Things changed when stock markets began plunging in the New Year.
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Investor and consumer confidence is plunging in wake of the scandals.
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Although I don't know that Cinderella went as plunging in the neckline.
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Markets are plunging in response to the coronavirus and its deepening effects on the global economy.
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Merkel was never forgiven for finally plunging in the knife at the time of the funding scandal.
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Investors then stampeded out of emerging countries, sending currencies plunging in Brazil, India, Indonesia, South Africa and Turkey.
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The kingdom could have fetched an even higher valuation for its crown jewel before oil began plunging in price.
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The price of oil has rebounded more than 30 percent since plunging in December to an 18-month low.
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Subscribe on Texture In an ideal world, we'd let every bottle of wine sit out and breathe before plunging in.
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After plunging in the initial days after the probe was announced, it has been recovering in the last few days.
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The other major reason OPEC+ has cut production more than it intended is because output is plunging in Iran and Venezuela.
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A poll by the Pew Research Center earlier this month showed support for the EU plunging in its biggest member states.
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Private consumption has rebounded along with the peso, which has gained nearly 10 percent against the dollar since plunging in June.
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Why this matters: Taxi ridership is also plunging in San Francisco, New York and Los Angeles too as ridesharing use grows.
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The industry usually thrives in times of strong growth, while plunging in downturns as consumers cut down on non-essential spending.
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Wind turbines, solar panels, batteries and electric cars have all been galloping ahead in performance and plunging in price for years.
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After plunging in August, sterling has strengthened in recent days on hopes Brussels and London can agree a Brexit trading deal.
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So he did what candidates have always done when they're plunging in the polls: He flooded the airwaves with attack ads.
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Oil has surged about 50 percent in 2016 even after plunging in January to its lowest in more than a decade.
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Learn More | Buy on Amazon In an ideal world, we'd let every bottle of wine sit out and breathe before plunging in.
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Coronavirus, which emerged late last year in China, has sent demand for travel plunging in recent weeks as the outbreak has spread.
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The recreational vehicle industry usually thrives in times of strong growth, while plunging in downturns as consumers cut down on non-essential spending.
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This could also explain why the Citi Economic Surprise Index was plunging in much of May and June, showing expectations not meeting reality.
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And so, in typical fashion, last week the equity markets reacted by plunging, in what seemed like a free-fall, before recovering somewhat today.
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The Cougars got on the board with Lopini Katoa plunging in from the 220-yard line to cap a 277-play, 73-yard drive.
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But all those buybacks and dividends need to get reinvested somewhere, ideally in an asset class that isn't plunging in value on a daily basis.
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With Donald J. Trump plunging in the polls amid new allegations of sexual assault and the continuing furor over the "Access Hollywood" recording, what Mrs.
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The reaction of financial markets — in either shrugging off Cohn's departure or plunging in fear — will exert its own influence of what Trump does next.
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Financial market moves show investors are worried about the Khashoggi affair but not nearly as fearful as they were after oil prices began plunging in 2014.
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"It's not just a 'thank you for your service' thing," he told a group on a recent morning, moments before plunging in with the sea life.
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The hunters find where the clams are buried by spotting telltale holes in the mud, then plunging in with fists or shovels to pull them out.
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At the end of last year, though, the company hit a wall, with sales plunging in China in particular, helping to drag down Apple&aposs stock.
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Even with unemployment rates plunging — in Japan, for instance, to a remarkable 2.7 percent — wage growth has still been tepid compared with past periods of economic expansion.
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The report comes at a bad time for Macron, with polls showing his popularity plunging in recent weeks following the announcement of budget cuts and divisive labor reform.
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Their attempts followed a scandal over allegations his wife was paid taxpayers money for work she may not have done which sent him plunging in the opinion polls.
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After plunging in the face of crisis, commodity prices rose again in 2010-12, and people like Paul Ryan berated Bernanke for policies that would "debase" the dollar.
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We strapped virtual reality goggles on our staff, and we could NOT handle the virtual terror of 'Resident Evil 7' ... which had bloody knives plunging in our direction.
