from women about how domestic violence has gone down at home because they're able to financially contribute, that to us is success.
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While the total number of good questions has remained stable, the proportion of good questions had gone down owing to an overall increase in total questions.
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Those nearly 800,000 people also participate in the account's mission, tagging it in interesting conversations and making sure to send tips of stuff that's gone down.
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In the 17 years that the American Lung Association has been putting together this report, long-term particle pollution has generally gone down across the country.
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"The share of renters living in one bedrooms and studios has gone down and now more people are living in two and three bedrooms," Clark said.
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AP Photo/Mark LennihanThe World Trade Center Transit Hub—aka The (other) Oculus—has already gone down in history as the most expensive train station, ever.
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Since Trump's national numbers started to tumble, Ryan's numbers have gone down, too -- particularly among Republicans furious with his refusal to go all out for Trump.
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No matter which camp you're in, you can't deny that so much has already gone down in Bachelor history that a "Bachelor first" is pretty intriguing.
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Then again, if they had, Jon wouldn't have gone down to get it himself two seasons later; he wouldn't have met his lover/aunt, etc etc.
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It's celebrating the 44th anniversary of the party that DJ Kool Herc threw the Bronx that's gone down as a foundational moment in hip-hop history.
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The Literary Digest poll has since gone down in history as a cautionary tale of sampling bias pitfalls, and is taught in intro-level statistics classes.
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Since the community supervision population reached its peak in 85033, both the crime rate and the rate of community supervision have gone down in 37 states.
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Although we may never know why Princess Diana chose to wear this little black dress on this very night, it's certainly gone down in fashion history.
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Naturally, when Colton catches them up to speed on everything that's gone down, they are a little nervous about the stability of his relationship with Cassie.
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And leave it to Phoenix — border-state capital and overheated epicenter of the great American immigration freakout — to have gone down this road already, years ago.
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"In Somalia, the attacks have gone down," said Noel Choong, the head of the maritime bureau's piracy reporting center in Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia.
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Sport: FootballAge retired: 29Years as a pro: 9One thing to know: Gronkowski might have gone down as the greatest tight end ever if not for injuries.
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If it's gone up, Landed shares in up to 25% of the upside, while if it's gone down, it shoulders up to 25% of the burden.
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According to an analysis of data from the Washington's Liquor and Cannabis Board, the price of pot has gone down by about two percent per month.
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However, a handful of solid squads who have gone down in their conference tournaments are still on the bubble: Wichita State, St. Mary's, Monmouth and Valparaiso.
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The Americans' urgency has not gone down well with the Afghan president, Ashraf Ghani, whose administration fears it is being sidelined in talks by Mr. Khalilzad.
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Connoisseurs like Roma complain that the quality of clips has gone down, as custom orders rarely pay enough and producers can't make enough for convincing effects.
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I don't know how suited I am for commissions for various ensembles, now that I've gone down this rabbit hole of writing texts and theater pieces.
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De Decker's call to go Amish and return to darkness has not gone down well; combating climate change surely does not require a descent into misanthropy.
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As growth has picked up in the United States and unemployment has gone down, why has the inflation rate in this country remained so stubbornly low?
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Callaway pointed out that other struggling pitchers, such as the former Toronto ace Roy Halladay, had gone down to the minors and benefited from the move.
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As the climate has warmed, Champagne grapes have generally been harvested at a riper level than they were historically, so typical dosage levels have gone down.
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The first big breakup of 2020 has gone down -- YouTube stars Jake Paul and Tana Mongeau have split less than 6 months after getting fake married.
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"One of the main reasons people refinance their homes is because interests rates have gone down and they want to get their payments down," she said.
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Trump also claimed that if Clinton had won in November, the stock market -- which has boomed under the Republican President -- would have gone down by 50%.
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More importantly, the harms from drug use -- the health impacts and associated crime -- have gone down; there are far fewer "problem" drug users than there were.
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"If you track consumer staples margins over the last four to five years, they have gone up very substantially, but volumes have gone down," he said.
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"A lot have gone down the Google route to offer more perks," said Mr Roussanov, who works for the recruitment firm Selby Jennings in New York.
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New narratives While previous Hollywood attempts at telling African stories haven't always gone down well, the behind the scenes talent in "Black Panther" broke new ground.
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Severe cases among healthcare workers have gone down considerablyThe new study offers one of the broadest pictures of how the virus operates in humans so far.
