Because ISIS -- because you know, knock on - - knock on glass, but you know, it&aposs changed.
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A knock on the door For many people, having an officer knock on the door unsolicited is their worst fear.
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"This isn't a knock on President Obama; this is a knock on many president[s] preceding me," he continued, referring to the burdens on businesses.
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The first is the door itself, which now has what LG calls its Knock-On feature, which allows you to simply knock on the door to reveal what's inside.
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"This isn't a knock on President Obama; this is a knock on many presidents preceding me," Trump said last week from the Oval Office when he signed the order.
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Relationships in 2019 ... come and knock on their door.
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She rarely has a major mistake – knock on wood!
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I don't mean this as a knock on Hargrove personally.
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I'll knock on any door to go further and further.
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This isn't in any sense a knock on drone technology.
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"Every knock on the doorknob comes with anxiety," Pinedo said.
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This time, it took just a knock on the door.
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Moments later, there was a light knock on the door.
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NO KNOCK ON FACEBOOK, BECAUSE WHAT THEY DID WAS BRILLIANT.
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You will not even hear the knock on the door.
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Strangers would knock on the door and ask for autographs.
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Knock on my door, and I'll know to be quieter.
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Knock on wood that's a good sign for this offseason.
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Late that night, there's a knock on the door. Mrs.
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You go down to Tribeca, knock on his penthouse door.
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This isn't a knock on Orlean's method — far from it.
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I knock on the three other doors on the floor.
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Then a midnight knock on the door from first responders.
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A knock on Ms. Fuertes's door went unanswered on Friday.
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Now where is some wood for me to knock on?
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And one day I heard a knock on the door.
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Same drill: knock on the door, greeted by the hostess.
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People would go and do a pilgrimage, knock on doors.
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Fifteen minutes later, I heard a knock on my door.
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The second knock on the door quickly followed the first.
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Knock-on effect"This house-of-cards failing could have a knock-on effect for SoftBank and other unicorn IPOs as people start to focus more on cash flow than simply growth," he added.
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That's because hackers can knock on your network a thousand times.
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You need to knock on doors and get the Bible records.
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Knock on it with your hand and nothing echoes or reverberates.
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You can't just go up there and knock on the door.
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Elsewhere, the knock-on benefits of abundant work are becoming clear.
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The cost of housing has knock-on effects across the economy.
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Go knock on a manager's door and fight for your colleagues.
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The other knock on Pavelski was his below-average skating ability.
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The knock-on effect of the drought will hit children hardest.
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Which would then have a knock on impact on AI performance.
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Halting those supplies has knock-on effects further along the network.
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Knock on wood, we've been healthy for most of the season.
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There were knock-on effects in the rest of the world.
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On another night, I got a normal knock on the door.
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As they walked around, there was a knock on the door.
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The knock-on selling effect caused the flash crash on GDAX.
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Others reacted differently to a police officer's knock on their door.
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I have friends who go to Pennsylvania and knock on doors.
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Then, suddenly, one day you hear a knock on the door.
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They often knock on the door to grab something to eat.
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This is going to have all sorts of knock-on effects.
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Why would I knock on doors, in the sweltering July heat?
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The knock on Biden -- certainly among Democrats who support Vermont Sen.
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Heat waves in the Arctic are having another knock-on effect.
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I've already had, like, people try to knock on the window.
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On the ground, reporters take this intelligence and knock on doors.
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And then there's a knock on the door the next day.
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There may be a knock-on effect for Monday and Tuesday.
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This is not a knock on the credibility of their work.
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Knock on doors and phone bank for candidates you believe in.
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Basically, a tipping point triggering a plethora of knock-on effects.
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"Seriously," she continued, pausing to knock on her wooden coffee table.
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The knock on aeroponics had always been that the nozzles clogged.
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You have police officers clear the building and knock on doors.
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There could be knock-on effects for banks exposed to them.
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"We didn't knock on enough doors," Ms. Dabruzzo said to herself.
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That's not a knock on the talented Payne, given — well — Tinder.
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Another knock on the door yields a photographer, to take a headshot.
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So, you want to knock on doors for your favorite presidential candidate?
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He's pictured the moment if ICE were to knock on his door.
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It was a long and arduous process, with numerous knock-on effects.
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Private equity's growing heft has knock-on effects throughout the financial sector.
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Now these connectivity issues aren't a knock on the Spark in particular.
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That's not at all a knock on Vince Gilligan's five-season masterpiece.
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This had knock-on effects for expectations for the Fed next week.
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A few minutes later, she heard a knock on her bedroom door.
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I can't imagine getting that phone call or knock on the door.
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Knock on wood and I have been pretty good and pretty steady.
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Knock on wood, but hopefully this will never happen to me again.
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There also is a hidden knock-on effect of bad website design.
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The Home Office letter provided no guidance on specific knock-on impacts.
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I knock on their doors quietly and the truth slowly comes out.
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Homeless wanders would sometimes knock on our door to beg for food.
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On June 30, 85033, there was a crashing knock on the door.
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Such initial investment could lead to knock-on demand from other sectors.
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This is the moment she always chooses to knock on the door.
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Now going out to knock on doors to urge everyone to vote.
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I'm in good shape, knock on wood, as my mother would say.
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We continue to move forward with "Parts Unknown," thankfully -- knock on wood.
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You will hear a knock on the door, often late at night.
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They said they didn't have time to knock on his dad's door.
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People don't understand the knock-on effect they're having on the restaurant.
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They also expect knock-on effects in the U.S. and European economies.
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If anything, why would I knock on your door to rob you?
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"Knock on wood, the patient did well and continues to do well."
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"I was expecting to knock on 10,000 doors this Spring," she said.
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Opinion Columnist Suppose one night there is a knock on your door.
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For the time being, a knock on an office door will do.
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Or do we knock on the door and ask them to stop?!
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Instead of dialing for dollars, Saccone was advised to knock on doors.
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The knock on Mr. Obama was that he was dry and aloof.
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But I don't think that's necessarily a knock on the Pinebook Pro.
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I've thrown bad, but I've never thrown bad consistently, knock on wood.
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Last night at 11, there was a loud knock on my door.
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Each knock on the door sent a cold stab through my body.
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There's a knock on the door, I'm told our time is up.
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Either way ... knock on wood, everything will get up and running soon.
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Losing cattle, particularly, has knock-on effects for agriculture and food security.
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So far I've had, knock on wood, I've not lost mine yet.
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Petrodollars and the fear of a knock on the door still buy quiescence.
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The knock on Pinterest is that the company's business has moved too slowly.
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But to say its tale is familiar isn't a knock on the film.
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They push you, peek inside the holes, or knock on the stall doors.
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The existence and risks of marijuana addiction aren't necessarily a knock on legalization.
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She left, but returned an hour later to knock on his bedroom window.
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Posties with parcels often knock on doors, which gives the dogs an opportunity.
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But gumming up the top of the housing market has knock-on effects.
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What might be the knock-on effect in Europe of Donald Trump's victory?
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There will also be fewer members to go out and knock on doors.
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Not long after dropping her off, she heard a knock on her door.
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Just then, Reggie and some of the football team knock on the door.
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There was a polite knock on the door and a bot opened it.
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Another knock-on effect of the cannabis boom is a shortage of tradesmen.
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That definitely has saved me from slipping on the runway, knock on wood.
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Luckily I haven't had to deal with any hormonal acne *knock on wood*.
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Often wrenboys knock on doors and perform for residents who give them money.
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That's not a knock on country music, which by the way I love.
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"So it's having a knock-on effect throughout the entire economy," he said.
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No. I don't think it was headed for anything bad, knock on wood.
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I'm sitting on the couch when I hear a knock on the door.
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And it's having a knock-on effect on other issues, like carbon pricing.
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And the knock-on effect has been seen in sales of Nintendo hardware.
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The knock-on effect this gross misconception has on wholesome discourse is disastrous.
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That then has a knock on impact on funding newsrooms and quality journalism.
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Ellen can literally go knock on her door for a cup of sugar.
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The episode highlights the knock-on effects that DDoS attacks can sometimes have.
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All four then travelled to the man's household to knock on his door.
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The one knock on Braun: he used to be a Democrat until 2012.
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She'll knock on people's doors because other people in our building have dogs.
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We got a knock on the door and it was campus security again.
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Fifteen minutes later, I heard a knock on the door, and it's him.
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We have to organize, knock on doors, and motivate voters to the polls.
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Knock-on effects could push down prices for drugs not purchased by Medicare.
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It aims to knock on eight million doors between now and the election.
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We see Jesse knock on a door and his friend Skinny Pete answers.
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It is no knock on Mr. Bratton to welcome a change of subject.
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Years of low inflation had had a knock-on effect on wage negotiations.
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So find some wood, fight fans, and knock on it hard and often.
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One idea is that this tiredness could then have unhealthy knock-on effects.
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There are fears of a knock-on effect on Iceland's important tourism industry.
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"Just knock on the door to the bedroom if it's closed," she wrote.
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I arrived late, exhausted from the knock-on effects of a cancelled flight.
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Years ago, he said, people used to knock on his door at night.
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His knock on the door goes unanswered, so he makes his way inside.
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At 22 in the morning a knock on his cab door woke him.
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You could knock on the neighbor's door when the guests get too loud.
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This has had any number of knock-on effects, both positive and negative.
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"Somebody has to go knock on their door, once a day," he said.
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They drive hundreds of miles on bad roads to knock on strange doors.
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Some braved the snow to knock on doors to promote Mr. Biden's campaign.
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And make it easy for the perfect opportunity to knock on your door.
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Sometimes the best strategy is simply to knock on the walk-in freezer.
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They are typically given much cheaper aspirin to prevent cardiovascular knock-on diseases.
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Lazy to a new level: knock on fridge door to reveal what's inside!
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When does a stranger knock on someone's door and collect very sensitive information?
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Or can shoe collaborations like this genuinely have a positive knock-on effect?
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One knock on the car is the overall quality of the interior materials.
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Bitcoin's fall has had a knock-on impact on the entire cryptocurrency market.
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Clery was disappointed when she learned she wasn't able to knock on Zuckerberg's door.
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She fears the knock-on effect on rehabilitation budgets of locking up more people.
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Clearly, a knock on the door from one of the stars of that show.
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Most days, he takes public transportation to working-class neighborhoods to knock on doors.
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For example, hard decisions are really important because the knock on effects are huge.
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This has had a significant knock-on effect for the rest of the economy.
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I think "Knock On" — which activates the screen when you tap it — is great.
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And they've sent staff members to knock on doors before to get bikes back.
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You knock on a door for directions, and you end up getting shot at.
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There is also the lingering knock on Manning that he underachieves in the playoffs.
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The knock on Moore has always been that he played the character too lightly.
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" And you've said, "I don't intend to send jack boots to knock on doors.
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I start freaking out and I go and I knock on my roommates' doors.
