If he trusts you, he lets down his guard and chills.
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But the script lets down the direction, over and over again.
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In Ernest L. Thayer's poem, the fictional baseball slugger Casey lets down his Mudville team.
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She knows what she is doing when she pulls off the kerchief, lets down her hair.
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But even when he lets the walls of his fort down, he never lets down his guard.
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When she finally lets down her guard, the monologue Light delivers about being a "real wife" is heartbreaking.
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John grumbles until lunch arrives, but once we set out our salads, he lets down the drawbridge a bit.
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But the instructor is so busy that he lets down his guard to the approaching tiny figure in kickboxing gear.
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Luke Morton, Converge's Jacob Bannon Lets Down His Guard on New Solo Project Wear Your Wounds Follow Noisey on Twitter.
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Bob takes it one final step further—he lets down my hair and ties it up again with a rope.
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If I'm trying to be an objective evaluator, though, I think my execution lets down the creativity of this theme.
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One, the tragedy of 9/11, reminds us what happens when America lets down its guard, even inadvertently, to international threats.
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In this scene, after she lets down her hair, she swings around and her braid appears to magically pass right through her arm.
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Mr. West lets down the veil a bit, giving chum to voyeurs while also taking them to task: Wanna know how I feel?
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But with a price tag ranging from $1,500 to $2,500, a disappointing display lets down the nicest smartwatch I've ever strapped to my wrist.
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"What we've learned the last couple of years is that we're a team that sometimes lets down when things are going well," he said.
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A few conservatives have raised concerns that Judge Kavanaugh will be "another John Roberts," who sounds great but lets down conservatives in the end.
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You mentioned all these relationships she's defined by, but throughout the movie, she either lets down all of those people or they let her down.
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To dissect how Parker the director lets down both Parker the actor and Turner the historical figure, let's talk about the film's single best shot.
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In a new documentary produced by U.S. cable network HBO, the Berkshire Hathaway mega-billionaire shares old home movies and lets down his guard a bit.
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As Amazon moves forward in its HQ2 selection process, it's acting like a really, really considerate ex as it lets down the cities that didn't make the cut.
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This skepticism about Wakanda is both Black Panther's greatest strength and, ultimately, the reason its climactic battle lets down the rest of the movie just a little bit.
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"The hair is almost there for my donation goal 🙂 #rapunzel #noextensions," Curtis captioned a recent Instagram video, in which she lets down her long hair in slow motion.
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"I will consider it a personal insult, an insult to my legacy, if this community lets down its guard and fails to activate itself in this election," the president said.
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So often, female nerdiness is defined through men: the traditional cinematic girl nerd was a wallflower who becomes desirable to a protagonist when she removes her glasses and lets down her hair.
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"I will consider it a personal insult -- an insult to my legacy -- if this community lets down its guard and fails to activate itself in this election," he recently told African-American voters.
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GIBRALTAR (Reuters) - The British people will harshly judge any prime minister who lets down Gibraltar at the last moment in Britain's negotiations to leave the European Union, the chief minister of "the Rock" has told Reuters.
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Mr. Gottfried, the comedian famous for his blue material and dying-donkey voice, lets down his guard (a little) and allows cameras inside the comfortable Manhattan apartment he shares with his apparently sane wife and two well-adjusted children.
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The full-size Xperia X only fared worse in our tests, which means this is likely to be another Xperia Compact that looks good in photos and on paper, but just lets down those of us looking for a small phone.
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But even as he lets down his guard with Pelosi's children while they are building sand castles, the man jokes that Trump should hire them to help construct the border wall, hinting that the camera-friendly moment didn't do much to alter his politics.
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And after we have achieved historic turnout in 2008 and 2012, especially in the African-American community, I will consider it a personal insult, an insult to my legacy, if this community lets down its guard and fails to activate itself in this election.
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Gibraltar wants London to negotiate a "special status" with the EU for it after the British exit "The British people would judge very harshly a prime minister or any other minister in the British cabinet who at the last minute lets down the people of Gibraltar," Picardo said.
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"After we have achieved historic turnout in 2008 and 2012, especially in the African-American community, I will consider it a personal insult, an insult to my legacy, if this community lets down its guard and fails to activate itself in this election," Obama said in strikingly direct remarks.
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"Congress' failure to permanently reauthorize and fund the bipartisan LWCF jeopardizes the multi-billion-dollar outdoor recreation industry and lets down millions of Americans who rely on this critical program to experience the great outdoors, in local communities across the United States," the group said in a statement.
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Hours later, as the sun rises and her husband still snoozes beside her, she gets up, wipes off all that cream, lets down those rollers, and smears on a fresh layer of makeup before getting back into bed — all to make her husband believe she really does wake up like that.
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As I wrote in an angry essay, "As Trumplethinskin lets down his hair for tech, shame on Silicon Valley for climbing the Tower in silence": Yes, indeed, the lifestyles of the rich and famous of Silicon Valley are getting dicey these days as the dawn of the Trump administration is about to peek over the stormy horizon.