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"Once you've gone down the route of prosecuting Kurdish fighters, it was inevitable that the families would also be arrested, or worse, prosecuted," Mr. Chada added.
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By the time we left the building, the sun had gone down, and it was getting dark, so we listened to everyone's advice and headed out.
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They would have lost their jobs, their homes, their savings, who had nothing to do with causing this problem if the banking system had gone down.
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"The values have increased, but the margins have gone down," Ms. Cappellazzo said last week in an interview in London, where she was meeting Sotheby's staff members.
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And since we're guessing professors aren't exactly broadcasting them to their coworkers either, more could've gone down in your school's offices and science labs than you realized.
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The changes have not gone down well with some athletes, with London Olympic gold medalist Renaud Lavillenie, who broke Bubka's long-standing world record, a strong critic.
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"Tasting it now, eight years later, some of those powerful fruit notes have gone down a bit, and the minerality and earthiness have started to shine through."
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My social life has pretty much gone down the drain because I have had to focus all of my time on email after email every single day.
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In avoiding the reboot — a path that Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th, and Halloween had all gone down by this point — Mancini's gamble paid off.
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And all of this has gone down on the company's official Instagram account, a feed once populated with professionally-styled product photos and the usual brand updates.
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As everybody knows, in recent years because of fast fashion, revenue or production has gone up, but the use of garments has actually gone down as well.
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The average estimated time of arrival has also gone down from an average of six minutes to an average of three minutes in tandem with this growth.
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"We hope we'll see a lot less of these ICOs where people try to invest and can't do so because the site has gone down," said Trew.
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But in my life, I have gone down those rabbit holes before at different points, before they became sort of the weapon against truth that they've become.
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It's problematic that while the company has increased the rate of hiring underrepresented minorities (people of color), overall representation of POC has gone down at the company.
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Had the show gone down that route, it would have invested even further in the popular fantasies around speculative virtual tokens as quick routes to fast cash.
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There were no white folks in there, and I was told by one of our road managers who had gone down there that Peter cut the mustard.
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It isn't exactly clear why the startup has gone down the crypto route at this stage but you'd imagine that the Ripple deal is strategic in nature.
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At the same time, white enrollment at Ivy Leagues has gone down as the number of Asian students increased, though that rise is beginning to slow down.
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Some of these interventions have gone down in market folklore and even rumours of "the BOJ's checking rates!" back in the day could move the yen sharply.
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So as oil prices have sunk to less than half of what they were two years ago, the price of new plastic has gone down as well.
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We don't see any improvement on this and we can't expect anything from Leung because supply has gone down, waiting times have increased and wages haven't improved.
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Apple iPad Pro 64 GB for $675 ($43 off): The iPad Pro was on sale a couple weeks ago, and the price has gone down even more.
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I think it was a product of having gone down a road where you're updating Congress and to deviate from that would have been risky moving forward.
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That's why your eyes may feel more relaxed and less strained when you're looking at a device with Night Shift on after the sun has gone down.
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Our sources say Princess saw cops nearby so she informed them of what had just gone down, and they are now investigating it as a possible theft.
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Wildlife trails that are home to rare orchids and slow worms flank the ground, while one initiative has gone down especially well — the 'vegan only' catering policy.
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In recent weeks the odds of a Leave vote have clearly risen, but British interest rates have gone down, not up, tracking the global decline in yields.
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While all three investments — gold, the S&P, and a Birkin bag — have increasing average annual returns, only Birkin bags have never once gone down in value.
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As he told Men's Journal in 2015, he smoked from the time he was 17, though he had gone down to less than a pack a day.
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Accordingly, "if interest rates for deposits have not gone down, banks would not cut rates" immediately even if BI started to trim the benchmark, he told Reuters.
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In how it's changed your timeline and changed the company's timeline, do you regret having gone down that route as opposed to just making your own bed?
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By the way, as we've tripled our oil and gas output since 2005, our carbon emissions have gone down because natural gas from fracking reduces greenhouse gases.
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Over the long run, the price of trading stocks has generally gone down as exchanges and trading firms have competed to buy and sell stocks more cheaply.
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But while the number of warheads has gone down, both nations are actively modernizing their weapons, making them harder to detect and more lethal than ever before.
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Personally, I haven't had any issues when it comes to suicide, but I've had friends that have gone down that path or have done things to themselves.
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And yet the number of Americans who believe Jeffrey Epstein was murdered has gone up, and the number who believe he died by suicide has gone down.
