Davis sinks to his knees and takes Whitney's socks off.
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Go deeper: CEO confidence sinks to lowest level since 2016
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America sinks to sea level as you roll into the Ohio Valley.
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She sinks to her knees before Christina, pulls at Christina's limp hands.
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They generally shut down when the mercury sinks to minus 18 Fahrenheit.
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On the road into Parand, a man peddles sinks to newly arriving families.
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BoJack sinks to new lows in Season 5, spiraling into prescription drug addiction.
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When rolled off a minelaying ship, the whole apparatus sinks to the seafloor.
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In addition, about 28503% of marine debris sinks to the bottom of the ocean.
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I can't get airport sinks to turn on so I can wash my hands.
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We had access to portable toilets, but no sinks to brush our teeth before bed.
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When he sinks to a low point, he hits upon the idea of a male vs.
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When that happens, they "switch from being carbon sinks to major carbon sources," the scientists wrote.
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Another estimate suggest that up to 70 percent of this trash sinks to the ocean floor.
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Others shuffled to port-a-potties and foot-powered sinks to shave and brush their teeth.
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When it dies, it sinks to the bottom and suffocate anything not fast enough to swim away.
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From carbon sinks to fisheries, humanity has taken more from nature than it's been able to reproduce.
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When the flood waters recede, the layer of coarse sediment sinks to the oxbow's bottom, where it remains.
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The stuff sinks to the seafloor and wreaks havoc on ecosystems, cratering oxygen levels and spiking salt content.
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Once they discard their mucus nets, the apparatus sinks to the seafloor, dragging the plastics down as well.
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But there's nary a laugh in the trailer, which sinks to sex-trafficking, constipation and blind-people gags.
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Warm water is less dense and naturally sits above colder water, which sinks to the bottom of the lake.
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The company makes everything from marble sinks to one-of-a-kind lamps, bringing artistry to the home sphere.
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At one point, we have somebody dump a wrapped-up body in the water, and it sinks to the bottom.
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In the fall, the water at the top cools down, gets more dense, and sinks to the bottom, mixing in.
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In addition to sanitizer stations at restaurant entrances, there were now sinks to wash hands and staff encouraging their use.
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Art Review From kitchen sinks to chancellors and immigrants to burlesque queens, these four photography shows light up the season.
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The pools form because the salty water is denser than the surrounding water, so it sinks to the lowest point.
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Some of this plastic is eaten by the animals, and then discarded through poop, which sinks to the seafloor, researchers found.
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If lava sinks to the bottom, the explosion will release enough gas to suffocate everyone for miles around—millions of people.
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How is it that stocks can break through to new heights while the country at large seemingly sinks to new depths?
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When in the ring with a lesser wrestler than Omega or his archrival Hiroshi Tanahashi, he never sinks to their level.
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Some of this sinks to the seafloor and is buried, and some is eaten by animals who are buried upon death.
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J.R. is completely turned around as he sinks to tag Jason, with his back to his man out on the wing.
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On our planet, warm water moves towards the poles along the ocean surface, but it eventually cools and sinks to the bottom.
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When spilled, heavy fuel oil emulsifies on the water's surface or sinks to the seafloor, unlike lighter fuels which disperse and evaporate.
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When it dies, the microalgae sinks to the bottom of the ocean, where it can snuff out ecologically important corals and seagrasses.
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Once warmer water reaches the area around the UK, it cools and sinks to the bottom of the Labrador and Nordic Seas.
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For zip code 19144 in the Philly suburbs, that number sinks to 50 people an ad for every dollar of ad spend.
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In other words, Mr. Draghi may still be able to procure a few more kitchen sinks to throw at Europe's economic problems.
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One of the least understood environments in the deep, these brine pools are areas where extremely saline water sinks to the bottom.
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And never in this context, as legitimate debates about immigration policy grow increasingly toxic and as trust in government sinks to record lows.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNRihanna Gets Drake-Inspired TattooColin Kaepernick Donates $1 Million DollarsKanye Takes Boozin' To Another LevelSubway's Jared Fogle Sinks To New Low
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Trump, in contrast, stumbled terribly, because rather than rise in these moments of trauma and volatility, he sinks to being more, well, Trump.
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The ship breaks into two halves, and one of them, which carries both the captain and the radio, sinks to the ocean floor.
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There aren't enough carbon sinks to offset every iota of carbon from human activity, so they can't compensate for all of our emissions.
