Each week it seems a new unicorn takes the plunge.
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Then she takes the plunge and enters a world of men.
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The instructors ask him to raise his hands and Smith takes the plunge.
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And after a few moments of nervous paw-dipping, the 9-year-old dog takes the plunge.
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As McCarthy surges, along with antiwar sentiment, Robert Kennedy finally takes the plunge and announces for president.
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After tentatively toeing around the edge of the rocks, it takes the plunge and dives into the water.
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And when Danny takes the plunge into Reuven's, Mr. Whitson's face betrays an eloquent mixture of apprehension and glee.
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Just when you thought it's safe to go back into the water, another Democratic presidential candidate takes the plunge.
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Parnell said she has personally urged Walker to get in the race and hopes that he takes the plunge.
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It's a daunting task to dive in alongside such heavy hitters, yet Miracle Workers takes the plunge – and mostly falls flat.
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It's part of the left's war on the right MORE — who is close to former senior adviser Valerie Jarrett — takes the plunge.
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If she fully takes the plunge, the senator is expected to make a more robust presidential campaign announcement at a later date.
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But it also rewards the player who takes the plunge to follow the story through an original, dangerous world until Chaos is unleashed.
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So it will be interesting to see whether the company takes the plunge and launches a second Android device at MWC this year.
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But as he takes the plunge, Peyton gets a little too excited and accidentally goes head first and gets a snout full of water.
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LOS ANGELES — As Apple takes the plunge into original television-style content, it has hired two of Hollywood's most respected studio executives to oversee the effort.
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But her willingness to play with her hair is only half the reason she actually takes the plunge — the other half is her longtime hairstylist, DJ Quintero.
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After a little convincing from a veteran skydiving instructor, and a thinly-veiled diss from Scott telling her to be more than just a model, she takes the plunge!
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That's why researchers looked to another relatively lean mammal, the beaver, for bio-inspiration, studying how the individual follicles of its fur trap air when it takes the plunge.
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Damien Walters, the stunt double for Michael Fassbender, takes the plunge, but only after building up to the head-spinning height with 70 and 90-foot jumps as well.
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Bret: For the past year, I've felt that the country has been suspended over air like Wile E. Coyote in those gravity-defying seconds before he takes the plunge to the canyon floor.
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With an IPO looking inevitable in the not too distant future, even as it continues to raise funding, Airbnb would be wise to broaden its listings toward less sticky revenue streams before it takes the plunge.
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The company doesn't say when we'll see these systems actually in use through their automaker customers in shipping cars, but especially in the high-end where premium distinguishing features can make all the difference, it shouldn't be long before some carmaker takes the plunge.
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Later in the season Rossi takes the plunge and proposes to Smiley in a big celebration involving a song, helicopters and his family.
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She takes pity on him and rattles off something quite steamy but Jeremy is far too embarrassed to actually recite it, so he "takes the plunge" in an unexpected way.
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2011 . failed to win any other election- was the PMDB candidate for President in 1994,["Cardoso takes the plunge. (Brazilian Finance Minister Fernando Henrique Cardoso announces his candidacy for president)." The Economist (US).
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Academy Films is a British film production company. It creates commercials,"Volvo Really Takes the Plunge in Powerful Ad That Leaves the Car on Shore". Adweek, 29 September 2014,"Electoral Commission's pink neon sign ads remind voters to get educated on Brexit". Campaign Live, Omar Oakes.
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He assumes the worst, until Clare takes the plunge and finally reveals the dramatic truth as to why she can't answer his proposal. Episode 11 Tom's struggling to cope with Fiona. She continues scheming in order to turn her dreams of a life with him into reality. He's desperate to find a way out of her plans, but fears the ramifications of betraying their secret.
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CinemaScope 3: Hollywood Takes the Plunge. Lulu, 2006. (pg. 219) The film was aired on television in the United States during the late 1960s until the mid-1970s and again during the early- to-mid-1990s. The film was released on DVD during the early 2000s, although this was on a limited scale and consequently remains one of the more obscure and hard-to-find westerns.