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There are some significant spoilers about the ending (could humans be the real monsters?), but for the most point we'll be discussing whether how Metro 2033 attempts to combine immersive sim and linear FPS traditions, the places where its execution lets down its artistic ambitions, the whiff of centrism around its politics, and what its singular morality system implies about its worldview.
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But Anthony always lets people down. He lets down Kate, who hoped for his company as an antidote to Krogh's, by chasing women. And he lets down Krogh by failing to protect him from an embittered employee, upon which an old associate of Krogh's called Hall beats the man up. Unhappy with the job, Anthony betrays both Kate and Krogh by resigning.
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Charlie at last notices she is gone and falls off the bike. He sees them together now stopped and standing beside the car. They leave the car for a short while and Charlie lets down the rear tyre. His rival returns and is furious.
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She then leaves the car, walks towards the sea, and lets down her hair. Flashbacks of the woman and her lover on the beach are shown. With teary eyes, she heads into the sea as waves break the shore. Back in the car, she imagines her lover holding her hands.
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Mahabir escaped and has never returned. Mahabir slowly lets down his guard and begins to care for Veera, and his anger fades away slowly. He tries to leave her at a police station in one of the small mountainous towns they stop in. However, Veera refuses and insists on staying with Mahabir.
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Ben, who survived the stabbing, attacks her, and she kills him as well. Jennifer searches through one of the detectives' pockets. Gary finds her and she says she will help him clean up the mess. When he lets down his guard, she sprays him with pepper spray and runs away, sabotaging the house's electrical system.
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Looking north from Pier 84 as Weeks 533 lets down Enterprise on afterdeck of Intrepid on a partly cloudy afternoon, 6 June 2012. Weeks Marine is a marine construction and dredging contractor based in Cranford, NJ. It was founded by Francis Weeks and his son Richard B. Weeks in 1919 as the Weeks Stevedoring Company.
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" Financial Express rated it 1.5/5, and wrote "Spend your money on some cappuccino instead and save your brain cells." Rediff.com also rated it 1.5/5, writing "Coffee With D does not have a bad plot but it could do with a better on-screen translation. What lets down the film is the way it is executed and shot.
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On February 14, 1986, Mickey and Maggie remarry in a double wedding with Melissa Anderson and Pete Jannings (Melissa's fiancé). Soon after they remarry, Maggie is diagnosed with Myasthenia Gravis, which eventually goes into remission. Maggie and Mickey's marriage is in trouble by 1990. Mickey is always at work and constantly lets down Maggie and misses dinner dates and other important functions.
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Wu Song puts on the robe and lets down his hair, as Buddhist pilgrims do, thus concealing the exile tattoo on his face. He is thenceforth nicknamed "Pilgrim". On his way, Wu Song passes by a temple where a Taoist Wang (), nicknamed "Flying Centipede" (), keeps a kidnapped woman for sexual pleasure. Wu Song kills the priest and his servants, saves the woman, and burns down the temple.
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Social Democratic and Labour Party leader Margaret Ritchie said the findings were flawed and contrary "to a mountain of evidence of collusion". She added: "It completely lets down the victims' families and the wider community. [The Ombudsman] paints a picture of an incompetent keystone cops type of police force when the reality was that the RUC and Special Branch were rotten to the core"."Margaret Ritchie wants ombudsman Hutchinson resignation".
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She lets down two long braids, allowing the Harajuku Girls to scale the building and cut off the braids. They meet Akon at a parking lot, and Stefani drives off with him. They are pursued by two of the Harajuku Girls as police officers, and the video closes with Stefani back in jail after two hours of chasing. The video is intercut with sequences of Stefani and Akon in front of a letter G in lights.
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Big Gun sees Yem, who was in attendance, and lets down his guard, not knowing of Yem's betrayal. Yem takes the chance and shoots him. Hawaii Pistol kills Kang when Ahn hesitates to do so, revealing that he killed his father, a Japanese sympathizer, and did not want Ahn to live with that and become a mercenary like him. Before they leave, Big Gun tells Ahn that she looked pretty in the dress, and dies from his injuries.
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Janelle allows him to stay and Kim bonds with Bree (Sianoa Smit-McPhee) and Stingray (Ben Nicholas). Dylan returns and Kim tries to hold the family together and he begins working alongside Joe Mangel (Mark Little) at Lassiter's. When Dylan and Stingray are sent to prison, Janelle tells Kim that she no longer needs him around. Bree lets down the tyres on Kim's van to stop him from leaving and she and Janae (Eliza Taylor-Cotter) convince Janelle to give Kim a chance.
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Arkady passes Gabriel on to Grigori Bulganov, an FSB intelligence director, with instructions for Gabriel's murder. Gabriel is surprised to discover that Grigori was his interrogator in his previous detention with the FSB, and his astonishment grows as Grigori reveals his duplicity as both an agent for and, secretly, against Ivan Kharkov and the corruption that he represents. Grigori arms and then returns a supposedly conciliatory Gabriel to Arkady. When Arkady lets down his guard, Grigori and Gabriel kill him and his guards and then free Elena.
