Semiconductors has been a culprit, pulling down the whole group.
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Another factor pulling down many black and Hispanic youth: violence.
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But the actor-comedian wasn't always pulling down such big roles.
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She approached it and started pulling down raspberries and eating them.
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Mascherano is caught pulling down a player and Cakir acts immediately.
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Lava covers a road, pulling down a transportation sign and electricity wires.
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Armies of concerned folks banded together to begin pulling down sensitive data.
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At its peak, the network was pulling down data at 528 Mbps.
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You cannot help the wage earner by pulling down the wage payer.
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Pau Gasol is still pulling down boards off the bench at 20.
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Utomi added 19 while also pulling down 10 rebounds for the Trojans.
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His historically poor approval rating is clearly pulling down all Republican candidates.
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"I've got no teeth anymore," Lynn says, pulling down her bottom lip.
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"You might be working a lot of overtime now and pulling down money that that equates to $120,000 a year now, but in six months you might be pulling down what equates to $10,000 a year," Antokal said.
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The global slump in energy prices is pulling down exports and economic growth.
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Last year, Google began blocking HTTPS sites from pulling down insecure page resources.
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You want to hang it, and the tapestry is pulling down on itself.
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Crude oil prices fell sharply on the day, pulling down the entire energy sector.
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On the other hand, Melissa says Jeremy is pulling down $1 million each month.
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Tokyo's benchmark Nikkei fell 210 percent, pulling down MSCI's Asia-Pacific Index 256.82 percent.
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"We are really at loss," he said, pulling down a branch of tiny apricots.
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On the home screen, you can access search by pulling down from the top.
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Tokyo's benchmark Nikkei fell 63.513 percent, pulling down MSCI's Asia-Pacific Index 295.51 percent.
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N) tanked 30.4 percent after reporting a surprise quarterly loss, pulling down Tiffany (TIF.
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Ellis is not a revisionist; he is not pulling down statues from their pedestals.
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Between 2007 and 2017 it dropped from three to two, pulling down the national average.
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As Sharp explains, there is gravity pulling down on every single nut in the mix.
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"It's nice to give a bonus to a person pulling down a salary," Disney wrote.
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Persimmon slid 5 percent on the main index, pulling down rivals Taylor Wimpey and Barratt.
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Senior Isaiah Wilkins scored eight points while pulling down 14 rebounds and blocking four shots.
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My finger didn't dip as much when scrolling through social media or pulling down menus.
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Pulling down your music kicks Amazon where it already hurts, and it's easy to do.
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Through Denver's first 20 games, Faried is pulling down 9.1 rebounds in 24 minutes per game.
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She, too, notices the battery only lasts five continuous hours while pulling down a GPS signal.
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Signet Jewelers tanked 30 percent after reporting a surprise quarterly loss, pulling down Tiffany 0.5 percent.
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Hill averages 22 points and scored 2110 while pulling down 59 rebounds at Rutgers last season.
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Government spending is also rising, after four years of pulling down growth as politicians trimmed budgets.
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Natural gas prices collapsed, pulling down the value of Chesapeake's shares over the last five years.
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Freshman De'Andre Hunter joined Hall in double figures with 10 points while pulling down seven rebounds.
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He passed the Local Council headquarters, and saw masked Nusra gunmen pulling down the revolutionary flag.
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"Pulling down such websites inside Nepal has become necessary," read an official statement about the ban.
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As an example, United has announced they will be pulling down 2628% of their international schedule.
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She pushed back, she said, and Trump put his weight against her, pulling down her tights.
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Basically, 'mister generational change' has been pulling down massive cash from Wall Street and Silicon Valley.
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Growing racial wealth inequality is pulling down the wealth of middle-class black and Latino households.
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That has led to the recall of hundreds of thousands of cars, pulling down Subaru's profit.
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As a result, they found a dense metallic mass pulling down on the floor of the basin.
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Gift them this pacifying item that will give them something to do in between pulling down monuments.
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You do this by pulling down on the notification, then slowly swiping to the left or right.
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At the end of the day, 28K is still a lot of resolution to be pulling down.
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This means the force of the floor pushing up must be greater than the weight pulling down.
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Millsap had a strong first half, scoring 16 points and pulling down seven rebounds in 13 minutes.
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There are other addictive features, like pulling down on your tweets — it's just like a slot machine.
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Forward John Collins posted his sixth consecutive double-double, scoring 11 points and pulling down 14 rebounds.
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Holiday joined Welsh with a double-double, pulling down 11 rebounds — another career-high for the guard.
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"Check this out," Minton said, pulling down a copy of "The Deer Park," inscribed by its author.
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The damage to electronics occurs when they're pulling down too much power, or conversely, not enough power.
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But, in this particular moment, he was pulling down the new bag I'd spotted with some curiosity.
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Kanter led the way with 15 points on 23-for-8 shooting while pulling down seven rebounds.
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The organs of balance and your inner ear immediately sense there's no gravity pulling down on them anymore.
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In Nairobi, some shop keepers closed early, pulling down steel shutters or moving stock away from window displays.
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In Abu Dhabi, Etisalat lost 183 percent and Aldar Properties declined 0.5 percent, pulling down the main index.
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Doing the math, it would mean the Mate X pulling down 333 MB/s to complete the download.
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So there are some things pulling down growth and less support this year than last from fiscal policy.
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In another Snap, Chyna lovingly rubs Kardashian's chest, pulling down his shirt to reveal one of his tattoos.
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President Trump's handling of the Russia investigation is pulling down his approval rating, according to a new poll.
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The "Big Four" banks lost between 173 and 2 percent, pulling down the financial sector, the benchmark's biggest.
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"I kept on driving because they were out everywhere," she said, pulling down her surgical mask to talk.
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All of these risks have actually materialized and Apple shares have sunk, pulling down the overall stock market.
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Hayward flirted with a triple-double, however, dishing a team-high nine assists and pulling down eight rebounds.
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And Hunter Biden pulling down millions, on the board of a crooked company, a Russian-oriented crooked company.
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Antetokounmpo, who is called the "Greek Freak," is averaging 333 points per game while pulling down 13.5 rebounds.
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Chicago's invite includes an image of a rope pulling down a Trump statue, which is already cut in half.
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Pulling down the settings pane, you can now edit settings, shortcuts, and long press icons to open advanced settings.
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Credit Suisse analysts see each 1 percent yen rise pulling down operating profit by an average of 13 percent.
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She took matters into her own hands, pulling down the existing signs and replacing the patrician with the botanical.
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Iguodala, 35, played just 18 minutes in Game 3 on Saturday, scoring two points and pulling down five rebounds.
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Iron ore futures in China have fallen 22 percent from their April peak, pulling down the global spot benchmark .
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Or if we were lobbyists in Washington we could count on pulling down at least $1 million a year.
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Signet Jewelers tanked 27 percent after reporting a surprise quarterly loss, pulling down Tiffany by more than 1 percent.
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Protesters in Durham, N.C., took matters into their own hands on Monday by pulling down a Confederate statue. Rep.
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New York rookie forward Kristaps Porzingis recorded his 16th double-double, scoring 16 points and pulling down 12 rebounds.
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One time, she tried to get it out with screaming, pulling down her window and howling into the night.
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Sophomore forward Oshae Brissett also had a strong game for Syracuse, scoring 3 points and pulling down eight rebounds.