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It is hard to imagine how the nation could avoid negative knock-on effects.
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It deploys armies of orange-clad volunteers to man phones and knock on doors.
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There are also knock-on effects, as ID checks delay commuters, tourists and truckers.
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The knock-on impact in European bond markets was higher yields across the region.
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In addition, the analysis does not include knock-on effects from lower productivity growth.
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You can't knock on its door and say, 'Ok, cerebellum, I'm ready to speak.
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But — knock on wood — we've seen zero US deaths from bike sharing so far1.
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Who will answer that knock on the door in the middle of the night?
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A convincing win for Sanders on Monday night would have several knock-on effects.
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That's not meant to be a knock on the movie, though some might disagree.
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Later in the day, Jones set out to knock on doors around the district.
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The knock on the door in the middle of the night came in 1949.
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"Knock on the GM's door," he said, "and be like, 'Hey man, do this.'"
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"They are starting to knock on the door and understand the situation," he said.
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But all of this pampering of the middle has had a knock-on effect.
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Maricopa County authorities went to the house to knock on the door, Slavin said.
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Before she could make up her mind, she heard a knock on the door.
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That likely had a knock-on effect on oil, which is priced in dollars.
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She walked to the next of 121 front doors she planned to knock on.
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Then I really had to knock on the door of the campaign every day.
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It included a request for Paul to stop by and knock on the door.
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I asked them to go and knock on his door and talk to him.
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As for me, I just hit the two-year survivorship mark, knock on wood.
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We sat down to do so, and there was a knock on the door.
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"The knock-on effects will be very severe," Mr. Matonda told The Standard newspaper.
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" [music] "So that day when you got the knock on the door, what happened?
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Both are getting more bloody and sophisticated, with their own regional knock-on effects.
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Maybe we'll knock on that neighbor's door and ask for his or her secrets.
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Would it be O.K. to knock on the door and ask about the painting?
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And it was their idea to knock on Ballmer&aposs door with a summons.
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He knows to knock on doors between 5pm and 7pm, soon after work ends.
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Pirulo grabbed bags of food and headed up a hill to knock on doors.
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There's Demetrious Johnson, ending his Twitch stream after USADA's designees knock on his door.
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"Since 1971, knock on wood, nobody has died in a Soyuz," Siddiqi told me.
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It seems like we can't get more polarizing than Trump, but, knock on wood.Amen.
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Every phone call you make, every door you knock on will move us forward.
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It's certainly not, when you knock on people's doors, what they want to talk about.
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My one knock on the notch is how the black doesn't match the OLED black.
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And so, McCall's return to the cage appears to be a go—knock on wood.
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That may sound like he's running against Trump, but it's actually a knock on Rubio.
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Maybe this was a knock on the phone back in 3503, but it's expected nowadays.
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They'd knock on doors, talk up their candidates, jot down some notes, and move on.
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I mean, no knock on Jaime, as he spilled tons of blood on the project.
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WATTERS: You knock on the door and you say, look, I have all these weapons.
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The loss of so many corporate headquarters had a number of important knock-on effects.
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There will be a knock-on effect of potential damage to sales and employee concerns.
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Did a couple of scare-pods knock on your door Halloween night asking for candy?
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The knock on the bill would be what do you do for low-income people.
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IOWA CITY, Iowa — As Bradley Hamilton got ready to go knock on doors for Sen.
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For those calls, police officers usually knock on someone's door and wait for an answer.
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"Companies are getting hacked and Google, knock on wood, is not getting hacked," she noted.
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Such places would benefit greatly from more supply, with knock-on effects on national economies.
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His young party needs foot-soldiers to knock on doors and get out the vote.
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"So we asked our researchers to go out and actually knock on doors," he continued.
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The knock on our band was always been that we take ourselves far too seriously.
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Morocco's family law was modernised in 2004 and the knock-on effects are still emerging.
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Indeed, that has had a big knock-on effect already in the textbook publishing world.
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"30 mins later police knock on my door because she called!" he wrote on Facebook.
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This isn't a knock on the VC model—it's an asset class predicated on risk.
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Caucus day saw volunteers fanning out from a field office to knock on supporters' doors.
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The big knock on the big man has been he's lots of bluster, few specifics.
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The zombies fiercely knock on the walls and you hear a lot of rebellious groans.
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Germano predicted a knock-on hit to commodity prices, while gold and U.S. Treasuries benefited.
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The knock on you is that you play in a near-endless list of bands.
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When she went over to knock on the family's front door, she saw a body.
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At this point, Wisconsin Democrats don't need outsiders to fly in and knock on doors.
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When I'm watching Bryce knock on doors, it's a mild fall night by Wisconsin standards.
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I woke on November 8 and headed up to East Harlem to knock on doors.
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Side effects: The knock-on effects on regional climates and hydrological cycles could be significant.
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You might even be tempted to knock on the door and find out for yourself.
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But I didn't knock on a roommate's door like I had after we broke up.
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Was someone about to knock on my door, come into my room and touch me?
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Then they knock on doors, urging users and sellers to report themselves to the authorities.
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Census officials make phone calls and knock on doors to obtain information from reluctant responders.
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At 183, he had the stamina and the desire to knock on door after door.
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The case is the latest knock on Facebook's efforts to monitor content on its platform.
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Name-dropping also has the knock-on effect of introducing listeners to new culinary standards.
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The knock-on effects are being felt by companies from Italian luxury goods to airlines.
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"Staff will knock on your door and your meals will be outside," the pamphlet said.
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One knock on the liberal arts is that it's difficult to find a first job.
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It's time to step up, to knock on every door and to earn every vote.
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The bottom line: One big knock on "Medicare for All" is voters' distrust of government.
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Before that knock on the door, Laura was certain that she knew everything about Bailey.
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She's about to knock on the rapist's apartment door, but what if he doesn't answer?
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" She added that she is ready to knock on doors "to get people to vote.
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Volunteers and workers knock on tenants' doors and ask them to request their rental histories.
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He and my mother spent years living in fear of the knock on the door.
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This is a knock-on effect of the iPhone and the end of physical media.
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The knock on women was always that they weren't athletic enough to play competitive sports.
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The polarization element has been a knock on these social networks for a long time.
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It is thought that their weakness will have knock-on effects for the world's advanced economies.
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Animal rights campaigners welcomed the move from Gucci, saying it could have a knock-on effect.
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"I'd go out, knock on doors and the whole family are waiting for me," John recalls.
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But the struggles faced by today's producers are having a knock-on effect on their offspring.
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Simply knock on your selected melon with your knuckles and take note of how it sounds.
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In the morning, after she's washed off all the blood, there's a knock on the door.
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The knock-on effect to the French budget did not go unnoticed by bond markets however.
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But he didn't knock on the front door and didn't say he was a police officer.
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Throughout the trip, she would knock on our bedroom wall and speak to us through it.
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I've got it: Knock on your neighbors' door and ask if you can buy their place.
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I fix myself avocado toast with balsamic vinegar, only to hear a knock on the door.
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And what are the knock-on effects of either forcefully pushing for your position or yielding?
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The knock-on effects of those delays are starting to be felt farther and farther afield.
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Joseph Gordon-Levitt took a hard knock on the set of his upcoming science fiction film.
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"In the Bay Area — knock on wood — Optum Care has not penetrated the market," said Pass.
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None of this is a serious knock on Uprising, a film that utterly defines mindless fun.
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As they get ready to knock on puberty's door, the twins are overdue for some privacy.
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She said she hopes any changes in the country could have a knock-on effect elsewhere.
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"Every time there's a knock on the door we're nervous, it messed us up," she said.
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One day my ball went over the fence and I had to knock on her door.
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But who will hold the long-term debt and how will knock-on effects be managed?
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"We saw positive knock-on effects from our leadership on climate on other areas," Bodnar said.
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They entered the trailer after receiving no answer to a knock on the door, authorities said.
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But that was before a knock on the door,Cousin Izzy was there with a smile.
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It will take even greater courage to knock on doors, make phone calls or organize rallies.
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So, take a deep breath, follow these five steps, and finally knock on your boss' door.
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Deferred maintenance, increasingly decrepit tracks and signals and cars, and filthy stations are knock-on effects.
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Any movement on U.S. sanctions against Russia could have a knock-on effect on EU sanctions.
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When the first knock on the door by members of the media came at 20183 a.m.
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Little money was spent on development of the 2015 car, with knock-on consequences for 2016.
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And I live in London, so I couldn't just go find them and knock on doors.
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I know this because it's the same compulsion that led me to knock on Asylum's door.
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Knock on wood, but I haven't had any bad experiences with vomit in my car yet.
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"We saw positive knock-on effects from our leadership on climate on other areas," he said.
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After giving a talk at the conference, she gets a knock on her hotel room door.
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Immigrant families shouldn't have to lie awake at night listening for a knock on the door.
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The transplant saved me, adding nearly two decades — and counting, knock on wood — to my life.
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So, anyone who wants to improve airport operation and their reputation will knock on our doors.
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Or riders and other delivery services who are at risk with each door they knock on.
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They're not ready to handle the knock-on effects of wide-scale social distancing without help.
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"I heard a knock on the locked front door and decided to open it," she said.
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Local partners there trained immigrant mothers, Dreamers and college students to knock on their neighbors' doors.
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But they also have knock-on effects, such as declines in agricultural production, tourism, and health.
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When police officers tried to knock on the door, they were told nothing was going on.
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Transportation and warehousing employment fell by 10,400, another potential knock-on effect of the manufacturing slump.
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For every knock on the theater industry or the company, Aron seems to have an answer.
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In Project Tokhang, the police knock on your door and plead for you to come out.
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Do you knock on wood or avoid stepping on cracks to prevent something bad from happening?
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He told me to knock on the door to see if his friend Bubba was there.
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"Knock on any door in this neighborhood and ask how many people live there," she said.
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That night, long after the carolers had left, there was a quiet knock on the door.
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One is the "you knock on my door, I can knock on yours" premise he explains to others in the film, telling them he's making a documentary about people who stop by — mail carriers, job seekers, people asking for money — and the other is domestic reverie.
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They got back together really fast and they've been, knock on wood, they've been flawless ever since.
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Rehms was working the night shift when she heard a knock on the window around 1 a.m.
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If you're in Louisiana, go knock on doors for Campbell and drum up support from your neighbors.
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My thing is, I've always promised I would, knock on wood, never let anything happen to him.
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He was in his home in the dark when the police came to knock on his door.
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AS A teenager, Travis Kalanick's first job was to knock on strangers' doors and sell them knives.
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That's not a knock on the organizers or a denial of the broader role of social media.
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So the plan was to knock on doors in the surrounding neighborhoods and encourage a voluntary evacuation.
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So we would just knock on each other's doors on the weekend, and said, 'Let's do everything.