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DUBAI, Aug 24 (Reuters) - Qatar's imports recovered only slightly in July after plunging in June because of sanctions imposed by other Gulf states, government data released on Thursday showed.
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Still, when auto sales were plunging in 2008, the monthly sales reports helped investors, analysts and lawmakers in Washington understand how quickly the auto industry and economy were deteriorating.
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In this period, fund managers have NEVER been net short of either crude contract in the last six years, even when prices were plunging in 2014/15 (tmsnrt.rs/2zJcuV2).
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Shares of the company have sold for around $2 in recent days after plunging in value by 99 percent since its high in 2008 just before the financial crisis.
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In particular, the announcement of the Facebook dating app quickly made waves, with the shares of Match Group, which runs dating apps like Tinder and OKCupid, plunging in response.
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Two drives later, Philadelphia marched 80 yards on 10 plays, with Sanders plunging in from the 1 for a 17-133 lead with six seconds left in the third.
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Around four of the cargoes originated from West Africa, one of the traders added, and the rest from the North Sea - where the backlog has sent prices plunging in recent days.
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OSLO, Dec 22 (Reuters) - The price of Norway's farmed salmon is expected to rise next week for deliveries in Oslo, after unexpectedly plunging in recent days, industry sources told Reuters on Friday.
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He draws a parallel between Paley and David Foster Wallace, although the latter wrote about the world outside of himself with a plunging-in attitude that does not resemble Paley's at all.
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While it can take years to develop the dexterity, control and confidence to smoothly insert a central line, lifelike simulations are giving students more chances to practice before plunging in for real.
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Some private sector estimates put the outflow closer to $1 trillion, and the People's Bank of China sold around $500 billion to counter these flows and prevent the yuan from plunging in value.
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Back then, worries that a spillover from a sharp slowdown in China's economy sent the Dow Jones industrial average and S&P 500 plunging in their worst start to a year on record.
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"Gun control is a legitimate issue, but for the Dems already raising it after Las Vegas massacre, could we just have a day before plunging in," tweeted Fox News' Howard Kurtz on Monday.
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It has been the most eventful week of the year so far for investors, with leading share markets scaling record highs and then plunging in one of the sharpest cross-asset routs in years.
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The tit-for-tat tariff dispute between the U.S. and China has already sent oil prices plunging, in large part because of worries about a severe global economic slowdown and potentially even a U.S. recession.
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But current technology has made Flash increasingly irrelevant, and use of the now much-maligned browser plugin has been plunging in recent years, particularly after several high profile security vulnerabilities were linked to the software.
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Since plunging in early April after reporting fiscal second-quarter earnings, the shares have traded in a relatively tight range of just about $49-$55, and have been trending upward since the end of May.
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Her purge of the Cameron gang was a vicious bit of class politics: a grammar-school girl who had been patronised by a bunch of public-school toffs plunging in the knife with skill and relish.
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Cleo, who can't swim, goes in to save them, and the camera follows—not plunging in with her, in a salty rush of panic, but staying to one side, at a distance, to observe her efforts.
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The Ducks needed only three plays to cash in, with Cyrus Habibi-Likio plunging in from the 1 with 1:38 on the clock to give the Ducks a 10-7 lead going to the fourth quarter.
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But output is on course to drop much faster in 2019, with production up so far in Japan, but down slightly in the United States and plunging in other major auto manufacturing centres, including China, India and Germany.
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But output is on course to drop much faster in 2019, with production up so far in Japan, but down slightly in the United States and plunging in other major auto manufacturing centers, including China, India and Germany.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Unease about Britain's EU farewell sent the mood among German investors plunging in July to its lowest since November 2012, according to the first major sentiment snapshot of the post-Brexit era in Europe's largest economy.
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Sam stomped in as straight a line as possible toward the breaking surf, and then, just at the moment of plunging in, she turned 90 degrees and walked parallel to the water, following the tightrope line of the surf.
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Formfitting, plunging in the back, and paired with soft finger curls, it prompted comparisons to Jean Harlow, landed her on every best-dressed list, and, for the next three years, became a symbol of what she couldn't move beyond.