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Even as mortality rates for the poorly educated have risen, the rates among those with some college education have held nearly steady or gone down since 2007.
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Even regulated exchanges, like Coinbase in the United States, have not been battle tested like larger financial institutions, and their operations have gone down at key moments.
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I figured folks like Brienne, Podrick, Grey Worm, Tormund and maybe even Gilly, or some other notable person in the crypt, would have gone down this week.
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In the spring of 1947, when she was 6 years old, she learned the terrible news: The airplane he was flying had gone down in the Arctic.
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The new movie "Onward" is notable for featuring Disney/Pixar's first openly gay character, a fact that has not gone down well in some Middle Eastern markets.
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The game ended in a 22014-219 draw, but by humbling the British, Dempsey's goal has gone down as one of the great moments in Yankee soccer.
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So in fact, input bandwidth to computers has actually gone down, because typing with two thumbs, as opposed to 10 fingers, is a big reduction in bandwidth.
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"I felt so small," one young female protestor told us, recounting via WhatsApp audio message, what had gone down during a protest action in Barcelona yesterday evening.
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Commodity prices, especially for crucial products such as soybeans, have gone down since the deal was signed last week, an indication of the skepticism around the promises.
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This new candid approach to royal life is something that was "unlikely to have gone down well with senior royals," according to Richard Fitzwilliams, a royal commentator.
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" Fried says he's unable to confirm just how much money Basecamp has turned down because "they've never gone down the path to have the conversations with VCs.
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Not only is New Mexico 49 percent Hispanic, Trump's net approval in "The Land of Enchantment" has gone down by 34 percentage points since he took office.
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You get a lot of lads driving round here, just eyeing us all up, and that's gone down a bit since the police presence has stepped up.
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Still, the higher number is the result of a more realistic assessment of its occurrence in Indonesia; UNICEF says that the prevalence of the practice has gone down.
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Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) has been lobbying for three years for a resolution that would tie Trump's hands in Yemen, but it has always gone down in defeat.
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That is incredibly offensive to the people who&aposve gone down range and fought for our country who live in my district who&aposve been wounded in action.
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Due in part to lobbying efforts on the part of high earners, for example, top marginal tax rates around the world have gone down dramatically since the 1970s.
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AND SINCE THE PESO HAS GONE DOWN SO SEVERELY IN DOLLAR TERMS, MEXICAN WORKERS ARE REALLY NOT AT ALL BETTER OFF THAN THEY HAD BEEN SOME TIME AGO.
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And though the numbers have gone down in the developed world, the figures remain largely the same in the developing world, where a vast majority of women live.
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There was some hope that the waters had gone down enough for trucks to pass, or to at least get close enough to put boats in the water.
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There were a record 20123 executions in the US 1999, but that number has gone down steadily: 39 in 2013, 25 in 2014, and only 28 last year.
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His role as 30 Rock's most dedicated NBC page, Kenneth Parcell, has gone down in history, which makes him beyond worthy of a carved fruit in his honor.
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And most agree that Intel was right to reverse course, even though it would have been better to have never gone down this road in the first place.
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These efforts we've taken over the last three years, 2015 in New Jersey, for the first time in four years, drug overdose deaths have gone down, not up.
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The Sainsbury's 2016 Christmas advert, with its cheery animation and the sweet singing voice of James Corden, has gone down a storm since it was released on Sunday.
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SARA EISEN: Have you seen any impact -- just in the last few weeks or so – just as we've seen Treausry Yields collapse, mortgage rates have gone down substantially.
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Were it not for his catastrophic decision to call the EU referendum, Mr Cameron would have gone down in history as one of the Tories' best party managers.
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At this point, it feels like we're so far gone down the pumpkin spice road that we're going to need a real food hero to pull us out.
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In fact, since the summer of 2006, the share of the salary that the average top five and top-20063 earners in the NHL make has gone down.
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Before the shooting in Orlando, President Obama proposed the same approach at a town hall meeting earlier this year: …traffic fatalities have gone down drastically in my lifetime.
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The hotline between Seoul and Pyongyang has periodically gone down but could serve as a quick way to reduce the danger of conflict or miscalculation on the peninsula.
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A fair share of those have gone down in the UFC ... where high-profile guys, like Brock Lesnar and Jon Jones, have been popped just recently for doping.