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Astaris begins attacking the policeman, destroying Justy's ship and using more and more power to try to break through his defenses. Worried for the safety of the nearby transport, Justy uses his powers to teleport it away from the fight. In doing so, he lets down his guard and Astaris is able to hit him with the full force of her powers, causing him to disappear. The criminal espers believe they have destroyed him, so they take the transport with all the hostages and warp away, leaving Astaris floating in space.
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Bob Mills locks the doors and lets down the shutters to entertain his pals with another selection of top video clips and mementoes of his incredible life. Tonight, a man who likes to discuss shaving on first dates, and another who likes to discuss salt. There's also rare footage of Bob's sister's wedding, including his mum's party piece and a small contretemps at the reception. The repossession of Rod Hull's house is recreated, with 'Emu' playing a starring role, and Ulrika Jonsson meets Bob for a high-powered TV dinner.
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Inside Soap 2019 preview for Casualty revealed that Robyn would discover that Marty has been claiming that he is Charlotte's dad in upcoming episodes. The story concludes when Robyn and Joshua meet at the hospital creche. Marty is unable to collect Charlotte as he is experiencing a shift with the paramedic team and becomes worried that his lies will be exposed. Robyn and Joshua discovering the truth coincides with a bad day for Marty as he lets down Louise with work and paramedics Iain Dean (Michael Stevenson) and Ruby Spark (Maddy Hill) eject him from the ambulance for his poor attitude.
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Canaan agrees, and takes on the appearance of the sniper, allowing him to enter the secured facility that Nina had hidden herself in. Believing that Canaan is the sniper, Nina lets down her guard, allowing Canaan to override the facility's security controls for Fringe to raid the site. Nina and several others are captured, and Agent Lee finds that the equipment in the facility can allow them to track down all the other shapeshifters in the area. As they are clearing out the building, they come to learn that Captain Lee's wound was fatal and he has died, shattering Fauxlivia's emotions.
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Although Belinda resides in Kent, within driving distance of Walford, she makes great use of her villa in Lanzarote. She often holidays there and her grandmother Mo Harris (Laila Morse) frequently visits, although Belinda often lets down her father Charlie. Belinda is mentioned 2008 when she promises Charlie that she is returning to spend some time with him, only then to cancel, leaving Charlie very upset. Belinda also makes a small cameo appearance in the DVD spin-off Slaters in Detention, where she is arrested after Charlie says she is the only normal daughter he has, but sees Belinda at the station and withdraws the remark.
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When Duncan supports Evans, Ben informs them that they will work seven days a week without their usual weekends off in Havana. Gordy suggests that the officers substitute for him every other weekend on trips to Havana to have the classified color film processed. Ben's wife Martha (Steele) is staying in Havana, and during a night out dancing on their next visit, Evans tells Martha that while he admires Ben's determination, he is worried that Ben never lets down his guard. She replies that he and Ben are a lot alike in their integrity, and that Ben and the scientist make a perfect team to achieve success.
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The Film Daily gave it a positive review in July 1920, stating that it as a whole was a "Good, old-fashioned racing meller that contained thrills a-plenty, heart interest, and all the other elements that should make it go ver big; well- acted and well-produced.". Photoplay also gave it a positive review, writing that it "[...] has a speed that never lets down, an electric sort of thrill in its most exciting episodes, and its heroics are of the style that recall those days when we shuffled our feet among the peanut-shells on the gallery floor and nearly fell over the rail whenever the heroine was in peril." By october 1919, the film had been seen by over 1,540,000 people, and had been shown 700 times in New York alone.
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A trio of college kids – all friends of each other – attempt to insure summer jobs for themselves by becoming concert promoters at a lakeside dance pavilion that is in danger of closing. A local lifeguard, Turk (Martin West), jealous of both Rick (William Wellman, Jr.) and Mickey (James Stacy), tries to ruin their plan and at the same time tries to steal Rick’s girl, Cindy (Quinn O’Hara) – who has secretly arranged for her rich dad to finance the pavilion. Rick flips when he finds out about Cindy’s dad, and Turk tries to sabotage the dance hall with some hired goons – who, after failing, bully Turk into ripping the place off. In the meantime, bookworm Jeri (Raquel Welch), takes off her glasses, lets down her hair and causes some new problems.
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Blythe's husband Lawrence Grossmith in Havana (1908) Within a few years, Blythe was a popular postcard beauty. She played Louise in Mr Popple (of Ippleton) at the Apollo Theatre (1905)'Mr Popple (of Ippleton)' on the Stage Beauty website and was Gretchen in Two Naughty Boys at the Gaiety in 1906. This was followed by Susie in The Girl Behind the Counter (1906) at Wyndham's Theatre. A 1905 interview, when she was appearing in a revival of Mr Popple (of Ippleton), contained the following: > "I have never been late for a cue," said Miss Coralie Blythe, as she > arranged the masses of beautiful fair hair that she "lets down" so > effectively during her dance in Mr. Popple, "I have never had any > adventures, I have never forgotten my part, and things have always gone just > as they should; so you see there really is nothing for me to talk about," > and Miss Blythe gazed meditatively into her own blue eyes as they gazed back > at her in the mirror.
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