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DUBAI, March 29 (Reuters) - Gulf stock markets were mixed in early trade on Tuesday as Dubai Parks & Resorts stabilised after plunging in the previous two days, but soft oil prices and global bourses deterred major buying in the region.
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The latest: In the last three weeks, the biggest Biden storylines (measured by interactions on articles on Facebook and Twitter) have been: Plunging in a Monmouth poll to land in a virtual tie with Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.
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Since taking over the national leadership from Dilma Rousseff, after she was removed amid allegations of misusing funds, President Michel Temer has made changes that already are cheering markets: The real has started strengthening against the dollar, after plunging in recent years.
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In conducting their analysis, the Stanford researchers wanted to make sure that it was differences in concealed-gun laws, and not some other factor—diverging economic fortunes or police staffing, for example—that sent crime plunging in some places but not others.
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So far this year, benchmark iron ore futures on China's Dalian Commodity Exchange DCIOcv1 have dipped 1.4%, plunging in late January on worries over a slump in demand due to the outbreak but then recovering in recent weeks on expectations for more stimulus.
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So far this year, benchmark iron ore futures on China's Dalian Commodity Exchange DCIOcv1 have dipped 1.4%, plunging in late January on worries over a slump in demand due to the outbreak but then recovering in recent weeks on expectations for more stimulus.
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But these days China is in big trouble, and is trying to keep the value of its currency up, not down: foreign exchange reserves are plunging in the face of huge capital flight, to the tune of a trillion dollars over the past year.
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On Thursday, President Donald Trump announced that a 25 percent tariff on steel and a 10 percent tariff on aluminum would go into effect next week, sending both the Dow Jones industrial average and the S&P 500 plunging in fears of possible trade wars.
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ANKARA, Oct 6 (Reuters) - Turkey is open to all forms of investments and support, but it has not asked any country for money, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday, as the country grapples with a currency crisis that has sent the lira plunging in recent weeks.
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Adding to the inventory problem in the lower-tier cities, sales in two major big cities were also seen plunging in the last two weeks after authorities made it tougher to buy homes in the bigger cities to prevent a property bubble, weighing on the national property sales pick-up.
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Before plunging in, the kindly Universal rep warned, "this is a long one," but there was no time to clarify exactly how long is long and then OH NO IT'S HAPPENING WE'RE INSIDE AND IS THAT GUY'S HEAD ACTUALLY AHHHHHHHHHHHHH — What followed were untold sweaty minutes of monstrous unholy beings leaping and screeching and shocking us at every turn.
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The chicks fledge about 27 days after hatching. Green kingfishers are often seen perched on a low shaded branch close to water before plunging in head first after fish. They also eat aquatic insects.
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Heraclius, watching his daughter plunging in depression, allowed her to wed, in 1785, the love of her youth, Zakaria Andronikashvili. Elene died on 17 June 1786 soon after she gave birth to a daughter, Khoreshan.
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"Koi Kaze is not a reassuring show, but if it skirts the edge of disaster instead of plunging in, it may offer warmth to lonely, troubled people, and that's worth a lot." — Christian Nutt, Newtype USA.
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Plunging in through the breakers, the shock troops encountered light opposition. But furious gunfire raked the follow-up waves. Caught in the blue- white glare of searchlights, landing craft were subjected to intense fire, and LCIs took direct hits.
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Swimming, pp. 149–50 (1904) The 1877 edition to British Rural Sports by John Henry Walsh makes note of a "Mr. Young" plunging in 1870, and also states that 25 years prior, a swimmer named Drake could cover .Walsh, John Henry.
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The rashness however or cowardice of Caranus led him to attempt the passage of the river with the cavalry under his command, and the rest of the troops plunging in after him in haste and disorder, they were all destroyed by the enemy.
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It is up to a metre long made in a river bank. The female lays between three and six white eggs. Green kingfishers are often seen perched on a low shaded branch close to water before plunging in head first after fish. They also eat aquatic insects.