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Deutsche Bank shares have been falling, and pulling down financial stocks (and the rest of the market) with them.
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In Western Australia, where iron ore is a mainstay, the sinking economy appears to be pulling down the conservative government.
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Certainly when our agents were standing up or pulling down regimes during the Cold War there were many more lapses.
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The extra mass on one side of the Atwood machine creates a net gravitational force pulling down on the system.
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Now, GrubHub's App Store reviews are reflecting the discontent, with one-star posts pouring in and pulling down the average.
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HP Inc also tumbled 16 percent, pulling down the tech sector, after the company's revenue fell short of analysts' estimates.
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Security forces began pulling down tents on Friday night, meeting resistance from several dozen protesters who were still camped out.
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Typing on the KeyOne became like pulling down the arm on a slot machine compared to tapping a button to spin.
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It has since toned down its rhetoric, even controversially pulling down a post that outed a senior executive at Conde Nast.
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The government is deploying 232,000 soldiers to protect Sunday's vote, and National Guard troops were out on Wednesday pulling down barriers.
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However, it occurred to me that the lack of wires had another benefit: There was nothing pulling down on my ears.
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There were plenty of careers pulling down the median work-life balance rating, including reporter, mental health therapist and tax accountant.
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Qualcomm's mobile chip shipments fell 247.07 percent in the first quarter, pulling down its equipment and services revenue by 212 percent.
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Anyway, tennis is a way better pastime than pissing off Mayan Gods by pulling down your pants -- so kudos to Bieber.
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He did most of his work in the paint, pulling down 12 rebounds for his 11th double-double of the season.
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Just to stand up or walk around on Earth, the body has to work against gravity, which is constantly pulling down.
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Okeke provided strength on the boards, pulling down eight rebounds as the Tigers outscored the Huskies 3-224 in the paint.
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That is pulling down LME prices, said ING analyst Wenyu Yao, predicting that prices will average $1,965 a tonne next year.
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You can turn Do Not Disturb on or off by pulling down the Control Center from the top of the screen.
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N) sent shares in the United States' second largest wireless carrier down 3.9 percent, pulling down other telecom stocks Verizon (VZ.
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Who can forget Ilie Nastase pulling down his pants and mooning the chair umpire Charles Hare in Palm Springs in 1976?
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U.S home prices rose rapidly in May, a trend that is thwarting some would-be buyers and pulling down home sales.
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In what appears to be an isolated incident, police fired tear gas to disperse crowds pulling down signs near the park.
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Meanwhile, university presidents' annual salaries average out to $500,000 and four university athletics coaches are pulling down a cool $1 million.
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But it's now mired in wide-ranging disruption and chaos and pulling down asset values in the rest of the region.
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In remarks a few weeks ago in D.C., Clegg laid out the company's policy of not pulling down politicians' misleading content.
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Center Dwight Howard ranks among the league leaders in rebounds, pulling down 12.7 per contest, while shooting 60.3 percent from the field.
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Boston dominated inside as well, outrebounding Sacramento 52-23 with rookie Daniel Theis pulling down a team-high 23 for the Celtics.
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"I remember I had a thumb injury and went into Strauss's office and he started pulling down my wrestling shorts," he said.
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He is averaging a career-high 17.8 point per game this season while pulling down a league-high 15.8 rebounds per game.
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Even digital services don't stick around forever—but you can protect yourself against your favorite app or site pulling down the shutters.
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WASHINGTON – U.S home prices rose rapidly in May, a trend that is thwarting some would-be buyers and pulling down home sales.
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State broadcaster RTE showed video footage from social media of a mechanical digger pulling down part of the wall in the blizzard.
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George Washington has outrebounded opponents by an average of 22 rebounds per game, and are pulling down 73 offensive rebounds per contest.
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When they reached a hotel, she recalls him pulling down her pants, digitally penetrating her vagina and performing oral sex on her.
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Higher inflation and reports of a liquidation of Vodafone Idea were pulling down the markets, said Sumit Pokharna, vice president, Kotak Securities.
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The epic smog is also pulling down the economy and, according to a new Unicef report, might be permanently damaging children's brains.
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It's cool, but instead of pulling down a notification shade, you'll have to physically rotate the phone to get the same info.
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All of which prompts the question: After pulling down the walls that defined yesterday's workplaces, are we once again putting them up?
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Amid the scuffle, Schneider's bodycam captures the officer pulling down Wheatcroft's shorts, placing the Taser between his exposed upper thighs and firing.
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That said, most people would agree with this: If you're pulling down $1 million a year, you're doing pretty well for yourself.
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The most pleasant surprise — Creighton had a 20-16 edge on the glass with Thomas pulling down a half-high six rebounds.
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Lower air fares and food prices were among the factors pulling down prices, Statistics Norway (SSB) said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Student protestors filled the streets of Jakarta this week, "blocking traffic, pulling down fencing and torching a police post," the Times reports.
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Now, for $63 a month you can stream 45 cables channels on top of all the content you're pulling down from an antenna.
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"The correction in A-shares over the past few days has already basically reflected the negative factors pulling down the market," he said.
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Bryant has been hammered on the boards this season, and are pulling down 30 rebounds per game, which was tied for 330th. 3.
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Sandro Mamukelashvili helped the Pirates keep No. 10-ranked Villanova at bay, scoring 17 points and pulling down eight rebounds in 143 minutes.
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" Spencer obliged, pulling down his pants and underwear, and chasing Baron Cohen around while yelling, "I'll touch you with my buttocks" and "America!
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Sandro Mamukelashvili helped the Pirates keep No. 533-ranked Villanova at bay, scoring 523 points and pulling down eight rebounds in 513 minutes.
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He later refused to issue orders to create fire breaks by pulling down buildings because he feared that the owners might sue him.
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Black says that when she first came to Colorado in 2001, Boulder County was pulling down the vaccination rates of the entire state.
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In his view, Georgia, North Carolina, Mississippi, and Texas are "experiencing what I would call a pulling down of the pants," he said.
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The company's stock fell more than 17 percent at one point to below $42 in morning trading, pulling down shares of other retailers.
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Traders also noted that U.S.-China trade tensions are expected to drag on, pulling down cyclical stocks such as tech and machinery makers.
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"This fucking thing doesn't bother me," he quipped, pulling down his shirt collar to show me the purple scar and stitched-up area.
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Production of electronic components and transportation equipment fell 5.5 percent and 6.2 percent respectively from a month earlier, pulling down the overall index.
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Once inside, Trump allegedly lunged at her, pushed her against a wall and kissed her before pulling down her tights and raping her.
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Now you'll be able to turn VoiceOver on and off by pulling down the Control Center from the top right of the screen.
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ICS estimates that the value of these incremental pension amounts fell nearly 57 percent in 2015, pulling down total compensation by 6.7 percent.
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OMERTÁ There are millions of dollars sloshing around in the gaming entertainment industry, with top vloggers pulling down seven-figure sums each year.
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The screams got louder when attackers started pulling down a pole and defenders rushed underneath and used their shoulders to keep it aloft.
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Certainly, they are looking at the pulling down of the ACA marketplace commercials at the end of the most recent open enrollment period.
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The week's turmoil has jolted assets globally, pulling down equities across developed market indexes and hitting the MSCI emerging markets index particularly hard.