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Yet since the new research was based on 2017 data, before the new guidelines were released, more research is needed to determine whether that number has gone down.
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He said that although banks' non-performing loan ratio stayed relatively high at 3.2 percent in October, it had gone down in nominal terms, reflecting a better trend.
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And while Trump's national approval rating has steadily gone down since he stepped into the Oval Office in January, his approval rating has remained strong in West Virginia.
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I'm still encouraged to run for office, and it's one of the things I probably would have done if I hadn't gone down the path that I did.
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It's kind of funny—the only girl I've ever gone down on regularly was my most recent girlfriend, and it was because she actually really enjoyed giving head.
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Showstoppers include a simple 1911 silk evening slip by Paul Poiret that could have gone down a runway last season and 1920s pajama playsuits for the cocktail hour.
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The only thing that's certain is trafficking cases involving the ad site Backpage have gone down, but SESTA didn't kill off Backpage; the Department of Justice knocked backpage.
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Separately, the Pentagon on Friday released data about sexual assaults at local installations, and it revealed the prevalence rates for men and women have gone down since 2012.
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Goorin: When people have gone down the road of eventually deciding to go on medications for antidepressants, they don't change your personality; they change the symptoms of depression.
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That message has gone down well with foreign investors and ANC members who think Zuma's handling of the economy could cost the party dearly in 2019 parliamentary elections.
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Brand perception firm YouGov found that since the beginning of 2018, Netflix's positive-impression rating has gone down 16 percent among Republicans, and risen 15 percent among Democrats.
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It affects the life expectancy of white males in the US, which hasn't gone down since World War II—but now it has because of the opiate crisis.
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Case in point: Lacy hasn't posted on social media about the track, and this isn't the first time that suspect shit has gone down on online music services.
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And a 2016 Vox analysis of CDC data found that while the maternal death rate in most countries had gone down, the U.S.'s had doubled since 1987.
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If you look at India just in the past few years, the number of people with access to plumbing has skyrocketed, and disease has correspondingly gone down significantly.
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Here's one example: Netflix's selection of the top movies ever made, at least by IMDB ratings, has gone down in the last two years by a substantial amount.
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We've gone way up and they've gone down — I don't want them to go down, we've had a good meeting and we will see what they can do.
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So as the federal government has taken no new significant action on guns in the past few years, gun control advocates have gone down to the state level.
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The number of minister counselors in the State Department has gone down by 15 percent, career ministers by 42 percent, and career ambassadors by a whopping 60 percent.
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He said Target has seen a noticeable increase in purchases of groceries and essentials but said sales of higher-margin items like apparel and accessories have gone down.
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High speed internet access fees have gone down or been made free for basic access or for loyalty members, primarily because travelers were so put off by them.
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As stigma against seeking mental health support has gone down on campus, counseling centers are struggling to meet demand — and students&apos mental health distress has risen nationally.
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"I have been open about suffering from anxiety, and not saying that I don't anymore, but it has gone down tremendously since I gave up drinking," she said.
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A Chicago woman bought the land in 1986 for $30,544 and built the house for her retiring parents, who apparently knew what had gone down on the property.
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"The incidence of capital punishment has gone down, down, down so that now, I think, there are only three states that actually administer the death penalty," she said.
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After certain behavior that may or may not have gone down last season, my only goodwill towards the royal husband comes thanks to the charm of Tobias Menzies.
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"I've done bad things in my life — I've gone down the same old roads that a lot of people do, being self-destructive with bad behavior," he said.
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Despite decades of growing awareness and rising women's representation in the labor force, however, our survey suggests the prevalence of sexual harassment may not have gone down much.
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"I feel happy that the temperature in the valley has gone down as compared to what it was during my arrival in Kashmir," he told a news conference.
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Broadband investment has gone down in recent years Most of the country still lacks the basic infrastructure for internet speeds that can keep pace with the modern internet.
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The actions of the USS Ward on that fateful morning have gone down in history as representing the first shots fired by the US in the Second World War.
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While science isn't advanced enough to confirm this series of events, here's how Jeb Bush's presidency almost certainly would have gone down: Day 1: Receives applause during inaugural address.
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Those who have gone down the path before recommend setting aside 30 percent to 503 percent of your income just for a mini retirement — a noble but challenging target.
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President-elect Donald Trump's intention to nominate Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt as head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has not gone down well with campaign groups.
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The new season of Keeping Up With The Kardashians promises a closer look at all the drama that's gone down with Khloé Kardashian and her ex-boyfriend, Tristan Thompson.