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But later that afternoon there was a knock on my door, and there stood Jimmy and Samantha.
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He heard a knock on his door and the camera cut as he got up to answer.
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But after 20 minutes she warned that a flight attendant may come and knock on the door.
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There is one knock on the screen, though: it doesn't get as bright as I would like.
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It's a childhood game where kids ring doorbells, or knock on the door, and then run away.
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It is also launching a direct mail campaign and getting on the ground to knock on doors.
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In revoking Facebook and Google's enterprise certificates and causing downtime, it has a knock-on effect internally.
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Such policy decisions by the richest countries have knock-on effects on the rest of the world.
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Neighbors had also said that Wilson's children would knock on doors asking for food, the station reported.
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Brokers, which get most of their revenue from commission on premiums, have felt the knock-on effect.
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" He added that such delays have "knock on effects," which can create further "shortfalls down the line.
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Then I knock on their door and lend the girls our flyswatter; that way they're both happy.
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"You would go out and knock on doors and you'd hit a multifamily house," Mr. Connolly said.
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And — knock on wood — I've only ever received five-star reviews for both Vertigo and Carriage House.
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There may, however, be some powerful knock-on shocks from curtailments in aluminium's raw materials supply chain.
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"This isn't a knock on President Obama," Trump said in January when he signed the executive order.
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When migrants arrive in the town, they knock on residents' doors, asking for water and other necessities.
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"Then he saw them knock on four other doors and get people as well," the attorney said.
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This tonal shift has a knock-on effect when it comes to the rest of the game.
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And teams could gradually be reduced further, the sources told Reuters, with a likely knock-on effect.
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Nobody is going to knock on your door and say 'Hey, you want this really great tour?
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Then she would drive to the women's homes, knock on their doors, and offer to represent them.
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It helps each campaign hire people to knock on doors, call voters, and place ads on television.
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Will immigration agents knock on their doors to kick them out of the country they consider home?
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The dispute is having a knock-on effect elsewhere in Asia, Australia and New Zealand, and Europe.
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"Of course, they would get a knock on the door, like you see in films," he said.
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These days, fewer frauds start with a knock on the front door or even someone's home computer.
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He also pushed back on the idea that staff members at Berwyn would knock on cell doors.
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Biden, too, has been open about his concerns over the knock-on effects of such a move.
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Necurs can also block antivirus updates in older machines, leading to a host of knock-on problems.
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A knock on the door One Thanksgiving when Robbins was eleven, a stranger knocked on his door.
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Once they picked a home to burglarize, one of them would knock on the door, she said.
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He did not know which brother it would be until there was a knock on his door.
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One selling point: If residents complete the census online, no one will knock on their doors later.
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In York, David Kuntin is also concerned about the knock-on effects of switching back to glass.
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The knock on Barrett: Bad blood with McCain dating back to Barrett's 1994 effort to oust Gov.
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Knock-on effects were expected to cause some disruption to flights later this week, a spokesperson said.
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CNN's finish is necessarily a knock on Anderson Cooper and Don Lemon, who host two hours each.
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There may be some knock-on delays to flights and we are advising customers to check ba.
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"You have to decide if you want to in fact knock on that door," said Mr. Barber.
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That could have a "knock-on effect" for other ongoing epidemics such as Ebola, Ryan said Friday.
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You had to knock on the door—it looked closed—and they came out with the food.
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It's important because it's an economic cue ball, creating a knock-on effect for other interest rates.
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Renters often find out their weekend home is illegal when they get a knock on the door.
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This poses grave threats to food access, and could have a knock-on effect throughout the country.
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That would have a knock-on effect on other EU states, hit cross-border business and travel.
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And it's not just people in big cities who suffer from the knock-on effects of licensing.
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At one point, there is a knock on the door, yielding stylists who trim my hair and eyebrows.
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This is no knock on them, really—very few big men anywhere have Ibaka's instincts, savvy, and athleticism.
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The issue is bigger than plants -- the authors said plant extinction had knock-on effects, including on humans.
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The knock on Sanders from Democrats is that he has consistently downplayed race, gender, and other identity issues.
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You knock on their digital doors on Facebook and say, 'Are you undecided?' and, 'If so click here.
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That's not a knock on solar at all; it just shows the scale of what's being lost here.
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The so-called knock-on-the-roof operations have been used in Gaza by Israel in recent years.
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Trump's argument that member nations don't pay into NATO's coffers, however, is a persistent knock on the alliance.
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There was a method to the robberies: One crew member, usually a woman, would knock on the door.
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Shanghai aluminium prices have risen on concerns about the potential knock-on effect on metal production in China.
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I have four children, and I can't imagine getting that phone call or that knock on the door.
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"For us, what's more important is the knock-on effect on property and the corporate sector," Hu said.
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Even a delay of weeks on the tight self-imposed impeachment timetable could have significant knock on effects.
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He said the officers' failure to knock on the door had no bearing on DelVesco's chance at survival.
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The knock on Ingram is that he's still under 200 pounds, and spindly and easy to push around.
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That has a knock-on effect on the "national living wage", the floor set for the over-25s.
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And though some people and websites knock on bloggers — see Vogue's recent bloggergate — I still find them inspiring.
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That's not a knock on Google, but a sense of appreciation for how far ahead Huawei has been.
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So maybe your heightened arousal the next day is a knock-on of feeling generally closer to someone?
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Most weeks callers will knock on the door of her home in Soweto, on the outskirts of Johannesburg.
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"If there were an earthquake — knock on wood that there's not — come on to Koko's house," she says.
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The biggest knock on claims that voter suppression cost Clinton the election comes from Florida, Pennsylvania, and Michigan.
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I would just eat that money, because I was too shy to go and knock on their doors.
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Freidawi's decision to join the militia had a knock-on effect, inspiring others in his neighborhood to join.
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Air industry consultant John Strickland said Saturday's problems would have "a massive knock-on effect" for several days.
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Too many mothers have gotten a knock on their door saying their child will never come home again.
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The video is hysterical ... Amber flaunts her assets for several minutes, until there's a knock on her door.
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That had a knock-on effect in the euro zone, where government bond yields rose across the board.
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This is the first serious knock on the tax bill of many that are sure to come. Sen.
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Johnson also spoke of the "profound knock-on effects" that Boko Haram violence has brought to UK shores.
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So it's not a knock on Musk that his answer to the indemnity question is a little unclear.
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Shanghai aluminum prices have risen on concerns about the potential knock-on effect on metal production in China.
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Some institutional investors said they were not worried about a potential knock-on effect on other European lenders.
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"Get on those phones, knock on those doors and tell them that Al Franken sent ya," he said.
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A month after that, they knock on my door and they're like, is our cat inside your house?
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Harmon, in his book, describes hearing a "timid knock" on his door in the middle of the night.
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You do not just show up at an embassy out of the blue and knock on the door.
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That knock-on effects include deals taking longer to complete – and executives taking their eye off the ball.
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That's no knock on the defending champions—it's a testament to how dominant the Warriors appear to be.
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Losing great white sharks, which have no natural predators, would have a knock-on effect on ocean ecology.
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Indeed, it appears there may have already been a knock-on effect to other firms in this space.
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Then David's voice, apologizing; his soft tread into the room; his gentle, embarrassed knock on the bathroom door.
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Currency headwinds have a bigger knock-on effect, too, as Luca Maestri, Apple's SVP and CFO described it.
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"If there were an earthquake — knock on wood that there's not — come on to Koko's house," she shared.
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I would go to the restaurant and knock on the door, and he wouldn't open it for me.
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The knock-on effects would hit productivity and wages; a further fall in sterling would push up prices.
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"So far, knock on wood, we haven't had any really serious injuries," Oswald said in a recent interview.
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We eat and knock on a few more doors before heading home to each take our respective naps.
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The knock-on effect of that on America's bond market could lead to an imminent recession, Tzitzouris predicted.
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"You will receive a knock on the door when your waste bin has been emptied," the brochure read.
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Knock on their door with a plate of cookies in hand — or, better yet, a bottle of wine.
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Pompeo could also seek to reassure anxieties about a knock-on effect from the U.S.-China trade dispute.
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The slow and partial reopening of factories could have a knock-on effect on businesses around the world.
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The corrections officer's abrupt, loud knock on the thick glass window signals the end of our class period.
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That's a pretty clear knock on the other Democratic candidates, whom Bloomberg sees as unable to defeat Trump.
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"Put together a clean resume and an articulate cover letter and go out and knock on some doors."
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Have you ever been home alone watching crime documentaries when suddenly there's an unexpected knock on the door?
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That could have a "knock-on effect" for other ongoing epidemics such as Ebola, Ryan said last week.
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Of course, the bureau won't have subpoena power, only the ability to knock on doors and ask questions.
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Every weekend Kacey would knock on doors and do his bit for the religion he was born into.
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We took arrows in the back and continue to take arrows, but less so recently, knock on wood.
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When a company shuts down or shifts activity abroad, that has knock-on effects for the entire community.
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But now is the time to roll up our sleeves, knock on doors, and register people to vote.
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That episode is smartly built, using fantasy and flashback, spiked with elements of theatrical glory and strangeness: Wise's daydream of a date at Coney Island; a knock on his cell door that echoes the fatal knock on the window of a fast-food restaurant which drew him into the park.
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"We haven't seen any knock-on effects as yet across the portfolio," he told analysts in a conference call.
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The next time two random people knock on your door, they might not actually want to sell you anything.
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Find out what's down that dirt road, talk to the quirky stranger, knock on the door of that house.
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Soaring property prices have pushed up rents and had a knock-on effect on prices of goods and services.
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"When a big company like Apple drops 4 percent, there's going to be a knock-on effect," McCafferty said.
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If there is a knock on the door, Justice Brett Kavanaugh, the junior-most justice, is tasked with responding.
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The decision was a knock on the House, which has been opposed to the construction of Trump's border wall.
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"Every phone call, every message, every knock on the door, is a combination of hope and terror," she says.
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Most people would do nothing; the stronger among us might knock on a door, or complain to a super.
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The funny thing is, the knock on Jabari Parker coming out of college was that he wasn't particularly athletic.
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"When I first started out, I had these twins knock on my door and ask for photos," he said.
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If that holds true, that means—knock on wood—the US is probably pretty safe for the time being.
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JP Brammer was just minding his own business, you know, livin', when he heard a knock on the door.
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Reuters reported that China's health could have a knock-on impact on the U.S. Federal Reserve's rate hike path.
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This isn't a knock on Clinton; there are only so many things a person can do in one lifetime.
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Flora begins an affair with Aaron, a Clinton staffer assigned to knock on doors in the same Zip Codes.
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Try not to knock on tables too much because you are not, we have been through this, Frank Underwood.
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I never have car issues, though (knock on wood), and at least they gave me a "free" car wash.
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So it's the mismatch between bud burst and insect hatching that causes the knock-on effect on the birds.