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N) was the second biggest weight on the S&P after weaker-than-expected results, also pulling down U.S. tobacco company Altria (MO.
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It's possible to envision a world in which forest owners are paid for the service their growing trees provide in pulling down carbon.
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To make sure you do have access to the filters, go to Settings within the app itself by pulling down on the camera screen.
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West Virginia also outrebounded the Cyclones 46-28, pulling down 220 of its boards on the offensive glass, leading to 214 second-chance points.
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So pulling down on the joystick doesn't cause Lightning to reverse, it instead causes the car to turn around and drive back towards you.
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Andrew Grantham, senior economist at CIBC Capital Markets, said lower prices for oil - one of Canada's main exports - would soon start pulling down inflation.
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Lawson is averaging 18.8 points in his past six games while pulling down double-digit rebounds in seven of his past nine contests. 2.
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What would her mother say if she could see Rae, at 5 A.M. , pulling down her Hanes nursing bra to top off the devil?
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"Is the coarse salt in the truffade making you a little thirsty?" asks the Cantal man behind the counter, pulling down a tap handle.
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This really weird older boy, who must have been about 12, kept lifting up girls skirts and pulling down their pants in the playground.
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You have better things to do with your time than spend it pulling down a skirt or worrying if too much sock is showing.
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The Cavaliers' starting center was a non-factor in Game 83, pulling down just 4 rebounds in 22 minutes and not scoring any points.
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Saccone's struggles, especially on the fundraising front, and eventual loss show that Trump's unpopularity is pulling down his party, while enraging and engaging Democrats.
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Activating the second screen is as simple as dropping the phone into the case, pulling down the quick settings menu, and toggling it on.
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In what appear to be an isolated incident, police fired tear gas to try to to disperse crowds pulling down signs near the park.
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But a disappointing earnings report Wednesday, particularly regarding its growth forecast, had investors fleeing the company Thursday and pulling down tech stocks in general.
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Anti-union, anti-abortion Southern Republican star to South Carolina governor well known for pulling down the Confederate battle flag from the State House.
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Trump said on Twitter on Sunday that he would hike U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods this week, pulling down global financial markets, including oil futures.
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The cast members together earned $2 million per show, and "after two decades of incremental raises, even our janitor was pulling down $700,000," Reiss explains.
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The classic Coppertone Girl sign—the one with the dog pulling down a little girl's bathing suit bottom—is hanging around Biscayne and 23 Street.
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Well, maybe not all the way to your heart's content: the Watch's battery only lasts for five continuous hours while pulling down a GPS signal.
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In addition, the group booked EUR10054911bn of provisions for exceptional items, including EUR16.2bn for the emissions crisis, pulling down group operating margin to negative 3.4%.
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He is pulling down about eight rebounds per game and, for the first time in his career, dealing out more than four assists a game.
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The classic Coppertone Girl sign—the one with the dog pulling down a little girl's bathing suit bottom—is hanging around Biscayne and 73 Street.
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Will Tarter, a public-spirited budget analyst, recently examined this fund and found that Cleveland's teams were pulling down on that money with startling rapidity.
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Rain began falling on Saturday and continued through Sunday morning, testing dams, pulling down hillsides, destroying roads and bridges, and driving rivers over their banks.
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In response to Facebook pulling down its page, Rise Up Ocean County said on its website they are forming two legal charters to fight back.
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He led Kentucky to its first national championship in more than a decade, pulling down a whopping 16 rebounds in the title game against Kansas.
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Jericho Sims led the anemic Longhorns' offense, scoring 211 points and pulling down 244 rebounds, while Courtney Ramey hit for 227 points off the bench.
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I repeatedly said I didn't want to have sex, but when he started pulling down my pants and underwear anyway, my body seemed to freeze over.
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Estimate the time it takes Spider-Man to fall into the elevator (assume that the web is stretched and pulling down on him during the fall).
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Antetokounmpo made 12 of 19 shots and 15 of 17 free throw attempts while pulling down eight rebounds with six assists in 33 minutes of work.
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To find the message yourself, try pulling down on the right thumbstick and shining a light through the clear plastic ring around the base of it.
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He escalated the conflict by pulling down a seven-foot bookcase, which blocked the doorway to the room that Sweetin was in, effectively trapping her there.
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Google is targeting this problem by creating data management quick settings that can be accessed by pulling down the menu from the top of the screen.
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The paucity of loos on a mountain or moor is unavoidable, and to an extent one becomes inured to pulling down your pants in the countryside.
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Love played his part in the Cavs' big win, knocking down three shots from long range himself, and also pulling down 13 rebounds in 26 minutes.
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But this will lead to pricing pressure in these sectors, pulling down margins and contributing to lower profits for a significant number of reinsurers in 2017.
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Syracuse kept collapsing inside, but to little effect: both Sabonis and Wiltjer had good games, scoring a combined 42 points and pulling down nine offensive rebounds.
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Trump on Sunday said on Twitter he would drastically hike U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods this week, pulling down global financial markets, including crude oil futures.
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Mixon and Perine combined for 2100 all-purpose yards, with Mixon rushing for 288 yards and a touchdown and pulling down five catches for 210 yards.
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It's easy to see how it fostered a belief in some quarters that immigrants from such countries were pulling down wages and using up public services.
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The sheriff himself said that they [police] didn't intervene when the crowd was pulling down the monument because they didn't want the demonstration to turn violent.
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However, oil slid as Iran vowed to ramp up output and rig reductions paused in the United States, pulling down oil major Exxon by 0.6 percent.
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But, if you want to hold off on pulling down or putting away the bed, you can leave the "Do Not Disturb" sign outside your door.
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Trade worries: Concerns that the trade conflict between the United States and China may not be resolved before the agreed deadline are pulling down global markets.
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Sales in the American Girl segment dropped 24% in the fourth quarter, pulling down the entire doll category 173% despite the growth of the Barbie brand.
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That's because the Lackey isn't keeping the tickets, just pulling down a wage to stand in line, purchase them, and pass them off to someone else.
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But it was the improved U.S. defensive play, and the work of DeMarcus Cousins on the boards pulling down 16 rebounds, that were singled out for praise.
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Wells Fargo's shares fell 2 percent, pulling down the S&P 500 and the financial sector, after the bank reported a big drop in mortgage banking revenue.
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Three people suspected of pulling down the Silent Sam statue face misdemeanor charges of riot and defacing a public monument, a university police spokesman said on Friday.
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Other teams are pulling down signs, unplugging computers, and hauling away boxes of paper—and putting everything back in order on the other side of the airport.
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With oil and the dollar pulling down stocks yet again on Thursday, Jim Cramer fears the market could be in for a tough end to the week.
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"There have been some disappointments about capacity, lower revenue per passenger, and basically some concerns, and they're the ones that are pulling down the index," said Gibbs.
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Trump said on Twitter on Sunday that he would drastically hike U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods this week, pulling down global financial markets, including crude oil futures.
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But if you're sick of pulling down a lever to make toast and would prefer to push a button, RetroFab definitely could offer a more durable fix.
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Since there's no gravity in space pulling down on the human body, the spine can stretch out up to 3 inches longer than it was before flight.
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The group exhibition entitled, Pulling Down The Walls, organized by Galerie Number 8, examines some of the bigger issues—immigration, race, gender and equality—of the year.