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This kingfisher breeds by rivers and streams in dense lowland forests. The unlined nest is in a horizontal tunnel made in a river bank, and the female lays three to five white eggs. Green-and-rufous kingfishers are often seen perched on a branch above water before plunging in head first after their fish or crab prey.
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This large kingfisher breeds by streams. The unlined nest is in a horizontal tunnel made in a river bank, and up to 1.6 m long and 10 cm wide. The female lays three, sometimes four, white eggs. Amazon kingfishers are often seen perched on a branch or rock close to water before plunging in head first after their fish prey.
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The BSE SENSEX fell 1,600 points on August 24 as the rupee fell to 66.69 per dollar. Also on August 25, 2015, Asian and European markets finished higher, and the day began with a major 440 point upsurge for the DJIA; however, the gains turned to losses, with the DJIA plunging in the final hour to lose over 200 points for the day (1.3%).
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The Silver Falls State Park Concession Building Area and the Silver Creek Youth Camp-Silver Falls State Park are separately listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places. The park's most visited waterfall is South Falls, a cascade. Remote Double Falls, however, is listed as the highest waterfall in the park, plunging in a small tributary side canyon deep within the Silver Creek Canyon.
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In October 1930 Raoul Péret, who was now Minister of Justice, delayed the indictment for twelve days while the bank's shares were plunging in value. They were finally de-listed on 31 October 1930. On 2 November the minister told the attorney general and state prosecutor that an inopportune indictment might trigger a serious financial crisis. On 4 November 1930 the attorney general withdrew his request for immediate indictment.
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Multiple jump cuts occur between scenes of Amanda plunging in the ocean, and laying inside a bath tub back in the mansion. Chapter Three depicts Amanda flying out of the ocean floor and back into her boyfriend's sight, as she proceeds to electrocute him by punching him in the mouth. The video ends with brunette Amanda walking out of the mansion, as the book lands on the 'Fin' page before finally closing.
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This tiny kingfisher occurs in dense forests and mangrove swamps along small streams or rivers with heavily vegetated banks. The unlined nest is in a horizontal tunnel up to long made in a river bank, earth heap, or occasionally an arboreal termite nest. The female lays three, sometimes four, white eggs. American pygmy kingfishers perch quietly on a low branch close to water before plunging in head first after small fish or tadpoles.
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Female with prey The belted kingfisher is often seen perched prominently on trees, posts, or other suitable "watchpoints" close to water before plunging in head first after its fish prey. They also eat amphibians, small crustaceans, insects, small mammals and reptiles. This bird nests in a horizontal tunnel made in a river bank or sand bank and excavated by both parents. The female lays five to eight eggs and both adults incubate the eggs and feed the young.
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After a first half dominated by the Italians, David was already a hero for Romania, because of a couple of marvellous saves in front of Silvio Piola and Sergio Bertoni. Romania took the lead shortly after the break, when Iuliu Baratky scored the first goal of the match. Despite receiving two goals from Amedeo Biavati and Silvio Piola and being seriously injured after a collision with Sergio Bertoni, David was determined not to give up. He continued to rescue his team by plunging in the feet of the Italian strikers.
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A countdown begins as the vehicles crest the hill and the rockets are sent into a high-speed ride through the dome. The ride consists of many turns and small dips with the illusion of speed given by the fact that the track is barely visible to the riders. The ride approaches the end by plunging in a series of tight right hand turns, gradually picking up speed. With a sudden left turn, the trains enter the re-entry tunnel with many colorful stars flying towards them and two flashes of light as the onride photo is taken.
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The Turkish currency and debt crisis of 2018 () is a financial and economic crisis in Turkey. It was characterized by the Turkish lira (TRY) plunging in value, high inflation, rising borrowing costs, and correspondingly rising loan defaults. The crisis was caused by the Turkish economy's excessive current account deficit and large amounts of private foreign-currency denominated debt, in combination with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's increasing authoritarianism and his unorthodox ideas about interest rate policy. Some analysts also stress the leveraging effects of the geopolitical frictions with the United States and recently enforced tariffs by the Trump administration on some Turkish products such as steel and aluminum.