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The portable toilets were clean, the walls around them disinfected, and the water at the plastic portable sinks to wash their hands was refilled.
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It's important to start collecting right away: if the salt isn't scooped up quickly enough, it sinks to the bottom and will start to curdle.
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Instead, they have a top-ten offense that sinks to the bottom five (as efficient as the Chicago Bulls) when Beal isn't on the floor.
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They also layer in an unexpected lever of dark humor, which helps when the horror sinks to visceral, singular levels of edge-of-your-seat terror.
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After a short time it sinks to the bottom, and down there in the ice-cold dark, it's most likely eaten alive by other Greenland sharks.
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Here are some landmark dates following the 22017 demonstrations: 22012: China's economic growth sinks to 22018 percent due to international sanctions sparked by the Tiananmen crackdown.
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The company websites boast of sending steel, aluminum foil, clothing, solar panels and even stainless steel sinks to the United States and Europe while evading tariffs.
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You'll notice the defender, realizing he has been utterly vanquished and emasculated, immediately leans against the wall, sinks to the ground and bows his head in shame.
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After accounting for the debris that sinks to the bottom of the reserves, researchers have said that Day Zero will occur when water levels dip below 13.5%.
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Balancing these needs—for space to grow food on the one hand, and natural carbon sinks to keep temperatures low on the other—is a huge challenge.
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"From ceilings and sinks to shelves and phone and computer outlets, they all had to be just so," she once said, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Fewer than half of Medicare beneficiaries have visited a dentist in the past year, a rate that sinks to 26 to 28 percent at lower income levels.
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Some African countries, like Rwanda and Uganda, are implementing strict controls at airports as well as simple hygiene practices such as setting up public sinks to wash hands.
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And we know that as permafrost continues to thaw, plants can only compensate for so long: At some point, these ecosystems will transition from carbon sinks to carbon sources.
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So the tower gets physically unstable, the ants at the bottom layer of the tower leave and the rest of the tower sinks to fill in the missing space.
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Mr. Luppi played the monstrous Gris with touches of weakness — at one point in the film he sinks to a bathroom floor to lap up a spot of blood.
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That's puzzled economists, who figure that workers should get paid more as the unemployment rate sinks to historic lows, and prompted many theories about what could be depressing paychecks.
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At one point Reedus sinks to the bottom of a lake that appears out of nowhere and looks up to see a giant bug skate across or above the surface.
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If the yield on the 10-year Treasury sinks to 2.75 percent, which Cramer predicted last week, it would be ultimately terrific for most of the stock market, he said.
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Emily knows the power of blackmail all too well, yet sinks to the same level when A provides her with a video of Addison cutting practice to be with her boyfriend.
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Later, when he beats her to a pulp for saying "James" in her sleep, he sinks to a new low of evil characters, in a show with no shortage of them.
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But the most impressive study illuminates the impact of a powerful El Niño event on the global carbon cycle—and how rising temperatures could push the planet's carbon sinks to their limits.
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Large-scale farms store their animal waste in open-air pits where the solid material sinks to the bottom, revealing a nutrient-rich liquid that is then sprayed as fertilizer onto fields.
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For example, Mexico City's ubiquitous street food stalls often use plastic bags to temporarily cover plastic plates, in areas where they have no taps or sinks to wash each plate after use.
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Stotts set up a similar action, but this time the defender sinks to take away the Lillard curl before having to sprint back up when Leonard turns to re-screen CJ McCollum.
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The reason for this is that the salty brine sinks to the ocean floor, where plants and other aquatic life struggle to adapt to the rapid increase in the salinity of their environment.
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We're with Jane when she finds out and sinks to the floor in anguish — a gut-wrenching piece of acting by Gina Rodriguez — but beyond that, the episode doesn't intrude on her grief.
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For example, Mexico City&aposs ubiquitous street food stalls often use plastic bags to temporarily cover plastic plates, in areas where they have no taps or sinks to wash each plate after use.
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Trump breaks his own world record for being appalling on a weekly basis, but as the campaign sinks to new low after new low, I find myself experiencing feelings of deep sadness and pity.
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But excesses of Sargassum like the recent explosion cause some problems for marine life, as dead Sargassum sinks to the ocean floor and can "smother corals and seagrasses", according to the university's press release.
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In new homes, the infrastructure — a set of pipes running from the shower and laundry and sinks to the water cleaning system — could cost $7,000 to $10,000, said Ralph Petroff, the company's co-founder.