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His unexpected defeat was greeted with joy in Banjul, the capital, with crowds pulling down the ubiquitous posters of a grinning Jammeh and trampling them under foot.
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However, MVAD has been facing issues such as clotting-related side effects in trials, pulling down HeartWare's stock by 61 percent in the year to Friday's close.
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The ranks include Veterans Health Administration pharmacy technicians in Mississippi earning $43,000 a year, and lawyers for the Securities and Exchange Commission in Washington pulling down $200,000.
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As the years tugged at Mr. Stanton's face, pulling down the corners of his mouth and further hollowing out his cheeks, his face became a fantastic landscape.
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Today, Nvidia is revealing that Activision Blizzard is no longer playing ball, pulling down its catalog of games including Overwatch, WoW, and the Call of Duty series.
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" After continuing a back-and-forth pulling down and sliding up of the shade, the man in front (he's for the open window) shouts, "Are you serious?!
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia — As the premier of British Columbia, Christy Clark is on the public payroll, pulling down a salary of 2277,2000 Canadian dollars in taxpayer money.
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Trump, who had begun pulling down the curtain on the Obama-era program called Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), is himself now talking a different game.
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Kul Bahadur Kunwar, the mayor of the Sanfebagar municipality in Achham district, said authorities had already begun pulling down the illegal huts and people had responded positively.
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Urbina recalls his mentor talking about how they needed to trust each other and telling him to prove his trust by pulling down his pants and underwear.
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ABOUT THE HAWKS (26-18): Howard has flourished in his first season in Atlanta, pulling down 12.9 rebounds per game (fourth in the league) while averaging 13.6 points.
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The naughty clip shows her checking over her shoulder before pulling down the neckline of her pink top to expose her breast, while flirtingly smiling at the camera.
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Swift's team is notoriously web savvy, pulling down the slightest copyright infringement in minutes and proactively buying up every domain name that could conceivably host porn about her.
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"Pulling down rice prices is crucial to poverty reduction because this staple is a major driver of inflation," Gil Beltran, undersecretary in the department of finance, told Reuters.
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DUBAI, March 6.13 (Reuters) - Gulf stock markets were mostly soft in early trade on Monday with Barwa Real Estate pulling down Qatar as the company went ex-dividend.
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The dent to sentiment from the Fed hurt commodities markets, with a fall in iron ore, copper and oil prices pulling down shares of mining and energy majors.
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Elmo and Mickey Mouse are chatting under the news ticker, quickly pulling down their masks and going back into character any time they sense a group of tourists.
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Jazz forward Derrick Favors stepped up in Gobert's absence, scoring 24 points and pulling down 12 rebounds, well above his season averages of 10.3 points and 4.4 rebounds.
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Besides pulling down the statue of George III, patriots also knocked the ornamental finials from the posts of a wrought-iron fence that still encircles the Bowling Green.
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That drop should sap their appetite for crude imports, pulling down on international oil prices LCOc2769.48 that have already been hit by fears over a slowing global economy.
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Hopes for a stimulus package, which helped drive stocks sharply higher on Tuesday, faded Wednesday, and so did the rally: Oil prices tumbled again, pulling down energy stocks.
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The disappearing act resulted in Golden State keeping their rebounding disadvantage to a reasonable 59-50 despite Kevin Love pulling down 21 and James chipping in with 15.
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In the clip, the Bellevue senior guard -- a Kent State University commit -- is seen attempting a 3-point shot and immediately reaching for her defender's hair and pulling down.
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At the bottom of the blue-chip index, however, were British miners as downgrades hit BHP Billiton, which fell 3 percent, pulling down its peers in a troubled sector.
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The dent to sentiment from the Fed hurt commodities markets overnight, with a fall in iron ore, copper and oil prices pulling down shares in mining and energy majors.
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NHS revenue, by contrast, fell 10 percent to 140.3 million pounds, pulling down overall revenue by 1.1 percent to 445.6 million pounds in the six months ending June 30.
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But that was dwarfed by a 10.7 percent drop in sales to $5.13 million in the industrial products unit, pulling down overall revenue well below the average analyst estimate.
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In Jakarta, the Indonesian capital, a crowd estimated at more than 10,000 protested outside the Parliament building on Tuesday, blocking traffic, pulling down fencing and torching a police post.
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And instead of pulling down a whole DJ set, the rights-holder of a five-minute song in an hour-long mix would get 1/12 of the proceeds.
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A Vietnam War veteran drew attention this week after pulling down a Confederate flag from a flagpole in New Jersey, saying he could not stand to see it fly.
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The clip ends with a scene back at the protest, with the officer pulling down a riot gear face guard and brandishing a baton as protesters run toward him.
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Forward John Collins posted his sixth consecutive double-double, scoring 11 points and pulling down 14 rebounds for Atlanta, which has dropped two straight and six of its last seven.
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In 2008, he was accused of assaulting a 17-year-old girl by groping her breasts and pulling down her shirt and was arrested for sexual battery and drug possession.
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Margins at the aerospace unit, the company's most profitable, fell to 2636 percent during the quarter, compared with 22.10 percent a year ago, pulling down the overall margins as well.
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You know what I'm talking about — if you're wearing the wrong pair of tights, you're constantly pulling down your shirt or opting for boxier, looser tops that cover your derriere.
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Miazga received a red in the 20th minute for pulling down Christian Borga, who was running onto a ball just outside the penalty area on an obvious goal-scoring opportunity.
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Kevin Durant led the assault, pouring in 30 points including 24 in a brilliant opening half, while DeMarcus Cousins was again a beast on the boards, pulling down 15 rebounds.
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Ralph Lauren said it now expects revenue to fall by about 94.023 percent for the year ending April 2017, with the strong dollar pulling down revenue by 4 percentage points.
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Beyond that theme, Mr. Tuazon said he wanted to complicate our ideas about traditional public art, metaphorically pulling down the Vendôme column so we can get a close-up look.
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Generally, excess capacity pushes down prices, and less efficient firms that cannot make profits at these lower prices simply go out of business, pulling down capacity until it matches demand.
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He did it all, scoring 240 points, pulling down 20.545 rebounds and using his defensive athleticism to help limit the Warriors to 53-for-25 shooting from 216.4-point range.
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"I got as far as the Fourth Amendment before his finger is pulling down on his lip and his eyes are rolling back in his head," Nunberg is quoted as saying.
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Wall Street's main gauges fell on Tuesday as Apple and shares of its parts suppliers weakened on a report of soft iPhone X demand, pulling down the best-performing technology sector.
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Twitter has previously acknowledged pulling down hundreds of "inauthentic" accounts that pushed talking points favorable to the Saudi government, which has built an "electronic army" tasked with furthering its agenda online.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Negative interest rates imposed by central banks have generally worked as a tool to boost inflation, pulling down yields and sometimes weakening currencies, International Monetary Fund research has concluded.
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Gold fell more than 217 percent on Monday as a rebound in stock markets pointed to a sharper appetite for risk, pulling down prices further from last week's one-year high.
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The story underscores the artifice of a book, with creatures pulling down the pages, running from one to the next, and even the author herself making an appearance, in cartoon form.
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"'I got as far as the Fourth Amendment before his finger is pulling down on his lip and his eyes are rolling back in his head,'" Wolff quotes Nunberg as saying.
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Without gravity pulling down, the bones of astronauts turn fragile — losing 1 to 2 percent of bone mass each month — although NASA has found that exercise can slow down that loss.