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He is just about to get into full on masturbation when he's interrupted by a knock on the door.
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So, are you interested in knowing which unmarked doors to knock on or which back alleys to go down?
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But their research shows the importance of taking account of a policy's knock-on effects when considering its impact.
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Nenegale Diallo, 51, told investigators she was home with her cousin when she heard a knock on the door.
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It felt the knock-on effects of the offensive against drug mobs launched by Mexico's then-president, Felipe Calderón.
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The knock-on effects of recent waves of emigration will take at least as long to be felt fully.
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Eventually the knock-on effects will become a burden and our social and financial issues have to take priority.
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What happenes in Saudi Arabia has a knock on effect to all of the other Gulf States, to Egypt.
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The campaign boasts it has more than 10,000 active volunteers willing to make phone calls and knock on doors.
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Petitcolin said he was not worried about a knock-on effect of increased pricing pressure in the supply chain.
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Greece's fence had a knock-on effect that continues to ripple through Europe as more countries wall themselves off.
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Meanwhile, a number of folks around town will be jumping every time they hear a knock on the door.
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There can also be a knock-on effect on house prices, for example, which can damage the overall economy.
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Georgia Tea Party activist Debbie Dooley will be traveling to Alabama this week to knock on doors for Moore.
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"2 minutes later there's a knock on the door behind me that leads into the box office," Dator tweeted.
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Fortunately, we just bought our first home and hopefully (knock on wood) won't have to move any time soon.
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Labor groups pledged to "knock on tens of thousands of doors" with the minimum wage message to no avail.
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To be sure, closure would hurt Oshawa's economy, eliminating thousands of jobs, with knock-on affects across the province.
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The knock-on effects from China's slowdown and global trade tensions were rippling across Asia and Europe, he said.
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The blast would likely destroy or contaminate fish and marine life, leaving a series of incalculable knock-on effects.
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Up to 37 percent of their income goes directly to the tax collectors who regularly knock on their door.
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The actual consequences, given how much uncertainty there is about knock-on effects to warming, could be substantially worse.
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But, "I've had it since November, and knock on wood there hasn't been any problems so far," he said.
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Companies like Deere & Co. and AGCO have felt the knock-on effects of low prices in many agricultural markets.
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The rise had a knock-on effect on German year-ahead baseload power prices which reached a record high.
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One morning in July 2018, a guest-services employee for Norwegian Cruise Line heard a knock on her door.
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Major technology trends will have knock-on benefits in the Chinese economy, a hedge fund executive predicted on Monday.
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Economic woes The virus' spread is also having significant knock-on effects on the global economy and daily life.
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For them, there was a special maneuver: a quick knock on the head with the butt of the rifle.
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Some Uighurs report getting a knock on their door from security agents soon after receiving a call from overseas.
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Their big knock on Obama, apart from his policies, was that they weren't sure he was a moral man.
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Despite an economic resurgence in Mongla in recent years, there has been no knock on effect for the brothel.
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You can knock on their door, and then you can stand six feet from them, and you can talk.
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You can knock on their door, and then you can stand six feet from them, and you can talk.
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The Fugitive Slave Act forced them to dread every footstep on the stairs and every knock on the door.
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Were Bashaud Breeland -- sans helmet and jersey -- to knock on my door, I'd have no idea who he was.
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If anything, the knock on him in his brief Division I career was that he frequently outkicked the coverage.
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His famous surname will help fill fundraising tables and may even get the old faithful to knock on doors.
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"People have always said that the knock on him is that he doesn't shoot enough," defenseman Cam Fowler said.
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The internal struggle and financial strain that accompanied her dismissal has had knock-on effects on Fosu's family too.
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He did elaborate, though, steering clear of any remark that could be construed as a knock on the president.
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"We will knock on all the doors, except that of the (Israeli) occupation, to resolve the problems," he said.
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Economists said the move could impact these businesses, and in turn have a knock-on effect on economic growth.
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"So far, knock on wood, there hasn't been any significant, major accident (in China)," said Pomper, the nuclear expert.
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Just miles away, volunteers at headquarters of both campaigns were working the phones and preparing to knock on doors.
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I think what happened is they decided to not save houses, but knock on doors and get people out.
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Each of the high-profile Senate Democrats considering a run has some knock on them within the Democratic Caucus.
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Unclear why she didn't flag down a motorist or knock on the door of the home where she flipped.
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In each case, a local nonpartisan group hired canvassers to walk down certain streets and knock on every door.
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"Every main contender seems to have a knock on it," said Dave Karger, special correspondent for movie database IMDB.com.
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" According to Regan, soaps and dramas are constantly searching for plots that feel "dramatic without the stigmatizing knock-on effects.
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She also called for startups to focus on making sure they consider knock-on effects of the things they build.
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"You're gonna knock on a lot of doors and kiss a lot of frogs, but you've got to do it."
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CAAM said last month sales were impacted by a sluggish economy and the knock-on effects of the trade war.
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On the Democratic side, Hillary Clinton is deploying the mayor of New York City to knock on doors in Iowa.
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A knock on the compound's metal gate goes unanswered, but a giant guard dog snarls back through a narrow gap.
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It's a compelling narrative for Uber, because the knock on Amazon for years was that it couldn't turn a profit.
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" This is not a knock on Apple — Warzel writes that its efforts toward digital health "appear genuine and genuinely helpful.
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This isn't a knock on the tour, really: if it weren't able to bridge that gap, it probably wouldn't exist.
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Economists have highlighted new regulations for its autos sector and a knock-on effect from the U.S.-China trade war.
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"I'm telling you people -- we actually have to do something, not just complain," Clinton said, a subtle knock on Sanders.
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Despite that, some bankers said that the knock-on effects from Britain's EU exit vote could continue for some time.
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Yale Gerstein, 19, was FaceTiming Baylee Lucciana just after midnight Sunday when he heard a knock on his apartment door.
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Redeker said many people are simply putting it down to the U.S. repatriating money but ignoring its knock-on effect.
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DeJear still plans to knock on the door of her neighbor who has a Confederate flag up in their garage.
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They knocked on 41 Woodbine, and next door on 39, and crossed the street to knock on those doors, too.
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Knock-on effects of production issues at the Girassol offshore platform in April have also contributed to the smaller programme.
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The knock-on effects of reaching CEO gender parity are only beginning to be understood, but a few stick out.
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I never get sick — knock on wood — but I'm like, 'Bobby, I need to sit down … I don't feel well.
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Even if you choose in-home delivery, couriers are instructed to ring the bell or knock on the door first.
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Fueled by pizza and breath mints, they have frantically been making phone calls and planning to knock on more doors.
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Some NATO officials and U.S. military commanders, however, are warning that Brexit could have "knock-on" effects on the alliance.
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After my ex showed up in Peru last year, I never wanted to get another strange knock on my door.
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Hudson reveals he likes someone else, and at that moment, there's a knock on the door and Baldwin storms in.
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I'm going through a full season, knock on wood, without getting injured, and that's kind of the goal right now.
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"I knock on the door, go in there — she told me my baby was breathing heavy," Bush told the outlet.
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"We've actually had three or four people knock on the glass," Purdy said, all asking "are you selling tractors here?"
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Caption: Shameya Muniz (left) and April Andrews knock on doors and brave forgotten basements to bring broadband to their community.
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But there could also be knock-on effects that are harder to quantify, such as increased river runoff, he added.
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The Fed raised its benchmark interest rate, which has a knock-on effect of increasing mortgage rates, on Dec. 14.
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"No, I don't intend to send jackboots to knock on your door and every door in America," Cruz told Tapper.
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She's only able to get out of the car after Renata and Gordon knock on the window, distracting Perry momentarily.
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Neither the knock on my family's door, nor the surveillance of my undergraduate Muslim Student Association came with an announcement.
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Many Hispanics fear a knock on the door in the middle of the night from a new immigration police force.
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Peterson and an apparent staffer at the school knock on a door, but then quickly turn in the other direction.
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The knock on the GOP was that it was composed of a bunch of pipe-smoking, out-of-touch elitists.
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Instead, he focused on strategies to improve educational outcomes that would have the knock-on effect of strengthening U.S. employment.
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Almost every day Mr. Trump would knock on my door and tell me that he wished I was never born.
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A problem or delay in one part of the project can have a direct knock-on effect on another part.
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They hope that diversifying donors will have a knock-on effect, and increase the viability of candidates from marginalized backgrounds.
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A spokesman said knock-on effects for the port as a whole were minimal, with a slight delay in operations.
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"I'm waiting for the knock on the door," says one Kurdish journalist after AK activists blacklisted her on social media.
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But cops still do home compliance checks where they come knock on our door to make sure he lives there.
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The national organization even sent DSA members from New York down to Philly to help knock on doors for her.
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As for knock-on effects, sales of Burberry provided an insight of what the impact could be on luxury markets.
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A knock on the door Orange flames glow threateningly close to a Ventura neighborhood in video recorded by Eric Rosenberg.
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All the knock-on effects ... if building a railroad, there's going to be a lot of goods and services moving.
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A couple of hours after dinner, my mother came to knock on my door to tell me it was bedtime.
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Other submissions raised concerns about the impact of the deal on suppliers and the potential knock-on effect on consumers.
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It's almost as if Arsenal's failure to implement a coherent transfer strategy has had a knock-on effect, or something.
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Why did the manager motherfucker just knock on my door at 256pm & then called to say he was outside. Wtf.
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I drove to Pennsylvania while I was nursing a newborn, to knock on doors asking people to vote for him.
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This could have a knock-on effect on banks, which are still struggling with the aftermath of the financial crash.
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Thousands of jobs that would have been created will be lost and the knock-on effect will be so dire.
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The Field team on a campaign is responsible for recruiting volunteers to knock on doors and call you during dinner.
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During the financial crisis, banks under stress began reining in lending, with damaging knock-on effects on the wider economy.
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Now that the epicenter of the pandemic is shifting west to Europe and America, the knock-on effects are multiplying.
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It doesn't seem — knock on wood — as though there're going to be exploding battery issues this time around, so far.
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"Maybe every day he woke up wondering if there was going to be a knock on the door," she said.
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That has a knock-on effect for people wanting to give quickly but unsure of the organizations receiving the money.
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We knock on a lot of doors of people who disagree with us, but opening that dialogue is so important.
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It was not a welfare check, in which case officers would often knock on the house's doors or call inside.
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International news coverage followed, and, eventually, a knock on the door in the middle of the night by Saudi authorities.
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"We tell the real estate agents who knock on our door that we're not tempted to cash out," she said.
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That's not a knock on McVay, but rather speaks to Shanahan's creativity and nuance, especially in his diverse run game.
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Knock-on impacts to internal audit functions at firms (also referred to as the third line of defence) may occur.
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"Of course, the bureau won't have subpoena power, only the ability to knock on doors and ask questions," he wrote.