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The agency advises staying at least six feet away from people who are coughing and sneezing, and cleaning and disinfecting frequently touched surfaces in household common areas, from sinks to light switches to tables.
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When this gas cools and sinks to the center of the galaxy, it provides the fuel for outbursts by which a supermassive black hole can affect realms of the cosmos far beyond the originating galaxy.
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"This is sort of like a wooden whale fall," Margo Haygood, a molecular biologist at the University of Utah, said before the trip; a whale fall is a dead whale that sinks to the seafloor.
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Once this subsurface base camp is established, the AUV Leng sinks to the bottom of Europa's ocean to record what it sees there, before returning to the shuttle to share its findings, and recharge its batteries.
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As more advanced stages of decomposition set in, the body sinks to the ocean floor, where specialist species such as the carpet worm and various types of bone-eating worms further break down the whale's body.
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But even so, some forests in the mid-latitudes may at times emit enough methane to negate the methane-absorbing capacity of their soils, turning their ecosystems from net methane sinks to net sources, says Megonigal.
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"Securing military and National Guard (GNB) support is already crucial, but will be more so if the economy sinks to new depths with even worse shortages of basic foodstuffs and medicines, and a hyperinflationary spiral," Watson said.
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It turns out the storm traveled right by a special underwater monitoring station that collects "marine snow"—a combination of dead plankton and aerosol particles from the atmosphere that accumulates on the surface and sinks to the bottom.
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As a result, the number of people serving such sentences — including "virtual life sentences" that exceed an offender's expected life span — is growing steadily, even as the rate of violent crime sinks to its lowest levels in decades.
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A PDVSA worker and two former employees said the new wages remained inadequate and would not halt a brain drain that has the company desperate for engineers and chemists just as its production sinks to its lowest in decades.
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"The pumice gets waterlogged or negatively buoyant and sinks to the sea floor and gets logged and stuck there, then those plants and animals and sea life can then continue to grow and grow in this new location," Bryan said.
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The curdled milk sinks to the bottom of the enormous vats, and after it has clumped together into a firm mass it is hoisted out with cheesecloths, and shaped into the drum-like form that makes Parmigiano-Reggiano so recognizable.
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A report released by market research firm YouGov on Monday found the American public's faith in the ads they see has grown over the past few years, just as trust in mass-media news, government and other institutions sinks to new lows.
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In Haiti, where access to clean water is tricky and education is lacking, Scouts are taking to the streets with portable sinks to let passersby wash their hands and to teach the importance of doing so to protect themselves from the novel coronavirus.
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"Once bitumen sinks to the bottom of a lake or wetland, it is much more problematic to clean up than conventional oil, which floats nicely and can be skimmed off the surface," Diane Orihel, a professor in aquatic ecotoxicology at Queen's University, told VICE News.
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It remains to be seen whether the level of evil perpetrated in China's "reeducation" camps for Uighurs sinks to the depravity of Nazi concentration camps or today's North Korean detention camps, but it's shameful enough to disqualify Communist China as a normal, modern state.
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"Think about an approach that might be received well…" Coming up tonight: The flamingo takes a kick to the head, a body sinks to the bottom of the pool (or maybe someone goes for a swim), and suddenly James Taylor's beautiful face is bleeding!
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"He's simply saying that if it does go into a tailspin — and stocks that have this kind of dead cat bounce, they can continue to fall — he wouldn't recommend trying to bottom-fish until it sinks to the mid-to-high-$30s," the "Mad Money" host said.
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"Every time I think about a plastic coffee can getting thrown in the river, it doesn't bother me at all because it sinks to the bottom and it's habitat for bait fish, it's habitat for crayfish," Moore said in Tuesday's hearing, according to Dakota Radio Group.
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In a 6,000-word internal memo from late September leaked to Cheddar's Alex Heath, Spiegel attempts to revive employee morale with philosophy, tactics and contrition as Snap's share price sinks to an all-time low of around $8 — half its IPO price and a third of its peak.
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Opinion Columnist Just when you think you've seen and heard it all from Donald Trump, he sinks to a new low that leaves you speechless and wondering: Is he crazy, is he evil, is he maniacally committed to unwinding every good thing Barack Obama did, or is he just plain stupid?