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Moreover, it's Section 230 that enables platforms to be more aggressive in pulling down hate speech and abusive content — the outcome that Baron Cohen argues for most passionately in his speech.
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James Harden had 113 points, seven rebounds and seven assists, Russell Westbrook added 25 points, and Clint Capela scored 12 points while pulling down a season-high 21 rebounds for Houston.
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" Kelly added: "I had never been to the Mayflower Hotel, nor did I ever wake up with Peter Buttigieg forcefully pulling down my pants like I was almost coerced into saying.
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Even the BBC got in on April Fools' in 1957 with the announcement that the Swiss were enjoying a bumper spaghetti crop, and footage of farmers pulling down spaghetti from the trees.
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Steinhoff has rushed to fill a liquidity gap to avoid a small unit like Austria's Kika-Leiner - which needs about 80 million euros of fresh money - from pulling down the entire group.
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Despite vinyl popularity amongst hipster increasing old-school record sales by 17 percent, physical CD sales dropped 9% pulling down all physical album sales down 7% from the first half of 2015.
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Shares of Boeing Co slid 4.1%, pulling down Dow industrials and the S&P industrials sector, after the company said it would cut production of its 737 MAX aircraft by nearly 20%.
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Retailers were back under the spotlight, with more bad news pulling down household names such as Marks & Spencer, JD Sports, Dixons Carphone, Boohoo, Primark-owner Associated British Foods by 1.6-28.23 percent.
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The Bryants were walking from the tunnel to their seats when Vanessa lost her footing and went tumbling forward ... nearly pulling down Kobe ... and leaving a fancy Louboutin heel in her wake.
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In addition to the allegation of domestic violence from 2016, the letter references a March 11 incident where Elliott was seen in Dallas pulling down a woman's shirt and touching her breast.
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In the following weeks, my skull felt as though someone had draped a towel over it and was pulling down on all four corners, or maybe cinching tight a bank robber's stocking.
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Part of the story behind the good median income numbers for 21997 is that oil prices fell sharply that year, pulling down inflation and helping the after-inflation income gain look higher.
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"It is one of the main global cross-border flows impacting asset markets and pulling down yields globally," says Brad Setser, an economist with the Council on Foreign Relations in New York.
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And while my honey and I don't make love 16,000 times a year (per Mr. Greenberg's calculation), I suppose that I would have to blame his smartphone for pulling down our stats.
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Yet strangely, she saves him from her own fate by pulling down a noose before he can place it around his neck and, soon after, grabbing a knife out of his hands.
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Also pulling down shares in Hong Kong was Li & Fung Ltd , which fell to a six-week low after it posted sharply lower first-half profits and forecast a challenging environment for retailers.
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Edward Jones analyst Brian Yarbrough said expectations for growth in Taco Bell were high going into the quarter and the slight miss in same-store sales could be pulling down Yum Brands shares.
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Ultimately, Kloza feels that oil will remain gridlocked as institutional investors with long positions will fight to keep oil above $50, amid more OPEC infighting coupled with seasonality pulling down on the price.
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We asked Facebook not to market a social network to young kids in a letter (that they never responded to) because we know how social media is pulling down teens, especially teenage girls.
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"If a person they can't recall having met comes into the room, escorts them to the bathroom and then starts pulling down their pants, you can imagine that can be alarming," Watt said.
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Senior forward Barry Ogalue (17.5 points) and junior guard Bryan Alberts(13.5) are Long Beach's leading scorers so far while senior forward Gabe Levinis pulling down a team-best 10 rebounds per contest.
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As Mr. Cohen drove his pickup truck through what was left of his pecan grove, he occasionally stopped to look for signs of harvest, pulling down branches to see if there were flowers.
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Some of these UNC officials tried to couch their criticism of the pulling down of the statue as a safety concern, but at the heart of the matter lies a much bigger issue.
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During cross examination, lawyers brought up the St. Patty's Day parade -- where Zeke can be seen on video reaching over and pulling down a woman's top ... exposing her breast for all to see.
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Despite the fact that there is a whole planet pulling down on that balloon with all the gravity that its six billion trillion tonnes can provide, your party trick is enough to thwart it.
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Jo Lual-Acuil Jr., a 7-foot junior forward, also is averaging in double figures (10.1 points) while pulling down 7.3 rebounds per game and blocking a Big 12 leading 2.77 shots per game.
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The festival is, "pulling down the tent and cranking up the bass in this newly expanded stage & area dedicated exclusively to the best of dance, electronic and hip-hop," a recent press release announced.
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"I remember I had a thumb injury and went into Strauss' office and he started pulling down my wrestling shorts," Dunyasha Yetts, who wrestled at Ohio State in 1993 and 1994, told NBC News .
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Westbrook had his 13th triple-double of the season, scoring 24 points, pulling down 113 rebounds and distributing a career-high 24 assists, which were also a season high in the NBA this year.
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Low inflation, a slowing economy and an escalation in the trade war between Washington and Beijing have led financial markets to fully price in an interest rate cut this year, pulling down mortgage rates.
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Harry burst into laughter when he noticed that over his shoulder – and in full view of the media cameras – a masseuse was pulling down a man's pants to start working on his lower back.
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In explicit surveillance video posted to social media websites (WARNING: GRAPHIC VIDEO) , the woman can be seen arguing with a Tim Hortons employee before pulling down her pants as other restaurant patrons look on.
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I couldn't see very well in the semi-dark, so I'm hopeful this was a sleight-of-hand, but — whatever I was pulling down upon was not easily emerging from wherever it really … was.
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According to Forbes, Rosanna Pansino, then 30, was pulling down $2.5 million a year for videos about baking; Michelle Phan, at 28, reportedly made $3 million for her series of hair and makeup tutorials.
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ET, FSN Detroit, FSN Indiana ABOUT THE PISTONS (27-73): Center Andre Drummond leads the NBA in rebounding at 15 per contest, pulling down a career-high 29 rebounds against the Pacers on Nov.
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Some think this could hinder their ability to move to the UK. Hundreds of riot police entered the camp on Monday as people began pulling down tents and shelters in the muddy Calais camp.
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In a vision of the debt apocalypse, banks would then stop lending, leading to a full-fledged crisis and pulling down the rest of the world as China slams the brakes on global growth.
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If it doesn't begin charging, make sure Bluetooth is turned on by pulling down the Control Center on your iPad, and ensuring the Bluetooth button is blue (or enable Bluetooth in your iPad's settings).
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She soon finds out — her classmates are circulating a video in which she appears to be unconscious, lying on a floor with a laughing crowd gathered around and a boy pulling down her underwear.
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"We can't wait to do something about racial disparities in this country that are pulling down the entire American project, that harm everybody," he told an almost exclusively white audience in Washington last Sunday.
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DHS officers, adorned in full riot gear and brandishing automatic weapons and shields, announced a final warning to clear the entrance over a loudspeaker as they moved in, rousing sleeping occupiers and pulling down tents.
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Military spokesman Padilla appealed to social media users not to circulate material - such as video images of the militants destroying religious statues and pulling down a cross inside a church - that may fan religious tension.
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The Accessibility Menu provides easier-to-reach shortcuts (and larger tap targets) for performing common functions like triggering Google Assistant, opening the app switcher, pulling down the quick settings / notification shade, taking screenshots, and more.