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I absolutely love this country, but like so many people have some real questions and concerns about how things have gone down over the years and where we're at.
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"This was very surprising, because the price of heroin has gone down, and teenagers are very susceptible to the cost," Volkow said, adding that availability is much greater, too.
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You want that moment of shock and surprise but when you catch your breath, you want to feel that yes, there's no other way that could have gone down.
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The rates of football practice concussions and recurrent concussions across all sports have gone down in recent years, according to the study, published in the journal Pediatrics on Tuesday.
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Yes, he has that weird slobbery laugh that somehow evokes a man who's never gone down on a woman before, but still you cannot deny his big dick power.
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Eurobonds. If he had said "let's start with Eurobonds", I think the shutters would have gone down in our finance ministry, in the chancellery and in the political parties.
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Long a source of national pride, America's infrastructure is in critical need of repair, but federal government spending on the issue has gone down 9% in the past decade.
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While Amazon hasn't yet gone down this path with its consumer line of Alexa-enabled smart speakers, the online retail giant has shown a major interest in health care.
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But others haven't been able to afford treatment to begin with or have gone down a path of financial ruin in a desperate effort to save their loved ones.
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"Every Democrat who's gone down to the White House, sent a letter, has said, 'Open up the government and we'll negotiate,'" said House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-MD).
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The use of public transport in Tallinn has gone up by 10%, while the number of cars in the city centre has gone down by 10%, meaning less congestion.
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In the past ten years, HIV infection rates have gone down in the United States, except for in the Latinx community of men who identify as gay or bisexual.
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Here are 16 stories – straight from former amusement park workers themselves – about the craziest stuff that's gone down inside of one, posted on Reddit for all of posterity. 1.
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Master P says he and Kobe Bryant nearly came to blows in the Lakers facility years ago -- and it would've DEFINITELY gone down if Lamar Odom hadn't played peacemaker.
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It seems like the beginning of the end for MoviePass, the company whose groundbreaking attempt to singlehandedly reinvogorate the movie exhibition business has all but gone down in flames.
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"We've paid for it in terms of economic growth and flexibility, but systemic risk in the financial system has gone down a lot from pre-crisis levels," said Phoa.
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So, since it's become such a time to alive for the young beatmaker, we hit him up on the phone to find out just how it's all gone down.
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Mr Assad's bullish talk of recent weeks and his unwillingness to engage seriously with the UN-sponsored Geneva peace process appear to have gone down badly in the Kremlin.
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I absolutely love this country, but, like so many people, have some real questions and concerns about how things have gone down over the years and where we're at.
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And by 20143, the death rate for these folks has gone down as well, according to a new report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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Ruinerwold is the type of place where, when you look up at the sky after the sun has gone down, you can see the stars and the Milky Way.
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Despite being praised by many Western video game publications since its release last week, the title has not gone down well in Russia, which features heavily in the game.
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Read more: Inside 'Air Drake,' the rapper's new $185 million converted Boeing 767 private plane which seats 30 peopleBut his new ink hasn't gone down particularly well with fans.
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I used it religiously twice a week for one month, though admittedly, I have now gone down to using the oil just once a week out of sheer laziness.
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The rate of oral cavity and pharynx (throat) cancers has gone down by 2% in black men and women, but increased by 1.2% in whites, according to the ACS.
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"The percentage of cash has gone down to two- or three-year lows, because they're buying stocks and mutual funds" rather than keeping it in cash, Repetto told me.
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If you're curious about what's gone down in the couple's apparent relationship until now, ahead is a timeline of all the major moments in this fascinatingly low-key relationship.
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They've both gone down a ridiculously improbable road to becoming Grammy-winning producers who have worked with Kanye West, DRAM, DJ Khaled, Local Natives, tUnE-yArDs, and many more.
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Having gone down a storm among fans and pundits alike, Harry the Hornet is now the high priest of English football, and the greatest mascot in the Premier League.
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Of course, plenty has gone down in the wearable space in those intervening years, with a number of competitors offering up products with features lacking in Fitbit's flagship offering.
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Fox shares fell nearly 4 percent Wednesday as the likelihood of a potential competing offer from Comcast for the movie and television assets "has probably gone down," Faber said.
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General McKenzie said that the threat from Iran and its proxies remained "very high," adding that tensions "have actually not gone down" since the United States killed Maj. Gen.