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Instead, the 22045mm sea creature sinks to the bottom of the ocean floor, where its body folds in on itself—assuming the jellyfish equivalent of the fetal position—and regenerates back into a baby jellyfish, or polyp, in a rare biological process called transdifferentiation, in which its old cells essentially transform into young cells.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooHouse Democrats launch process to replace Cummings on Oversight panel Another Chinese threat to our national security: Prescription drugs Overnight Health Care: Public's view of drug companies sinks to record low in poll | NYC declares end to measles outbreak | Health advocates fear Planned Parenthood funding loss could worsen STD crisis MORE (D-Calif.) over Rep.
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By Andres Martinez Casares and Andre Paultre PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) - In impoverished Haiti, where access to clean water is tricky and education is lacking, Boy and Girl Scouts are taking to the streets with portable sinks to allow passersby to wash their hands and teach them the importance of doing so to ward off the novel coronavirus.
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Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyOvernight Health Care: Public's view of drug companies sinks to record low in poll | NYC declares end to measles outbreak | Health advocates fear Planned Parenthood funding loss could worsen STD crisis Texas Democrat wants Mexico to address highway security before vote on revised trade deal Congress set for chaotic fall sprint MORE (R-Iowa) and former Sen.
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By Andres Martinez Casares and Andre Paultre PORT-AU-PRINCE, March 24 (Reuters) - In impoverished Haiti, where access to clean water is tricky and education is lacking, Boy and Girl Scouts are taking to the streets with portable sinks to allow passersby to wash their hands and teach them the importance of doing so to ward off the novel coronavirus.
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J.) and subcommittee Chairwoman Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care: Public's view of drug companies sinks to record low in poll | NYC declares end to measles outbreak | Health advocates fear Planned Parenthood funding loss could worsen STD crisis Overnight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August MORE (D-Calif.).
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Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyOvernight Health Care: Public's view of drug companies sinks to record low in poll | NYC declares end to measles outbreak | Health advocates fear Planned Parenthood funding loss could worsen STD crisis Texas Democrat wants Mexico to address highway security before vote on revised trade deal Congress set for chaotic fall sprint MORE (R-Iowa) was among those who urged the White House not to oust Cissna amid a broader shake-up of DHS.
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Senate Finance Committee Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyOvernight Health Care: Public's view of drug companies sinks to record low in poll | NYC declares end to measles outbreak | Health advocates fear Planned Parenthood funding loss could worsen STD crisis Texas Democrat wants Mexico to address highway security before vote on revised trade deal Congress set for chaotic fall sprint MORE (R-Iowa) has in the past used his committee to pressure Trump to back off certain tariffs and threats — and could potentially do so again.
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Senate Finance Committee Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyOvernight Health Care: Public's view of drug companies sinks to record low in poll | NYC declares end to measles outbreak | Health advocates fear Planned Parenthood funding loss could worsen STD crisis Texas Democrat wants Mexico to address highway security before vote on revised trade deal Congress set for chaotic fall sprint MORE (R-Iowa) wrote in an op-ed published last week that he is "engaged in ongoing discussions" with lawmakers and Trump about the next steps on the deal.
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Senate Finance Committee Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyOvernight Health Care: Public's view of drug companies sinks to record low in poll | NYC declares end to measles outbreak | Health advocates fear Planned Parenthood funding loss could worsen STD crisis Texas Democrat wants Mexico to address highway security before vote on revised trade deal Congress set for chaotic fall sprint MORE (R-Iowa), who is trying to push through a package of bipartisan reforms, highlighted the findings (in his unique Twitter style): "New Gallup poll says Big Pharma is the most disliked industry in America Even the fed govt ranks better The American ppl are demanding lower prescription drug prices Members of Congress would b wise to recognize this reality," he wrote.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooHouse Democrats launch process to replace Cummings on Oversight panel Another Chinese threat to our national security: Prescription drugs Overnight Health Care: Public's view of drug companies sinks to record low in poll | NYC declares end to measles outbreak | Health advocates fear Planned Parenthood funding loss could worsen STD crisis MORE and Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffHouse panel advances resolution outlining impeachment inquiry Overnight Defense: Pentagon shares images of al-Baghdadi raid | Bolton called for impeachment inquiry deposition | Russia ambassador pick pressed on surveillance flight treaty House calls for Bolton deposition as part of impeachment inquiry MORE last month said they plan to hold hearings to highlight the problem, until Congress acts to address the problem the potential for catastrophic harm to our nation is real.
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