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Anxious to nip religious tensions in the bud, the military appealed to the public this month not to share video images of the militants destroying religious statues and pulling down a cross inside a church.
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"Upward pressure on Low Vol and Growth, and downward pressure on Value and High Vol peaked in the first days of June (monthly rebalances), and then quickly snapped back, pulling down FANG stocks" — Facebook, Amazon.
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But Aldridge erased that game from his critics' memories on Saturday, scoring 26 points, pulling down 13 rebounds and standing in as a frontcourt leader on a night when Tim Duncan played only eight minutes.
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The cards in the Apple Watch's notification tray, which are accessible by pulling down from the top of the screen, have a layered look that feels richer and more refined than Fitbit's plain-text notifications.
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If you want to stop an app from pulling down data over the cellular connection, tap the button on the right side of the screen to restrict its network activity to a Wi-Fi connection.
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No fascist USA" in front of the old Durham County courthouse before pulling down the statue, which depicted a Confederate soldier atop an engraved pedestal that read, "In memory of 'the boys who wore the gray.
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Read More Cramer: Elon Musk getting away with financial murder With oil and the dollar pulling down stocks yet again on Thursday, Cramer fears the market could be in for a tough end to the week.
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"I hadn't even been sitting down for very long and he was pulling down my shirt a little bit, and I was like, okay, you're hungry because I haven't fed you," the mom, 23, told KENS5.
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Opacity in policy and opacity in training both lead to incidents like Facebook's memorable gaffe of pulling down a Pulitzer-winning photograph from the Vietnam war, and only restoring it once public outcry reached a crescendo.
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Basically, "the composition of the jobs in this region are pulling up the income and there's not a lot of massively declining job categories in the region that are pulling down incomes as well," Trekson says.
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An International Monetary Fund report earlier this month found that negative interest rates imposed by central banks, including the ECB, had generally worked as a tool to boost inflation, pulling down yields and sometimes weakening currencies.
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Sources close to the negotiations told Reuters last week that Steinhoff was racing to plug a 200 million euro funding gap to avoid a small unit such as Austrian Kika-Leiner pulling down the entire group.
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Sime Vrsaljko scuffles Croatia's best chance so far, pulling down a ball near the end line on the right side before sending in a poor cross to Ante Rebic in the middle that Rebic can't corral.
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In the new design, the Snap Map — which displays your friends' physical locations on an animated map, and was previously accessed by pulling down from the camera screen — is now on the left of your chats.
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Farhad: Well, several companies, including AT&T and Johnson & Johnson, announced that they'd be pulling down their ads from YouTube because of fears that their brands were appearing next to ISIS videos and other hate speech.
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For over two years, oil producers have been pumping more fuel than the world can consume, pulling down prices by over 70 percent earlier this year and leaving storage tanks filled with unsold crude or refined products.
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But now, in silicone, with the weight of it pulling down, you have to undersculpt the jowls on the chin and jawline because the weight of it pulls it down and you'll add too much to it.
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Adams, 22, has been a paladin in the paint for the Thunder in these playoffs, but the nobility of making and rejecting shots and pulling down rebounds is possibly the only thing to have escaped his grasp.
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Donald J. Trump is lagging in polls and pulling down the party's congressional candidates, analysts are already ceding the Senate to the Democrats and a conservative challenge to Speaker Paul D. Ryan is brewing in the House.
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Rogers, the executive director of the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC), faces both an unpopular president pulling down his party's candidates and historic trends that usually see the party in power in the White House lose seats.
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AROUND THE N.B.A. Terrence Jones filled in for the injured All-Star Anthony Davis, scoring a season-high 36 points and pulling down 11 rebounds as the host New Orleans Pelicans beat the Cleveland Cavaliers, 124-122.
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Chrissy Teigen tweeted that "surely there is an in-between" referring to his comment that models should join a nunnery if they don't want "someone pulling down their panties." surely there is an in-between here, karl pic.twitter.
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It also reflects a growing realization that the United States and its allies were too hasty in pulling down their large troop presence in 2011, which allowed militants to regain ground and weaken efforts to build Afghanistan's democracy.
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As I'm pulling down my shorts and underwear to use the toilet, I realize there is practically a flood of thick, viscous blood gushing out of me at too fast a pace to be caught by my pad.
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Asian business confidence held near three-year lows in the first quarter as the U.S.-China trade dispute dragged on, pulling down a global economy that is already on a downward path, a Thomson Reuters/INSEAD survey found.
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Asian business confidence held near three-year lows in the first quarter as the U.S.-China trade war dragged on, pulling down a global economy that is already on a downward path, a Thomson Reuters/INSEAD survey found.
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Standifer and the rest of the council painted the scene throughout the meeting: PacRim's power shovels and dump trucks would trundle over the grasses, pulling down the shore pines and balsams, rolling them over the river's watery bogs.
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"Investors expect the spat to come at the expense of U.S. oil firms, pulling down the share prices of ExxonMobil and Chevron by 1003%-2% since Friday, while U.S. crude oil prices fell by around 5%," per Reuters.
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It has Wi-Fi built-in for pulling down those updates, with a button on Source's base for wiping your Wi-Fi credentials with a tap if you don't want yet another IoT device on your network indefinitely.
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The shale and fracking booms in the United States made natural gas cheap and abundant, pulling down the price of electricity and making power sources that NRG still depends on heavily — including coal, nuclear and renewables — less profitable.
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Body-cam footage also recently captured that same officer in a separate incident tasing another suspect 10 times during a routine traffic stop, then pulling down the man's shorts and tasing him an 11th time in the testicles.
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"Legal action and pulling down the huts are not enough to control chhaupadi, which must also be addressed socially," said one of the country's most prominent female activists, Mohna Ansari, a member of Nepal's National Human Rights Commission.
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You could point out, for example, that fossil fuel-free funds haven't hurt anyone, given that energy stocks have barely budged for a decade, radically underperforming the overall stock market (and pulling down index funds that include them).
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Confidence among Asian companies remained near three-year lows in the first quarter as the U.S.-China trade dispute dragged on, pulling down a global economy that is already on a downward path, a Thomson Reuters/INSEAD survey found.
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As we'll see below, millionaires didn't always earn a ton (they didn't come out of the womb pulling down $300k per year), but most built their incomes over two or three decades by focusing on and growing their careers.
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Swedish house prices have dipped - with the capital Stockholm leading the way - over the last few months, fuelling concerns the downturn will spill over into the wider economy, pulling down construction and leading households to hold onto their cash.
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A political crisis in Rome, and the threat to the euro project it represents, triggered a rush to traditional safe havens like U.S. debt, pulling down U.S. 383-year bond yields and in turn spurring losses for U.S. banks.
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Investors expect the spat to come at the expense of U.S. oil firms, pulling down the share prices of ExxonMobil and Chevron by 1 to 2 percent since Friday, while U.S. crude oil prices fell by around 5 percent.
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Arizona's 7-foot-1 phenom was back at his best on Saturday night, scoring 23 points and pulling down 19 rebounds in the Wildcats' 43-78 win over No. 3 Arizona State in the McKale Center in Tucson, Ariz.
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ET, ESPN2 ABOUT TENNESSEE (143-1): The Volunteers have to be thrilled with the play of sophomore forward Grant Williams, who registered 22 points against Purdue and then contributed 20 versus Villanova, pulling down eight rebounds in each contest.