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He also allows colleagues or guests who have an appointment to bypass his receptionists and knock on his door directly.
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It is a place that lives on the legions of lobbyists and lawyers who knock on the doors of government.
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"It's a good reminder that old school, hit-the-pavement, knock-on-doors journalism is alive and well," she said.
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More broadly, the extremely deadly civil war in Syria likely also counts as a knock-on consequence of invading Iraq.
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Studies that incorporate estimates of positive knock-on effects or ignore negative ones yield higher BCRs than those that do not.
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A cooking channel where two British lads knock on the doors of random strangers, and offer to cook lunch for them.
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Organized people do things like show up to vote in midterms, knock on doors for opposition candidates, and otherwise make trouble.
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That will have wider knock-on effects for Southeast Asia, which is home to some of the world's fastest-growing economies.
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"There was a knock on the door," said Elizabeth Navarro, who is pregnant and already a mother of five at 29.
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SAN FRANCISCO — After two months of missed rent, it was the knock on the door that the family had been dreading.
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Even with those burns, the real joke MVP of this sketch is a random knock on former NYC mayor Rudy Giuliani.
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"That is what I understand," Cuellar said, jokingly tapping a wall outside the House chamber, as if to knock on wood.
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By losing one of these links in the chain, there's a knock on affect that can affect everyone in the world.
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Anyone who's called Milo Yiannopoulos a "victim of political correctness" isn't about to knock on doors for Elizabeth Warren in 2020.
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Cyrus will knock on doors at George Mason University, hoping to use her stardom to spur students to vote for Clinton.
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If he loses—which experts apparently expect him to—it means world domination for AlphaGo, and yet another knock on humankind.
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In Europe, French grain producers say rising oil costs may have a knock-on effect on fertilizers and crop protection products.
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Something that will no doubt have a knock-on effect for those creating Street Fighter content, and those looking to compete.
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Lesson #3 :Do not get up in the middle of the night when you hear a bold knock on the door.
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In other words, there's also a huge environmental knock-on effect, something that Atomico Partner Carolina Brochado highlighted in a call.
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This amounts to a palpable hit for the region which is growing only weakly, with knock-on effects beyond its borders.
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Then I get a knock on my door, and it's my son, telling me he toasted half a bagel for me.
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"The knock on Pinterest is everyone was so nice," a former executive who left the company in early 22017 told CNBC.
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Some locked the door, others asked why Jessica was knocking on their door and told her to knock on another door.
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"We're seeing massive potential for business growth, which ultimately delivers a positive knock-on effect for the whole economy," he said.
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"I am very proud of the fact that we will—knock on wood—leave this administration without significant scandal," he said.
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Price spikes in the wholesale gas market, if prolonged, can have a knock-on effect on retail gas prices for households.
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Markets with high level of exposure to mainland investors and China's overall economy suffered the biggest knock-on effects within Asia.
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This way, cops will knock on the wrong person's door if they find out someone is shipping cannabis through the mail.
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A tighter monetary policy would strengthen savings and reduce inflation, which would have a useful knock-on effect across the economy.
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But instead of cold-calling, my plan was to talk my way past the doorman and knock on the man's door.
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Kids can knock on a table or wall to turn on a TV or to text their parents that they're home.
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It's quite a thing to have the sheriff knock on your door and then you're literally homeless within half an hour.
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Their next-door neighbors barely escaped the flames but they didn't have time to knock on his father's door, Southard said.
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Those moments when there is a knock on the door and the police or intelligence services take a family member away.
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"Knock on wood, right now we don't have the kind of catastrophic losses we had in 1999," van der Vaart said.
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"We are, however, expecting knock-on delays and cancellations to flights," the airport said in a statement to The Associated Press.
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"The biggest knock on Congress is that they don't do anything and all they do is fight and argue," he said.
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Knock on wood Mother Nature works with us as well so we don't have the same elements for that Buffalo game.
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Clinton in November, that doesn't mean they'll take Greyhound buses to swing states to knock on doors in for her campaign.
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A less scientific strategy is to go on your own listening tour: knock on your neighbors' doors and ask them. 3.
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Crime Scene A thin and shirtless man answered a reporter's knock on his apartment door in the Bronx on Wednesday morning.
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They knock on lawmakers' doors, attend news conferences and bear witness to Senate votes on gun measures that almost never pass.
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"Whenever you limit supply, there&aposs always going to be some knock on scale, and in many instances, price," she said.
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It also includes a canvassing program with plans to knock on 2628,28500 doors, as well as mailers and digital voter outreach.
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That's not a knock on anything that has transpired in my six years (in Cleveland), because it was an unbelievable experience.
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" As a mother of four children, Clarkson said she couldn't imagine "getting that phone call or that knock on the door.
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But when you also consider its knock on effects, it's easy to see how large the shift the 7.0 really is.
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And her boss brought her around, and there was a knock on my door, and I noticed how pretty she was.
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The morning after the knock on her door, Crump trekked up the cordillera, through a soup of fog, mud, and drizzle.
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Weeks later, they knock on doors with community policing units to urge witnesses to come forward and help find the killer.
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The candidate makes the genuinely regrettable decision to bring Borat with him to knock on doors and help him sell himself.
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That video, never before made public, recorded what happened after Mr. Barakat opened the door to Mr. Hicks's knock on Feb.
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When engineers did make changes, it sometimes created knock-on effects for how the plane handled, forcing Boeing to get creative.
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"It's not just about ads, it's not just about trying to knock on their door right before the primary," she said.
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"The knock on Warren that she is too professorial was fair at one time and is not fair anymore," Austin contended.
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"Somebody has to go knock on their door, once a day," he said during a midday briefing in the state Capitol.
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That's a completely fair knock on us in the media, and I appreciate it, and you, Ben, for taking the time.
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And to pursue them she assumed the guise of a Nobody: invisible, independent, self-nurturing, ignoring the knock on the door.
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Tahira Khan was helping her son get ready for school, in Midwood, Brooklyn, when she heard a knock on the door.
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Our safety right now — knock on wood — we've seen a 50 percent reduction in safety incidents so far for this year.
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A knock-on effect of this is that women have problems accessing credit to enable them to expand small-scale enterprises.
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Mr. O'Keeffe describes himself as a wary Irishman mindful that the next knock on the door could be the bad one.
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"I've had three Steyer people knock on my door this week," said Lacy Washington, a 33-year-old from North Charleston.
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It's that passion that animates people to knock on doors for a candidate, make phone calls, give money and attend events.
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The prolonged Lunar New Year holiday has had knock-on effects on the global supply chain and dented overall market sentiment.
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"The longer it lasts, the higher the likelihood of knock-on effects on economic sentiment and global financing conditions," it said.
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Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and Cory Booker of New Jersey also are slated to knock on doors for Giddens this weekend.
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This has had a knock-on effect to its lower-priced models that it sells in countries like India and China.
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AND FINALLY ... Just danceHow to break the ice with neighbors you've never met before: Step 1: Knock on the their door.
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A bigger knock on him was that he had a low tolerance for risk, above all in the 2014 Gaza war.
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I knock on the front door, her mother opens the door, and I realize this young lady had been a runaway.
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Because even door-knocking you can literally go to someone's door and knock on their door and maybe they'll answer it.
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Lawrence follows him into battle multiple times, only recalling his own trauma after a mental knock on the noggin from Maeve.
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Early Saturday, 220,000 soldiers fanned out across Brazil in an operation aiming to knock on three million doors and distribute informational leaflets.
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The change was purely cosmetic (and was itself a knock-on effect from how Creative Assembly revamped how family political dynasties worked).
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But the friend he recruited to knock on Blane's door, Jeremiah Larsen, suggested that the scavenger hunt was a good business idea.
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For weeks, Buttigieg has been making a generational argument about his candidacy -- an unspoken knock on Biden, who is twice his age.
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For some, just the mere mention of something going wrong ignites a near-instinctual need to knock on the nearest wooden surface.
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Imagine how it feels to be an innocent teenager in a foreign country, hearing a knock on the door and it's you.
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In both cases, accumulation over time can have negative knock-on effects, in addition to being terribly inefficient at their primary task.
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"Lean manufacturing" requires them to hold little stock; a couple of days' delay of one part could have greater knock-on effects.
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That's always been a knock on Snap, actually, is that you didn't work with creators early enough or you haven't done enough.
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Both with knock-on impacts on privacy, given Facebook targets ads and marketing content by profiling users by harvesting their personal data.
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And of course, not being up front that Duplex is artificial embeds all sorts of other knock-on risks, as King explained.
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The keyword-based filter at the top of the hiring funnel of most employers has a number of interesting knock-on effects.
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That's not a knock on good cops; that's attempt to root out the bad ones while reforming a system that protects them.
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Let's make it clear up front: This isn't a knock on PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (aka PUBG), a fine game in its own right.
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Imagine how it feels to be an innocent teenager in a foreign country, hearing a knock on the door, and it's you.
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Blake doesn't have this reassurance, but he does have Becca saying, repeatedly, "Knock on wood!" when they talk about their blissful relationship.
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After a day meeting April 6 members, she was back in her hotel room when there was a knock on the door.
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Seeing the well-worn knit cap atop her head, I felt ripples of contempt and hopelessness and absurdity knock on my throat.
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Facebook and Google, meanwhile, have come under fire over their treatment of customer data and the knock on effects for democratic society.
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True, chaos in the kingdom would have lots of other knock-on effects, as would an abrupt end of the Trump presidency.
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Evidently, were production to start re-accelerating over the coming months, there might be a significant knock-on-effect on semis exports.
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Trump's comments had a "knock-on effect on commodities, particularly oil," said Michael Goshko, corporate risk manager at Western Union business solutions.
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You can see players like Josh Jackson in the McDonald's game every year—joyful, brilliant, unfinished—but that's no knock on him.
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So if these conversations are so mundane, why is everyone and their mother telling you to go out and knock on doors?
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People with names and biographies, objects you can knock on that will give a sound back, immensities still rich with natural light.
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" "These types of remarks can really be galvanizing for those of us ready to knock on doors and bring every vote home.
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Arpaio, who at 86, would be the oldest freshman popularly elected to the U.S., took that as a knock on his age.
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Bill coined this phrase the other day: we're all dominos, so how we interact with each other has a knock-on effect.
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EDP Chief Executive Antonio Mexia said that a delay to the auction would have a knock-on effect for its Scottish project.
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Put more simply: knock on the door and the interior lights up to reveal whatever foodstuffs you might have forgotten about. Neat.
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But I'd be lying if I said that I didn't hope for a phone call or a knock on the door afterwards.
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The biggest pre-draft knock on Ball was that he would have a hard time creating shots for himself against NBA defenders.
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Data center or fiber issues can have a knock-on effect to other companies, cutting out service and causing cell site blackouts.
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A Moody's downgrade of the sovereign could also have a significant knock-on effect on the banks, despite them being well-capitalised.
