I just shook my head and told him to take his sheet down.
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And just 13 percent now say the Fed will never reduce the balance sheet, down from 31 percent.
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And just 73 percent now say the Fed will never reduce the balance sheet, down from 31 percent.
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The campaign took the fact sheet down Thursday and replaced it with one that didn't mention the RFS or ethanol.
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If you're doing wax play or other messy activities, put your own sheet down and ask your host if there's a specific space available.
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The central bank currently holds $26.5 billion worth of currency swaps on its balance sheet, down from more than $100 billion two years ago.
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The Fed needn't be in a hurry to bring its balance sheet down to pre-crisis norms, but were it to be, it might be in a fix anyway.
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The cap level would reach a limit that would be designed to take the balance sheet down to a certain level — perhaps around $2.5 trillion, according to some reports.
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It is also soon likely to learn that it is a lot easier to massively increase the size of its balance sheet than it is to bring its balance sheet down to a more normal level.
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The authors of the new study envisaged using 12,000 wind turbines to pump seawater 1,500 metres up to the surface, where it would be frozen into 'snow' to try to weigh the sheet down enough to stop it collapsing any further.
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She'd kicked the sheet down to her feet during the night, and her nightdress had snaked up under her arms and was wrapped around her like a twisted rope, as if in her sleep she'd tried to tug it off.
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The authors of the new study envisaged using 12,000 wind turbines to pump seawater 1,500 metres (4,900 feet) up to the surface, where it would be frozen into "snow" to try to weigh the sheet down enough to stop it collapsing any further.
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"You can use printed sheets and make a decent window curtain by having a rod-pocket sewn by your dry cleaner down the street," who can also cut the sheet down the middle and hem the bottom, he said, all for about $20.
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While much of her art is interactive and therefore limiting to see today in a museum, the Met did take some good faith efforts, including staging a reenactment of her piece "Divisor," for which dozens of people processed under a giant white sheet down Madison Avenue.
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He's got a long rap sheet down at the cop shop for "misusing his physical superiority," (so said a Dutch court), and was once sentenced to two years in prison for brutally assaulting self-made millionaire businessman, Koen Everink, in 2012 (the sentence was suspended for 10 months).
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The Fed's plan should slowly eat away at both its $2.5-trillion in Treasuries and $1.8-trillion in mortgage-backed securities (MBS) over the next few years, drawing the balance sheet down to somewhere in the range of $2.5-$3.5 trillion, according to Fed officials who say there is no need to decide the landing spot now.
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He then commits suicide by stuffing a bed sheet down his throat.
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Weighting the centre of the plastic sheet down with a stone forms the funnel via which the condensed water will run into the receptacle.
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The deck stepped mast is supported by shrouds and a forestay and rotates on a pin at the step. To allow adults to sail Firebugs comfortably, the design brings the sheet down from the boom in front of the centerboard box allowing greater space for the sailor.
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The main LGM lobes of Russia followed the Dvina, Vologda and Rybinsk basins respectively. Lobes originated as result of ice following shallow topographic depressions filled with a soft sediment substrate. Permafrost covered Europe south of the ice sheet down to present-day Szeged in Southern Hungary. Ice covered the whole of Iceland.
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Lake Grantsburg, formed when the Grantsburg Sublobe of the Des Moines Lobe blocked southward drainage of the ice-free land to its north. It extended from St. Cloud east-northeast to Grantsburg, Wisconsin, whence its outflow ran south along the east front of the ice sheet down the valley of the Saint Croix River.Ojakangas and Matsch, Minnesota's Geology, pp. 106-07, 212.
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For example, if a character was to move his arm, the first drawing would consist of character and background, then the arm would be carefully torn out to reveal the next sheet down and a new arm was drawn on the new paper revealed. The slash system lasted through the 1920s at various studios before being replaced by Earl Hurd's cell system. By 1914, Barré and Nolan felt confident enough to start their own studio, totally independent of Edison and dedicated 100% to animation. This Barré-Nolan Studio was probably the first of its kind (although Bray Productions also had a good claim to the title).
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Debaters utilize a specialized form of note taking, called flowing, to keep track of the arguments presented during a debate. Conventionally, a debater's flow is divided into separate flows for each different macro-argument in the debate round (kritiks, disads, topicalities, case, etc.). There are multiple methods of flowing, but the most common style incorporates columns of arguments made in a given speech. The first constructive speech on a position is flowed from the top of the sheet down in the first column, and the next constructive speech is flowed where the previous constructive left off, except it is written/typed one column to the right rather than directly below it to indicate that it is a new speech.
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Today, with the advent of plastic sheeting, the moisture trap has become more efficient. The method is very similar to that described above, but a single sheet of plastic is used instead of branches and leaves. The greater efficiency of this type of trap arises from the waterproof nature of the plastic, which doesn't let any water vapour pass through it (some water vapour escapes through the leaves and branches of the first method). This efficiency requires a certain amount of diligence of the part of the user, in that the plastic sheet must be firmly attached to the ground on all sides; this is often accomplished by using stones to weight the sheet down and/or covering the edges of the plastic sheet with earth (such as that dug out to make the hole in which the trap sits).
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In England artists such as Sandby and Thomas Gainsborough were attracted by the suitability of etched outlines with aquatint for reproducing the popular English landscape watercolours, which at this period usually also had been given an initial outline drawing in ink. Publishers of prints and illustrations for expensive books, both important British markets at the time, also adopted the technique. In all these areas, a print with etching and aquatint gave very satisfactory results when watercolour was added by relatively low-skilled painters copying a model, with a flat wash of colour on top of the varied tones of the aquatint.Griffiths, 94 After the French Revolution, one of the most successful publishers in London, the German Rudolf Ackermann, had numbers of French refugees working on the floor above his shop in The Strand in London, each brushing a single colour and then passing the sheet down a long table.Mayor, 374–376 Over the same period in France there was sustained interest in techniques for true colour printing using multiple plates, which used multiple printmaking techniques which often included aquatint (or mezzotint) for tone.
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