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Ranches off that west side road, known as the Slok Creek Forest Service Road or, more traditionally, the West Pavilion Road, access ranches on high benchlands atop cliffs that plunge to one of the Fraser's deepest gorges, plunging in near- desert between Fountain and Big Bar. Although road-access today, these once were accessed only by cable ferry on the river far below Pavilion, or via tortuous horse trails over the southern Camelsfoot. Some of the ranchlands and spreads in this area, which is called Blue Ridge as well as West Pavilion, were part of the Diamond S Ranch holdings at Pavilion founded by American settler Robert Carson and owned in later years by the Martley family and their descendants to this day.
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Although in Mark's youth the river was relatively clean, as the Industrial Revolution progressed it became more and more polluted, and indeed when the Suez Canal was opened in 1869, the Irwell was jokingly renamed the "Sewage Canal". However, the increasingly poisonous condition of the river did not seem to deter him from plunging in at a moment's notice: In 1872 or 1873 a drunken and mentally unstable woman threw herself in the river in an attempt at suicide. Due to her struggles to fight him off, Mark was almost drowned himself, but despite the cries of onlookers to leave her and save himself, he subdued her and brought her ashore. On another occasion Addy was roused from his sleep by a boatman who informed him that a woman was drowning in the river.
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Charles O'Brien's research indicates that the term "film noir" was used in French film reviews and newspaper articles in 1938 and 1939, to refer to French films such as Quai des brumes (1937) by Marcel Carné and La Bête humaine (1938) by Jean Renoir. O'Brien states that he found a "dozen explicit invocations of film noir" in the late 1930s, such as the paper L'Intransigeant, which called Quai des brumes a "film noir" and the newspaper Action française, in which a January 1938 film review by Francois Vinneuil called Le Puritain "un sujet classique: le film noir, plongeant dans la débauche et le crime" ("a classic subject: the film noir plunging in debauchery and crime")."The Death of Film Noir: On The Streets of Paris" by William Ahearn, 2009 O'Brien points out that the term "film noir" seems to have been first coined by the political right-wing and that may be because many – but not all – of the film noirs were from the poetic realist movement that was closely associated with the leftist Popular Front.
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From almost at his very door his huntsman's eye was > at times gladdened by seeing perhaps fifty deer either drinking from the > steam or plunging in their heads up to their ears in search of moss.Morton, > Oren F. (1910), A History of Pendleton County, West Virginia, Franklin, West > Virginia. Reprint (1974) by Regional Publishing Company, Baltimore, pp > 31-32. By 1747, immigrants were impinging on the (future) borders of Pendleton from two directions: the larger community was mostly Germans moving up the valley of the South Branch Potomac; the lesser consisted mainly of Scotch-Irish moving northwest from Staunton up into the headwaters of the James River. In an April 1758 surprise raid of Fort Seybert and nearby Fort Upper Tract occasioned by the French and Indian War (1754–63), most of the 60 white settlers sheltering there were massacred by Shawnee and Delaware warriors and the forts were burned. Pendleton County was created by the Virginia General Assembly in 1788 from parts of Augusta, Hardy, and Rockingham Counties and was named for Edmund Pendleton, a distinguished Virginia statesman and jurist.
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But, an X-Axis ship crashes into and destroys the hovercraft, and A Square ends up plunging in freefall toward Flatland and through its surface into unknown regions below, where he experiences a revelation on dimensionality and infinity. A Square finds himself in his own bed on the eve of the year 3000 and his family informs him that the government has issued orders for the arrest of anyone proclaiming the gospel of three dimensions. Undeterred, A Square hurries to see his brother in Flatland jail to discuss their new shared knowledge of the third dimension. B Square, afraid of execution, denies the experience and in a panic assaults his brother who falls temporarily into an unconscious state where he hallucinates A Sphere along with the Monarch of Pointland who curiously resembles a “glow point.” As the Monarch drones on in his monologue of “being the all in all, the one in the one,” A Sphere informs his former apostle that time is short and A Square must proclaim the gospel of the three dimensions to his fellow Flatlanders although they, like the Monarch, will probably remain trapped within their own perspectives.
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