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Self-driving vehicles may need remote operators to cope with emergencies, or ride-along concierges who knock on doors and manhandle packages.
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"A lot of experts have talked about the knock-on aspects of this, what it will mean for other agreements," Flake said.
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"There was no door to knock on," says Ian Lambert, an architect, photographer and publisher who arrived in Hong Kong in 1979.
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But then, to receive that knock on the door from [Pro Football Hall of Fame president] David Baker seems surreal to me.
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This in turn has a knock-on effect for countries like Afghanistan and, from a wider perspective, for blowback in the West.
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"And if they haven't, we go knock on their doors and remind them to," said Sheila Healy, executive director of the party.
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The service is intended to eliminate situations when someone misses a knock on the door by stepping into the shower or backyard.
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The biggest impact is in fact on the currency and therefore the knock-on impact of that is on the export environment.
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Which is not a knock on network shows -- there's just so much ELSE that it feels smaller, & fall is so far away.
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" And Ethan says he wishes he lived "when you had to go knock on the door and ask the dad for permission.
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And, considering the magnitude of the existing model of retail economy, the knock-on effect could be felt across different industries too.
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"I am mostly afraid of a knock on the door at night that means we will be deported to Hungary," she said.
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One day, he finally gathered the courage to knock on the door of a home in Hopetown and ask to photograph inside.
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Anyone of them might knock on a stranger's door to ask for directions and be shot for that simple plea for help.
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"I feel like in movies in the South, they'll come and knock on the door and give you pecan pie," he said.
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They were stuck on the character of a squat carpenter wearing a red cap when there was a knock on the door.
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"Somebody has to go knock on their door, once a day," Cuomo said on Saturday as he briefed reporters on the update.
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I know our headquarter teams have already been in contact with the Oregon organising committee so this is the knock-on effect.
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Halle said Planned Parenthood's goal is to knock on 3 million doors and reach at least 4.5 million voters before Nov. 6.
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Before receiving those two tidbits, Cole answers a knock on his door from Albert and has a dazed vision of Laura Palmer.
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"They know how to knock on doors and get out the vote, and they don't give up," Nixon told me via email.
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When we arrive at Pavilhao Chines, we knock on the door and the cutest old man with a dope mustache greets us.
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One of them, union president Jean Ross, has traveled to several early states to rally volunteers and personally knock on doors herself.
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While campaigning for Hillary Clinton, she noticed that the unions who normally sent people to phonebank and knock on doors were absent.
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The officers did not park their car in front of the house, knock on Jefferson's door, or identify themselves during the incident.
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I was sitting at home last night after putting the little ones down when I heard a knock on our front door.
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In a few minutes, she would knock on Danielle's bedroom door and share with her some random information about the outside world.
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Ms. Martinez recalled a day years ago when she was pregnant with Emylee and there was an unexpected knock on her door.
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Trade tensions between the United States and China could have a knock-on effect on the sector if they hurt sentiment among shoppers.
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The U.S. withdrew from the Paris agreement in July, prompting concern of a knock-on effect on the prioritization of tackling climate change.
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"Part of the correction is welcome," he said, adding that any knock-on impact to European stocks is likely to be short-lived.
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"Just knock on wood that we hope that we get there, because I really do look forward to calling my mom Madam President."
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For example, the device is hard to open with one hand, but if you knock on it, it will open on its own.
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In an apparent knock on Mr. Cruz's faith, Mr. Trump has repeatedly said, vaguely but ominously, that not many evangelicals come from Cuba.
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Sometimes more slowly than at other times, but it always seems to have the knock-on effect of increasing the quality of life.
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AUDIO ADD-ONS The growth in listening to music is having a knock-on impact on Bluetooth speakers, headphones and other audio accessories.
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I was inventing a sales team from scratch, and all of my salespeople were quitting, because it's really hard to knock on doors.
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"When you live in a neighborhood where you felt comfortable to knock on your neighbor's door, then you would do that," said Legewie.
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The schism will be music to the ears of Mr Abdulkarim, even if he wishes he could simply knock on Airbus's door again.
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The biggest knock on bitcoin has been that it is not generally seen as having value except by the people who value bitcoin.
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LG has also promised the ability to simply knock on the display to quickly access screens and apps that you might frequently use.
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The tool helped the campaign knock on more than 2,000 doors during a campaign event held a month before Election Day, aides said.
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The CEO and COO are at their desks when I knock on the door, intently assembling robots to fulfill the company's latest order.
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Teneo Intelligence's Macro Research team believed the CSU will lose its traditional absolute majority, having a knock-on impact on the party leadership.
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Eventually, the rapper makes the move to knock on Grande's door, but she opens it first and pulls him inside before he can.
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On 01/07/2016 my father-in-law was watching [name redacted] at my house, and he heard a knock on the door.
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"Everything is very reactive, and there is a lack of foresight regarding the knock-on effects of interventions," he says of government policy.
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The loud, authoritative knock on the door startled her just as she was bending down to grab a box of mugs and dishes.
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I have tons of safety measures in place; everything is traceable, but I've never had a bad experience so far, knock on wood.
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While the rest of the world frets about the knock-on effect of China's economic slowdown, the Chinese have a bigger worry: themselves.
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You have a big deal with McDonald's, but I'm sure everyone and their coffee-shop mother is trying to knock on your door.
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Every interaction has given me anxiety, from the random phone call, new employee handshake, knock on door, to the food delivery dude—everything.
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"This had a detrimental knock-on effect on companies serving these industries, and caused many expatriate professionals to leave Indonesia," the report noted.
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"It's great to be able to knock on someone's door and ask about Photoshop, or getting a score for the film," he says.
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The groups are sending about 50 people to Miami to knock on doors and make phone calls, encouraging people to vote for Curbelo.
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Data can be transmitted at the same time, though this does have a knock-on effect on the maximum resolutions and refresh rates.
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And the proposed regime will inevitably encourage borderline content to be taken down — having a knock-on impact upon online freedom of expression.
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"Knock on wood, the first one's been so great … if the next one's just in the ballpark, we'll be really happy," he said.
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They won't say it like it is because they live in fear of the political correctness police coming to knock on their door.
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PPAF said it has 2628 canvassers who knock on doors each day and will have knocked on 28500,6900 doors ahead of the voting.
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They can knock on doors, interview witnesses and request public documents, but in order to file a search warrant, they need police support.
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Is it the reason for the knock on Darlene's door and her anxious glance at the person or persons on the other side?
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But all many people on the right — especially the media figures who set the Republican agenda — heard was a knock on white people.
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That campaign includes an effort to knock on more than 3 million doors, and send information by mail to another 1.5 million voters.
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When there is a knock on the door, and the therapist opens it to find a squadron of cops, Denino seems almost relieved.
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Take the night Amanda went to sleep early and was awakened by what she described as "an intense creditor knock" on the door.
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But, now that I'm too big to knock on random peoples' doors and demand they give me treats, Halloween has lost its luster.
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That's the kind of vision Sanders volunteers may have in their heads as they work the phones, lick envelopes, and knock on doors.
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I'll just knock on doors until I find her... Bu there are at least seven variations of Orange Street there are in Orlando?
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The euro also took a knock on Monday as Spain faced its biggest constitutional crisis in decades after Sunday's independence referendum in Catalonia.
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This year, the whole country is doing so, which creates an enormous need for volunteers to knock on doors and make phone calls.
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"Inevitably, the health care system will have to shift toward Covid-19 patients, and there will be knock-on effects," Clark-Ginsberg says.
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As a Dreamer, I know what it's like to live in fear, with your family, of ICE coming to knock on your door.
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Those knock-on effects have been particularly important in our frequently fraught relationship with China; climate cooperation has kept diplomatic doors open there.
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His previous knock on Rubio for not showing up to votes fell flat a few months ago, but it feels more relevant now.
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" And thankfully, there have been no signs of jealousy yet, says Hayley: "We expected it and knock on wood, we haven't seen any.
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Something to watch: Corporations may borrow less in coming months, which can have knock-on effects in the stock market and wider economy.
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It was the Senate Majority PAC that partnered with a two-year-old group called Black PAC to knock on the 520,000 doors.
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But the knock on Twitter is that it has always been a difficult product to use, and these changes might make it easier.
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Here's what we're watching: • Steven Mnuchin brought his version of "America First" to Davos with a knock on the value of the dollar.
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A knock on the door interrupted his explanation of the multiple breaks, and an aide stepped into the room at the mayor's office.
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"The knock on our teams has been you don't have enough top 50 wins, top 100," said Judy MacLeod, commissioner of Conference USA.
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The decision to shut all schools and universities until March 63 will have massive knock-on effects for working parents - and their employers.
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The campaign recently began hiring paid field organizers who, for $15 an hour, would bolster efforts to knock on doors and call voters.
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Gordon Nardell, the Labour candidate, broke off from the party activists outside the tube station last week to knock on some doors alone.
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When we knock on the door of the main office, a woman in her sixties named Beverly greets us with a neighborly smile.
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"The downgrade has a fair knock on effect for Australia, because we're such enormous producers of iron ore and base metals," Rooney said.
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Most people knock on the door of their dreams once, then run away before anyone has a chance to the open the door.
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The Rise and Organize campaign has rallied Democrats to knock on doors and call people to encourage them to participate in electoral politics.
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Also speaking Tuesday, US Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell warned that the outbreak and its knock-on effects could hurt the global economy.
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The knock-on effects of potential bee extinction have been widely discussed, but few creative experiences have sought to make the phenomenon tangible.
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The knock-on effects of coronavirus concerns has impacted more than PAX East and GDC, with numerous esports events being impacted, as well.
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For too long, they have treated us like cheap laborers who can knock on doors to deliver them 51 percent of the vote.
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Those gains can have a knock-on effect on the economy outside Wall Street, creating a feedback loop that helps encourage more buying.
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One source tells us George can probably expect a knock on his door soon, and he'll be finding agents on the other side.
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There's another door maybe two or three feet away, and I knock on that door, it's locked, and I heard somebody say something.
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Those rate increases could have a wider knock-on effect given the degree to which Canadian borrowers rely on the alternative lending market.
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When you're at any critical point in a project it's easy to knock on three people's doors and get three points of view.
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I'm not going to knock on someone's door and ask them how much water they use, because in this project it's not important.
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"These are legislative districts where if a candidate has a reasonable campaign behind them, they can knock on every door twice," he said.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden, a Delaware native, came out of retirement to knock on doors and hold fundraisers for Democratic candidate Stephanie Hansen.
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Photo: Ash Adams/GizmodoSlumping ground is one of the most obvious and disruptive consequences permafrost thaw, but the potential knock-on effects are multitudinous.
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And then there are those that don't even require hacking at all—just a knock on the door, and asking to be let in.
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A huge portion of people won't respond to any of the online or mailing efforts, so census workers will have to knock on doors.