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The critique you hear on this from conservative scholars like Scott Winship is that mobility has not gone down all that much — that opportunity is still alive and well.
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The number of patients in the hospitals in Lombardy, the region that is by far the hardest hit in Italy, had gone down as well, to 224,22020 from 9,439.
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A lot of bad shit has gone down here, and the game's gang of teenage visitors soon enough tap into a residual malevolence through the medium of radio waves.
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That degree also increasingly predicts a man's wage, because earnings for B.A.-haves have gone up over the last decades, while for B.A.-have-nots, they have gone down.
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But while the stigma of seeking mental health support has gone down, it has created a new problem: College counseling centers are now struggling to meet the increased demand.
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"When American business talks about strangling our competitiveness, or that sort of thing, they're talking about something that as a percentage of G.D.P. has gone down," Mr. Buffett said.
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Much like the sonnenBatterie, Tesla's Powerwall, for example, enables users to store solar in the day and then use it during the night, when the sun has gone down.
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They have been lost at sea off Libya off a vessel that seems to have gone down yesterday, so they have already been at sea for far too long.
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"Obesity rates have gone up steadily for years at the same time soda consumption has gone down for years," said William Dermody, a spokesman for the American Beverage Association.
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"Peter is a maniac, who has turned away from all of us and gone down some insane internet rabbit-hole, and turned into a crazy nazi," Scott told Inforum.
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V.A. Wait Times Now Shorter Than for Private Doctors: By 2017, mean wait time at V.A. hospitals had gone down 17.7 days, while rising to 29.8 for private practitioners.
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Conversely, if the government raised taxes on the rich and used the revenue to give free health care to the poor, you would probably say inequality had gone down.
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We know over the last couple of years that it has gone down, so we should figure out what we did to achieve that and do more of it.
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"If I hadn't have had dyslexia, I'm pretty certain I wouldn't be here today, because I wouldn't have gone down the path I went down," the entrepreneur told the BBC.
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And it wasn't that there was a lot of light outside — the sun had gone down, and it was dark — but people felt really cool about being out and about.
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This is the road every major American team sport has gone down, the road where the rising tide lifts all boats, not just those with title belts or outsized personalities.
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Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Pavlo Rozenko said the government's computer network had gone down as well and posted a picture on Twitter of a computer screen with an error message.
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Without the luxury of "having the time to sit and think, to write my application, to try it out," she's unsure that she would have ever gone down that road.
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Taskmaster Saturn in Sagittarius leaves retrograde at 5:51 AM—big changes have gone down since early spring, especially around work and responsibilities, and now it's time to push forward!
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The number of new company deal flow had gone down in 2016, but we're seeing that the trend is moving in terms of the quality of companies we are meeting.
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Games like Felix the Cat, Panic Restaurant, Rockin' Cats, Snow Bros, Mighty Final Fight and Mr. Gimmick might have gone down as classics… had they come out four years earlier.
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Since then, at least two more unrelated killings and a series of assaults have gone down at the Kroger and a neighboring apartment complex, the Atlanta Police Department told CNN.
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His management of the NAFTA renegotiations has gone down somewhat better — despite Trump's repeated threats to withdraw from the free-trade pact, he hasn't done so yet and talks continue.
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So, it seems in the case of Tonya Harding, who, like many women before her, has gone down in history as a scandal rather than for her physically demanding achievements.
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In March that year, its flight MH370 carrying 239 passengers and crew disappeared while on a flight to China and is believed to have gone down in the Indian Ocean.
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"I literally couldn't step out of the skirt so I was spinning on one foot and luckily he kept going or I would have gone down for sure," added Carson.
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I had gone down to LA to start recording Abysmal Thoughts, and I got an email from him, which was the first time I'd heard from him in a while.
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It has gone down in gaming history as a system in many ways ahead of its time, and there are few gaming fanbases out there that remain quite so dedicated.
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The characters in the novels could inspire kinship, and the history books could connect them to the men and women who had gone down the same difficult path before them.
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Women's participation in the workforce in China has gone down from nearly 80% to 64%, although this is still higher than in most Western countries, including the US at 56%.
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I told her the reason nothing looked right was because the swelling hadn't yet gone down so they were more round – sticking out like beach balls – than they'd eventually be.
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"There is a great deal of debris on our roads, power lines have gone down, and iron, glass and other hazardous materials pose serious threats to our community," Bainimarama said.
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