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Rather than pulling down one of the pillars of the international trade system, along with many of its benefits, the Trump administration would be better served by identifying reforms to the dispute settlement system that address its specific concerns.
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The political crisis in Rome, and the threat to the euro project it represents, triggered a rush to traditional safe havens like U.S. debt, pulling down U.S. 10-year Treasury yields and in turn spurring losses for U.S. banks.
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" The complaint also alleges that Doocy "created a hostile work environment by regularly treating [Carlson] in a sexist and condescending way, including by putting his hand on her and pulling down her arm to shush her during a live telecast.
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Facebook, for instance, finds itself frequently pulling down videos and posts because they upset Turkey's censors; Netflix took down an episode of comedian Hasan Minhaj's Patriot Act in Saudi Arabia because it was critical of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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You'll be pulling down Control Center a lot, since it's the only way to see battery percentage and Bluetooth status on the iPhone X — the notch means there's not enough room to put that info in the menu bar full time.
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Feigen said in a statement this week that he was questioned by a detective later that day and gave a statement in which he left out parts about the swimmers urinating behind the building and Lochte pulling down a framed poster.
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" He also says that Facebook could start charging developers who are pulling down a lot of data through Facebook's API, charging them from $100 to "$10m" with the goal of "controlling costs and make us some money if we want.
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Asian business confidence held near three-year lows in the first quarter as a U.S.-China trade dispute dragged on, pulling down a global economy that is already on a downward path, a Thomson Reuters/INSEAD survey found on Wednesday.
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Weixler is pulling down a "Warning: Sex Changes Everything" T-shirt to cover her crotch, which is obscured by a giant gold star, like the one Dawn's creationist biology teacher uses to obscure a textbook's page on the female reproductive system.
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We just need one more parameter: the upward-pushing normal force of the ground, FN. Since there are only two forces in the vertical direction (the Mandalorian's weight pulling down and the ground pushing up), these two must also be equal.
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The original photo, which Mendes posted to her Instagram story on Valentine's Day, featured Melton pulling down his shirt to reveal his perfect pecs and "new ink" of his girlfriend's nickname, but it turns out Melton didn't actually get tatted.
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On Wall Street the threat prompted a rush to traditional safe havens such as U.S. debt, pulling down U.S. 10-year Treasury yields and triggering losses for U.S. banks, which registered their biggest one-day decline in more than two months.
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Contractors were pulling down the bathroom ceiling when they came across the time capsule: a sealed backgammon game box filled with Palahniuk's photos, notes, and an autographed copy of Fight Club dedicated to whoever found the box in the future.
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Because if Russian IP addresses were pulling down a huge amount of data from the platform — was that reported or was that just kept, as so often seems to be the case, just kept within the 'family' and not talked about.
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In other states, I think as budgets improve, as the National Governors Association meets, as the national legislatures meet, they will find that their colleagues in other states are doing better in pulling down federal resources because of the investment.
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It came out at trial, one officer was working on his house, basically, for a month and pulling down a salary, and didn't really set foot in the city with the exception of a handful of days in that whole month.
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Tillman and Oturu controlled the game in the first half as Tillman scored 13 points on 6-for-8 shooting while pulling down 252 rebounds — six on the offensive end — and handing out a pair of assists for the Spartans.
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Pulling down the lever to cycle through rounds exposed the rifle's innards—the carrier, which hoists rounds into the chamber, came all the way down out of the body of the rifle, allowing a view of the next bullet popping into place.
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Sling TV, meanwhile, is helping stem Dish's pay TV subscribers losses (Dish combines Sling TV's users in its pay TV subscriber counts); but Sling TV's lower price point is also pulling down the company's ARPU, which declined to $86.55 in the quarter.
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Employees had already expected the worst after Roberts had been seen pulling down the curtain of the windows to a room near her office — a meeting room called "Sidebar" that fits about six people — as she met with members of human resources.
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This is the company that, again, it's hard to believe that you're listening to this and don't know what Aereo is, but in case you don't ... these guys were pulling down broadcast signals, TV signals from the air, and passing them along.
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The EU authorities are stubbornly committed to a strategy that seeks to eliminate the appeal of Europe, pulling down the shutters on the continent in the belief there is a way to suppress the tide of humanity flowing out of the Middle East.
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They say strength comes from within, but when it comes to lugging groceries, opening sticky windows, and pulling down heavy boxes from the tippy-top shelf, it sure helps if your muscles have gotten a little action from some well-chosen exercises.
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Some of the paintings were done in one sitting, such as Durham, August 14, 2017, which she completed hours after seeing the video of anti-racist protesters pulling down a confederate statue in the aftermath of the white supremacists' riot in Charlottesville.
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The turbo-charged Cameroonian had a near perfect night from the field, hitting on 14-of-17 shots for 32 points while pulling down eight rebounds and dishing out five assists to help Toronto stake a 1-0 lead in the best-of-seven series.
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Finally, you can add Accessibility shortcuts to your Control Center, which you can access by pulling down the top right of your screen on an iPad running iOS 12 or later, or by swiping up from the bottom of the screen on older iPads. 1.
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The Disney-owned ABC network, which is broadcasting the Oscars, also may feel pressure over how-far-is-too-far-to-go when it comes to political content, film industry insiders say, and will be worried about political banter pulling down ratings for the Oscars.
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The companies are in conversations with government about to leverage their might and reach; the Trump White House held a conference call last week to talk about what they can do to help, from helping analyze scholarly research to pulling down misinformation on the virus.
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Collin Sexton added 26 points for Cleveland, with Larry Nance Jr. scoring 19 and pulling down 10 rebounds, Cedi Osman hitting for 913 points, Love tallying 14 points and 18 rebounds, Matthew Dellavedova contributing 14 points and 221 assists, and Alfonzo McKinnie scoring 223 points.
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Pulling into Port Aransas, Rocky Emmons, a truck driver delivering one of the first trailers of water for FEMA, said National Guard troops immediately started pulling down pallets and giving them to thirsty families waiting in a line two blocks long at a local school.
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"Years ago we had more flights and other airlines, but it is very quiet now," said Margaret Vincent, 2000, pulling down the gates Thursday afternoon to close the empty airport bookstore next to the empty cafe, empty bar and empty foreign currency exchange desk.
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And as a 26-year-old artificial intelligence engineer working for Beijing Bytedance Technology Co, maker of the Chinese news aggregator app Toutiao, George is pulling down an annual salary of around $20183,000 but says he may jump ship if something better comes along.
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Those advocates say they never intended for the registry to expand so far beyond child molesters — and that they certainly didn't intend for so many people to be registered for having consensual sex as teenagers, or for pulling down their siblings' pants as children.
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Graham posted a photo of a text conversation between her husband, sister and mother, when her husband, Justin Ervin, sent a shot of Graham pulling down her bikini bottom in her latest SI Swim shoot, in turn flaunting her extreme lack of hair around her nether regions.
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Under the eye of hundreds of riot police, workers began pulling down tents and makeshift shelters in the sprawling camp in Calais on Monday, dismantling the fragile structures that have served as temporary homes for migrants hoping to make their way to a better life in Britain.
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It was Morad who ran Roy Moore through a pedophile test, got Dick Cheney to autograph a waterboarding kit, and who let now-disgraced GOP lawmaker Jason Spencer ruin his career by screaming the N-word and pulling down his pants to expose his bare ass.