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Instead, I was too scared to even let my eyes linger, lest anyone accuse me of being gay—the ultimate knock on one's masculinity.
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February 2, just after the halftime show had ended, there was a loud knock on the door of his Côte-des-Neiges-neighborhood apartment.
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Black women are more likely than black men to engage with police officers when they knock on doors making welfare or mental health checks.
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Petrol prices increased by up to 20% at the start of the year, leading to many knock- on price rises in goods and services.
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The infrastructure push is expected to create jobs and have knock-on economic benefits, but skeptical voters said they were not yet feeling improvements.
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The plunging prices of oil and other commodities, the knock on effect of a slowing economy in China, and a generally weak global economy.
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The mosquito control team in New Orleans got firefighters to help knock on doors when cases of West Nile virus began surfacing in 2012.
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Usually that guidance comes too late, in the form of a knock on your door by the FBI, or a secret grand jury indictment.
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The knock on microgrids has traditionally been that they're expensive, but they are already reaching cost parity with California grid power in some places.
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I initially had to reason through every move and anticipate the knock-on consequences, whereas now I can intuit the right moves quite quickly.
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The couple is awoken in the middle of the night by horrifying screeching, a knock on the door, and garbage cans being thrown around.
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Clinton's campaign can tap into their army of volunteers and supporters to knock on doors and serve essentially as an arm of the campaign.
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The picture wasn't a knock on her, because I really admire her body, but at the same time I totally admire my body, too.
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While this came from a very specific set of circumstances, there have been direct knock-on effects for major tech companies' mobile AR strategies.
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Claire was reluctant to answer the knock on her door, and thought Tyler could be a scammer since she hadn't made a pizza order.
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So knock on wood, it's a good reason to stay healthy … Who'd have thought a gold can of Bud Light would change my life?
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In California, canvassers from the Orange County Democrats carry pictures of Trump when they knock on doors ahead of the June 7 California primary.
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In September, this knock-on effect was exacerbated by a jump in tax receipts flowing into the U.S. Treasury Department's account at the Fed.
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The once magnificent creature is reportedly looking miserable and dejected as visitors consistently knock on its glass cage to get its attention for pictures.
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Concerns over plunging oil prices, a slowdown in China and market volatility in the world's second largest economy have had a knock-on effect.
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The common currency also took a knock on Monday as Spain faced its biggest constitutional crisis in decades after Sunday's independence referendum in Catalonia.
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This isn't really a knock on the American people, who have more going on in their lives than just learning about America's uninsured rate.
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Carney said any new protectionist U.S. trade policies could throw "sand in the gears" of the global economy, with knock-on effects for Britain.
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While from a fiscal point of view that makes sense, according to several economists, it will have a knock-on effect on monetary policy.
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Touchy, I know, but given the whole "this man doesn't actually exist" thing, I'm not expecting a knock on my door from a lawyer.
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Their sheer size influences global markets in commodities, and China's stock market gyrations have already begun to have knock-on effects around the world.
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Yandex might be unique in the breadth of in-house businesses for which an autonomous, wheeled, small-parcel robot could have knock-on benefits.
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Not a knock on ferrets but they have to be cared for and let out under controlled conditions when there are more than six.
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The day before, he asked me if it would be proper, according to German custom, to knock on the neighbors' doors and introduce himself.
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With the e-commerce company investing $5bn in the project, and the knock-on benefits worth much more, some places are offering huge sweeteners.
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She would knock on the door of the Puerto Rican postman who lived on the second floor and ask to go through his window.
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These mobile apps enable supporters who may not want to knock on doors or make phone calls to still engage in canvassing activities directly.
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The regular process would have been for the FBI to knock on Papadopoulos's door immediately and interview him about the source of the information.
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Despite your reluctance, the easiest way to accomplish that would be to knock on the neighbor's door and ask to speak with the owner.
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With equity markets having taken a knock on the trade tensions last year, even the whiff of progress in the months-long Sino-U.
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A number of foreign currency suppliers in the U.K. have apparently stopped trading in Riyals, and the knock-on effect has been almost immediate.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan's super PAC, the Congressional Leadership Fund, spent $3 million on the congressional race, sending volunteers to knock on 600,000 doors.
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"People knock on my door, and I'm still scared," Ortiz (whose name has been altered to protect her privacy) told me over the phone.
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The cost of staple foods, such as maize, has sky rocketed and had a knock-on effect on inflation, the central bank has said.
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So yeah, barring an injury to Towns—knock on wood—it's extremely likely that these guys are going to get really good, really soon.
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As the world's two largest economies exchange threats of retaliatory tariffs, the rest of the world is watching closely for any knock-on repercussions.
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A seamstress mourns for her friend -- and an uncertain future Juana Tobar Ortega smiles as soon as she hears the knock on the door.
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Increasing the ranks of maintenance personnel would have the knock-on effect of freeing up more planes for training and other missions, he said.
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It's more than simply missing being around people; research shows that isolation can have huge knock-on effects on both mental and physical health.
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Number two, thank God for the time being — anything can happen, as my mother would say, knock on wood — that I'm in good health.
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Liberal activist groups deployed large numbers of volunteers to knock on doors, recruit candidates and register voters and raised large sums of money online.
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I was in Vermont for some feminist conference and he tracked me down and asked if i wanted to knock on doors with him.
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Although tourists sometimes think the buildings are playthings and knock on the doors, the site is actually intended to help solve desperate urban problems.
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"There are knock-on effects all the way through the system," says Chief Stephens, who recently announced plans to resign and move to Australia.
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For the headphone-wearer, get in her field of vision, or knock on her desk, or say "Hey, Smithers?" in a slightly raised voice.
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Thousands of meetings that would've taken place at MWC this year now won't happen, which could have knock-on effects later in the year.
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I stand outside this person's apartment for 20 minutes, knock on her door twice, and she finally messages me to say the mirror sold!
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Schwab's latest move is likely to have a knock-on effect across the sector, forcing rivals to follow suit and eliminate commissions, experts warned.
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Yet the knock-on effect of a country marred by war and conflict continues to be felt across important public-facing sectors — including journalism.
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One worker asked a field director, Corbin Spencer, if they should bother to knock on the doors of homes that displayed a Handel sign.
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Spanish companies adjusted their production strategies, staggering exports or speeding them up before the strike, to limit the knock-on effects on their business.
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Horvat told Reuters it was unclear how the growth might have knock-on effects on the Arctic food chain, perhaps drawing more fish northwards.
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Look at Al Franken, one day he's going to get a knock on his door and life as he's known it will change forever.
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The group knocked on 85033,000 doors last weekend and said it plans to knock on more than 130,000 doors over the next two weeks.
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The currency had taken a knock on Friday when U.S. President Donald Trump said he had approved the doubling of metals tariffs against Turkey.
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If, like so many good soldiers before him, he gives that last full measure of devotion, no one will come knock on my door.
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Legacy of disaster Nuclear is, perhaps, the only industry where accidents in one plant or one country have a major knock-on effect worldwide.
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However, the knock-on effect of inflation showing signs of life could mean even higher interest rates, which would make auto loans more expensive.
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But there are more knock-on effects likely — problems that will go unsolved and opportunities missed because of time and effort spent on squabbling.
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But that could have another knock-on effect: people who do not itemize may cut back on their charitable contributions, which are tax-deductible.
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Mr. Correa said he had a recurring leak in his apartment, and he would often knock on the door of the unit above his.
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Because it's one thing to say, "This would be a great idea", and another thing to knock on doors and try to sell it.
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And removing an apex predator like the octopod will have knock-on effects of its own—upending the balance of the sea floor ecosystem.
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A girl might come knock on the door asking for water, but don't know what they are doing and what is strapped on them.
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"No, I don't intend to send jackboots to knock on your door and every door in America," Mr. Cruz told CNN in Iowa in January.
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"Every time I go back to Texas I drive by it, but I don't have the courage to go up and knock on the door."
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What he did have was a love for his neighbors: He'd knock on the super's door on behalf of anyone who was having maintenance problems.
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"The knock on HomePod is its $349 price is about 2-3x the price of a typical smart speaker," Munster wrote in a research note.
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"The rhetoric around tariffs and knock-on effects on the economy put a damper on expectations and raised scrutiny among credit managers," de Pena said.
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He warned that the knock-on effects on flights in terms of delays and cancellations would be felt for at least the next 24 hours.
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Defence Minister Roberta Pinotti is "worried about possible knock-on effects for Italians defense companies, among which Leonardo is the main one," the source added.
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To procure live music for his popular parties, Maft Sai had to trek out to Isaan and knock on doors to find the old stars.
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In addition to his knock on the Democrats, Trump sent another tweet that pointed to the impact the Federal Reserve is having on the market.
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Lotus competed with a Mercedes engine last year and lacked the resources to develop their car, which has had a knock-on effect this season.
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Investors will stay fairly steady throughout this period knowing that coronavirus will result only in a temporary knock on corporate profits and general economic activity.
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Yet, he said, he still lives in fear of the investigators in their suits or the reporters with their notebooks who knock on his door.
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It's worth noting that many analysts think production will fall even harder this year, with a possible knock-on impact on next year's anticipated levels.
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In the event of a major supply or demand disruption to the country's gas supplies, there could be a knock-on effect on electricity production.
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Each side deployed hundreds of volunteers on Saturday to call voters, knock on doors and test their get-out-the-vote operations for Monday night.
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As they have become more automated, the knock-on effects have become more severe—and expensive, says George Hamlin, an aviation expert based in Virginia.
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They have six days to call voters, knock on doors and generally make their case before the first actual decision of Decision 2016 is made.
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People are invited to interact freely with the piece — get up close to the windows, walk on the slanted roof, knock on the wood panels.
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That could have a "knock-on effect" for other ongoing epidemics such as Ebola, Dr. Mike Ryan, executive director of WHO's emergencies program, said Friday.
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That could have a "knock-on effect" for other ongoing epidemics such as Ebola, Dr. Mike Ryan, executive director of WHO's emergencies program, said Friday.
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Not anxious to knock on death's door a second time around, Bauer came up with a waist-length quilted puffer coat with a knitted collar.
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Indeed, one major knock on Pelosi's leadership is that she's failed to provide an upward path for younger members, including women, black people, and Latinos.
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The Violence VirusAn excerpt from "The Rise of Big Data Policing: Surveillance, Race, and the Future of Law Enforcement" A knock on an apartment door.
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Particularly as its EU withdrawal remains uncertain and that has a direct knock-on effect for the U.K.'s future trading relationships with the world.
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That's also having a knock-on effect on the most innovative cybersecurity startups, which continue to raise big money to grow and meet that demand.
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The shift from lender to borrower will create a knock-on effect, gradually forcing it to attract more foreign capital and liberalise its financial system.