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Defensive end Za'Darius Smith sacked Russell Wilson — celebrating by pulling down his undershirt which read "Snubbed" in reference to his not making the Pro Bowl — and the Seahawks appeared to get away with a turnover on another play when tight end Jacob Hollister fumbled the ball.
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Senior guard Trevon Bluiett is a national player of the year candidate who is averaging 24.3 points, 6.8 rebounds and 2.8 assists and earned Big East Player of the Week honors after scoring 25 points and pulling down nine rebounds in Xavier's 80-70 victory at Wisconsin last week.
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Trump asserted that he did not initially denounce white supremacists by name until Monday because he didn't have all available facts until then, and pondered if pulling down a statue of Confederate general Robert E. Lee would lead to the targeting of George Washington and Thomas Jefferson next.
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The companies that explore for oil and pump it out of the ground have been locking in price gains by selling off future output as a financial hedge, pulling down prices for those contracts, said sources with some of the producers and traders who had been counterparty to deals.
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Maye, who scored 26 points on 11-of-16 shooting while pulling down 10 rebounds in the 86-69 victory over Northern Iowa on Friday, told reporters he worked in the offseason at becoming a more well-rounded player in the post after three productive big men departed.
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"It's not fair at all to charge me under Section 332 after ignoring the policeman's unjust act of pulling down the motorcycle of a protesting student," Nay Myo Lin told local media after the verdict, referring to the section of the penal code under which he was sentenced.
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Now, once you start pulling down data at speeds more than 100 times faster than your current phone, wireless headsets will be able to render VR representations that look exactly like you, doppelgängers that vault across the uncanny valley and ape your features and tics as you talk.
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Canadian pop star Justin Bieber was ejected from the Mayan site in the Mexican resort town of Tulum after allegedly showing up drunk, attempting to climb an ancient building, insulting National Institute of Anthropology and History workers, and pulling down his pants in protest of demands that he behave himself.
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Downbeat earnings from AT&T sent shares in the United States' second-largest wireless carrier down 13 percent, pulling down other telecom stocks Verizon and CenturyLink Boeing, off 21 percent, surprised investors by revealing a $22.2 million charge for its troubled KC-21 aerial refueling tanker program in quarterly results.
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In 2009, Ms. Carlson contends, she complained to the network about her co-host on the popular "Fox & Friends" morning show, Steve Doocy, saying he belittled her on the set, openly mocked her among colleagues and once tried to shush her during a live broadcast by pulling down her arm.
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Pharmakon's set was short but mighty, pulling down the weight of the sky in a way that set the stage for the heaviness that came next: Oakland artists Jen Shear and Vinnie Smith read the names of those lost in the fire, and the reason we were there filled the room.
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"Sluggish domestic demand due to the virus spreading was the main factor pulling down business confidence for non-manufacturing businesses, while manufacturers' business confidence plunged due to a slump in exports of chips and electronic products to China and the disruption of global supply chains," a central bank official told Reuters.
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While other successful shows of the same vintage are gracefully pulling down the curtain — "The Americans" and "Game of Thrones" have both announced that their next seasons will be their last — the producers of "The Walking Dead," with plenty of comic books remaining to adapt, talk cheerily of another 100 episodes.
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While draping the device over my shoulders and pulling down through the hand straps took some awkward limb maneuvering at first, I've now found many optimal positions, and I use the miracle machine to target sore muscles on my entire body — especially spots professional massages can't get as deep into, like my butt.
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Driving the news: On Wednesday, Donald Trump's 2020 campaign adviser Brad Parscale tweeted that AT&T is positioning itself as "a weapon of the left" for pulling down a video Trump tweeted that included non-copyrighted footage from "The Dark Knight," a film produced by AT&T-owned movie studio Warner Bros.
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ET, ESPN2 ABOUT TEXAS (10-94.73, 4-7 Big 12): Jarrett Allen, a 6-11 freshman forward, is averaging 12.9 points and a team-best 8.4 rebounds per game and has turned it up a notch in conference play where he is scoring at a 16.1 clip while pulling down 10.4 rebounds.
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Fed economists said pulling down rates to near-zero had "modest" effects on asset prices like stocks, though the market has been on the longest bull run in history that coincided with the rate cuts and bond-buying operations that took the central bank balance sheet past $4.5 trillion at one point.
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" Sam Nunberg, a former campaign aide to Trump, is quoted in "Fire and Fury" as saying he was sent to explain the Constitution to the candidate -- and got only as far as the Fourth Amendment "before his finger is pulling down on his lip and his eyes are rolling back in his head.
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In one of history's steepest price falls, crude has tumbled more than 70 percent since mid-2014 to under $30 a barrel, pulling down the share prices of energy firms, as producers pump 1 million to 2 million barrels of oil each day in excess of demand, in a war of discounts for market share.
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It's been a while since Mr. Gaultier was considered the enfant terrible of fashion, courting controversy by finding inspiration in the clothing of the Orthodox Jewish community, pulling down the velvet rope of inaccessibility with one of the very first contemporary lines, challenging gender stereotypes, putting models of all sizes and ages on the catwalk.
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In an internal email, Facebook employees discussed how to sell user dataMark Zuckerberg discussed premium access to users' data in a 2012 emailZuckerberg, in 2012, discussing how much Facebook could make by charging developers pulling down a lot of Facebook user data 43 / 3Ultimately, Facebook decided not to proceed with the user data sale at that time.
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The Cavaliers, who set finals records for points in a quarter (49) and points in a half (86) are dishing out more assists and pulling down more rebounds than the Warriors, thanks in part to Tristan Thompson finally getting back to what he does best, giving his team 6 rebounds including 103 on the offensive end.
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There were other concerns, of course, running through the collections: the pulling down of borders and the lowering of barriers to entry, as the couture welcomed the American ready-to-wear labels Proenza Schouler and Rodarte, who merged their signature conceptual urbanity and twisted prettiness with the discipline of craft and classicism, and were the better for it.
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In one of the steepest price falls in history, crude oil prices have lost more than 70 percent since mid-2014 to around $30 per barrel, pulling down share prices for energy firms, as producers around the world pump 1 million to 2 million barrels of oil every day in excess of demand in a war of discounts for market share.
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Researchers have identified a couple of other examples of human-wild animal cooperation: fishermen in Brazil who work with bottlenose dolphins to maximize the number of mullets swept into nets or snatched up by dolphin mouths, and orcas that helped whalers finish off harpooned baleen giants by pulling down the cables and drowning the whales, all for the reward from the humans of a massive whale tongue.
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You know, when I walked back in 2010 across the Edmund Pettus Bridge with John Lewis, arm and arm, and we remembered Bloody Sunday and the extraordinary progress of the civil rights movement, I can't help but think that, rather than pulling down monuments, as some are wont to do, rather than tearing down monuments that have graced our cities all across this country for years, we ought to have been building more monuments.
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Since what they have proposed is not implementable — no one sits outside the bathrooms in the elementary school pulling down each child's underwear for inspection before admission (another thing that would be alarming if it were true) — I can only conclude that they have proposed it for other reasons: to scare people, to incite and justify violence, to make my kid feel wrong and bad about herself, to make certain she's regarded as dangerous, indecent, abnormal, to exclude and isolate her.
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