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So, two of us—both women—go upstairs, knock on the door, the door flies open, and out wafts the smell of sweat and semen.
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"Or an individual getting a knock on the door from law enforcement, and being questioned or having their home searched, based on a false identification."
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Officials were investigating whether the Bledsoe home received a warning call or a knock on the door to evacuate, Shasta County Sheriff Tom Bosenko said.
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But I tend to have friends come through before or after gigs, so it's not strange for someone to just knock on my door unannounced.
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Nearly 18,000 volunteers were fanned out across the state on Clinton's behalf and they managed to knock on 51,000 doors Monday, according to the campaign.
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Belarus is in its third year of recession, hit by the knock-on effects of a downturn in Russia and a fall in oil prices.
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To have ducks nest in one courtyard, knock on a door, and have a parade year after year is a special kind of magic, though.
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This had a knock-on effect on Apple's European suppliers with Dialog Semiconductor off more than 9 percent and Austria Microsystems down over 5 percent.
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The knock on DJs has historically been that they don't create anything original, and just recycle what others have done in the laziest possible way.
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But if it doesn't get cleared up eventually, it will be a knock on people's trust of autonomous systems and the companies that provide them.
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Banks lost confidence in each other's creditworthiness and refused to lend; a knock-on effect was that companies found it hard to get trade credit.
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But with a huge population and a set of nations whose economies are rapidly changing, we are seeing a significant knock-on effect in tech.
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If he is in good health, knock on wood, and seeing what the landscape is at the time, yeah, I think he is considering it.
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The prospect of rising U.S. rates had been underpinning the dollar, though the currency took a knock on Friday as risk appetite improved a little.
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Ferrell doesn't remember when the crew realized this just wasn't in the cards, but does remember a knock on his trailer door around 11 p.m.
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But with 800,000 federal workers affected by the partial shutdown — and knock-on effects growing sharper all the time — the political fallout could be severe.
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The Win Justice program plans to engage voters through texting, digital organizing and helping train community leaders to knock on doors, according to the release.
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A lack of intermediate goods and parts from Mexico due to the knock-on effect on U.S. manufacturing would bring about factory closures and layoffs.
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There was a knock on the window, and Tyreanna, Timia and Jimarrion ran out to where a family friend had pulled up in a minivan.
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My partnership with seven national unions to knock on tens of millions of doors — it&aposs still going, I&aposm just not directing it now.
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It's not the fear that the Suharto regime will knock on your door and take you away, it's the fear of being labeled a Communist.
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If these common, beneficial species are brought to the brink of extinction by chlorpyrifos, the knock-on effects on our agricultural economy would be substantial.
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The southern Latin nation, most recently known as one of the region's most stable and prosperous, is also now seeing a knock-on economic impact.
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There will be a knock on the level of activity and trading but in terms of collecting the assets and getting people to come in.
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Cincinnati, Ohio, police officer James Givens was sitting in his patrol car when he heard what sounded like a little knock on his vehicle's door.
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As a knock on from that, our surgical teams are currently being asked to look after medical patients because the medical teams are so overwhelmed.
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Even if we happen to not be in, they can knock on my mother-in-law's door next door, [and she will] let them in.
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You do the best you can and if one door closes just knock on other doors and most often another will open up for you.
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Women often have to take time off work, school, or college and pretend to be ill to get it, which has obvious knock-on effects.
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Songs that are otherwise emotion-neutral suddenly feel loaded and complicated, like someone's about to knock on the bathroom door and ask if you're okay.
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That in turn has generated a knock-on effect on KCM's mining operations, which use the sulphuric acid generated by the smelter to leach copper.
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For example, do people feel it's normal to knock on a neighbor's door and visit, or would that be considered a dangerous invasion of privacy?
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Instead, the group is building an ambitious field operation to knock on doors and make other voter contacts in 40 targeted congressional districts this fall.
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"They knock on doors to make sure people are O.K. That's exactly the same way they should respond in the community I grew up in."
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"It's so nice not to have to constantly be dodging my landlady's call or dreading that she's going to knock on the door," she said.
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One of the least-harmful knock-on effects of the COVID-19 pandemic is undoubtedly going to be the launch of A LOT of podcasts.
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Roni Savage, the director at Jomas Associates, an engineering consulting firm with 15 employees, has already seen the knock-on effect of the Brexit impasse.
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On Monday, the actor Ben Stiller made a surprise cameo to knock on doors in Brooklyn with Andrew Gounardes, who unseated Senator Martin J. Golden.
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In the stifling August heat one recent evening in Austin, Hutcheson took her two daughters and brother-in-law to knock on dozens of doors.
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"When we knock on doors the thing we hear about most is health care costs," Ben Wikler, chairman of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin, said.
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Jon: The ideal case is I show up, I knock on the door, they say, "He's in his room," we pick him up and leave.
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In July roughly 2600,21 Venetians protested against tourism ruining their city, the knock-on effects of which include rising rent and pollution from cruise ships.
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The seller's father would often knock on my door and ask after the baby, forgetting over and over again that I did not have children.
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He wants his players to be comfortable eating with him, so that they won't hesitate to knock on his door if they have a problem.
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For Moore's business, tariffs have a huge knock-on effect, from the vintners in the French countryside to the shipping industry to customers and employees.
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At the time I was cupped, I didn't have asthma, acne on my back, or too much overwhelming pain in my life (knock on wood).
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If it goes forward, it not only will further disrupt trade flows, but could have a knock-on effect with other countries implementing similar measures.
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Pessimists worry that the knock-on effect from this capital-spending stumble could be far-reaching and more painful than the likes of Goldman expect.
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On that tour, I'd also be the one that would knock on his door to get him to come out and go do the show.
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"The knock on the door and the forceful entry into Senator Packwood's office smack of Nazi Germany, smack of Communist Russia," one Republican senator said.
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The first story is correct, and the second story is a knock-on consequence of an important but fundamentally unrelated fight about Social Security spending.
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The core problem of the knock-on political consequences of bad macroeconomic policy is that during a recession, the objective facts of economic policy change.
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The biggest knock on the Facebook idea is that it feels unlikely that the government will let the social giant buy up another communications service.
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When someone would knock on the door, I'd constantly have to change out of my dress or my heels and into sneakers to open the door.
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Turning back migrants would mean rigid border controls inside Schengen and have a knock-on effect on other EU states, hitting cross-border business and travel.
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Should AT1 pricing concerns persist and have a knock-on effect on the banks' capital-raising and broader funding strategies, this could impact the banks' ratings.
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So it's done the old-fashioned way, where survey companies and agencies will send out individuals with clipboards, knock on the door, and ask a question.
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"We did it very late in the process, to try not to have it leak or be revealed, which, knock on wood, it didn't," Feige said.
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In the seventh minute, Thomas Mueller was played through by a clever Mesut Ozil knock on but shot straight at McGovern, who made several fine saves.
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If you're sleep quality is poor, or you're not sleeping enough, whether from binge-watching or baby watching, that can have a big knock-on effect.
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Egyptian Finance Minister Mohamed Maait said policy makers in developed countries should understand that if their actions hurt other countries it would have knock-on effects.
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These inevitably have a knock-on affect on the way that businesses will be able to use these sites, and also what role middlemen like Falcon.
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Don Beyer, who was visiting New Hampshire to knock on doors for Buttigieg, said the digital ad might hurt Buttigieg but predicted it won't help Biden.
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The discussion today focused largely on empowering mods to do what they need to do, which should have a knock-on effect in creating functional communities.
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When she returned, there was a knock on the door — but instead of her expected playmate, it was the local cops, according to the Chicago Tribune.
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But should it come to this, or should production remain lower than in the past, it would likely have a knock-on effect on America's economy.
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Dismissals and detentions have a knock-on effect on the whole chain of command ... The inevitable loss of trust has a big impact on operational capabilities.
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When he ran for city council two years later, one of his mentors, Carl Sharif, told him to knock on every door in the Central Ward.
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Some only knew it was there when they saw the flames rushing toward them or got a frantic knock on their door, the L.A. Times reported.
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But in the original sources of this tale, not only is there no knock on the head (only a flash of light), there is no horse.
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My husband and I had organized a trip of about 15 people up to Pennsylvania to knock on doors for Hillary the week before [the election].
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Knock on wood, but it's been years since the TSA has seized one of our bulging makeup bags or an airline has lost our dopp kits.
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You can knock on the screen to interact with it or click the volume button twice to immediately open the camera app and take a photo.
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Despite the queen's favour, Byrd's life was "spent in fear...of the knock on the door at midnight", as John Rutter, a contemporary composer, puts it.
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George W. Bush, succeeded Clinton on a pledge to "restore honor and dignity" to the White House -- a not-so-subtle knock on Clinton's marital infidelity.
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After wandering the streets cloaked in an abaya, she made a daring decision to knock on the door of a stranger's house and ask for help.
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The two officers did not knock on the front door of the home and instead went into the backyard, where the shot was fired, Kraus said.
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The knock-on effect has been a decrease in recruitment in syndicated loan teams, especially for senior positions such as loan syndication directors or managing directors.
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The Bank Wars were certainly important at the time; it would have massive knock-on effects on future presidents, including his close associate Martin Van Buren.
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Of the myriad issues raised by the evolving and intensifying US-China trade Cold War, the knock-on effects on Apple have been perhaps least appreciated.
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That is beginning to worry freight handlers at U.S. West Coast ports and is the first sign of knock-on effects from the failure of Hanjin.
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Drunk Delaney starts to ask his vision of Winter if he really killed her, but instead of an answer, he hears a knock on his door.
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As they arrived, he sent them on foot in crews of three and four to knock on the doors of homes he considered likely to flood.
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There have been knock-on effects: a new variant of Boeing's 777, the 777X, is not due until 2020, giving Airbus's A350 time to win orders.
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Perhaps the biggest knock on Canon's mirrorless efforts so far — even more than camera design — is that the company offers a meager lineup of native lenses.
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These changes in schedule have had a knock-on effect on the timetable for scoring the film, and Desplat was reportedly unavailable for the new dates.
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The ban will sharply reduce China's output of nickel pig iron (NPI) and have a knock-on effect on stainless steel production, analysts said on Wednesday.
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The knock-on effect of this dynamic could be the number of active ARKit apps per user on iOS being higher than their ARCore Android cousins.
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There is much at stake and the Irish government will likely hold the British government responsible for any knock-on effect Brexit has on Ireland's economy.
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On-site searches include sending investigators to where the subject has lived or worked, to search local databases like county court records and knock on doors.
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Well, Democrats won the House and the bloodthirsty partisans aren't just going to forget about what drove them to donate and knock on doors in 2018.
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Rather than navigating a web of power centers run by thousands of princes, the business community would know exactly whose door to knock on, he said.
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Disney's new Trump robot will most definitely scare small children This isn't a knock on Trump, because the gaunt animatronic nightmare figure looks nothing like him.
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