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"Domestic Operations: Trinity's "Fiona" takes the plunge in search of Avro Arrow." Canadian Navy. Retrieved: 11 September 2010. Experiments showed the need for only a small number of design changes, mainly involving the wing profile and positioning. To improve high- alpha performance, the leading edge of the wing was drooped, especially on outer sections, a dog-tooth was introduced at about half-span to control spanwise flow,Whitcomb 2002, pp. 89–91.
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Wile E. drops the anvil and is slung up into the air. Wile E. points expectantly at his backpack and pulls out a cord, hoping for a parachute; however, upon opening the pack, there is no parachute, simply common items like a hatchet and kitchen utensils. His expression darkens, and he produces a cartridge of ACME-branded aspirin, taking a few to alleviate the inevitable pain. He weakly waves at the camera as he takes the plunge.
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In the television series, Percy made his debut in the first season, in the episode "Trouble in the Shed", which aired in 1984. He has appeared in every single season since then. Out of all the engines, Percy holds the unwanted record of having the most accidents in a season of Thomas and Friends. In season two, he had 5 accidents — in "Thomas, Percy and the Coal", "Percy Takes The Plunge", "Percy's Predicament", "Ghost Train", and "Woolly Bear".
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Swimming to a Roman ship in the eastern harbour becomes the sole possibility for escape. Apollodorus dives in readily and Caesar follows, after privately instructing Rufio and Britannus to toss Cleopatra into the water so she can hang on while he swims to safety. They do so with great relish, she screaming mightily, then Rufio takes the plunge. Britannus cannot swim, so he is instructed to defend himself as well as possible until a rescue can be arranged.
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Texas is reminded of how much she has misses having Jodie as a friend and decides to spend time with her. Hendrickse-Spendlove said that Texas takes the plunge and the pair kiss "passionately". At which point she felt that Texas is "pretty out of her depth" as she thinks the only solution to her feelings is to have sex with Jodie. The actress was thankful because “Jodie does the right thing and tells Texas that they shouldn't rush into anything.
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However, the events of Grave Peril and Summer Knight lead her to put more trust in him, and she becomes one of his closest friends once he takes the plunge and 'clues her in' to the true reality and nature of things. She admits to some romantic attraction to Harry as well, but is unwilling to act on it for several reasons. Firstly, she worries about complicating or ruining their friendship and working relationship. She also worries about their difference in lifespans: as a wizard, Harry will live for centuries, and she wants someone who can grow old with her and raise a family.
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But the stories do not indicate this since he still seems familiar with events that happens before the crash, and the other engines certainly don't know this. Indeed, Gordon in the story following the rebuild, and in the story 'Percy Takes the Plunge', set after the rebuild, Henry recalls the events of 'The Sad Story of Henry', which suggests that his memory survived the rebuild. As both sources may be considered equally canonical, the question of whether there have been two Henrys or one will always have a paradoxical answer and will likely remain unanswered. The same book featured a certain amount of retcon to explain Henry's old shape in the first place.
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In Dalby's books, he made allusions to himself twice on store signs (Seen in Off the Rails and Saved from Scrap) and a reference to E.T.L. Marriott, who edited The Railway Series, in Percy Takes the Plunge on a "Ship Chandlers" company sign. Peter Edwards also notes that he based Gordon's face on Eric Marriot's. The Fat Controller (originally The Fat Director in the earliest books which pre-dated the nationalisation of Britain's railways in 1948) was a fictional character, although Mr Gerard Fiennes, one of the highest-regarded managers on British Railways, published his autobiography "I tried to run a Railway" on his retirement in 1968, and says that he originally wanted to call the book "The Fat Controller" but the publishers would not permit this. The Thin Controller, in charge of the narrow-gauge trains in the books which are based on the Talyllyn Railway in Wales, was based on Mr Edward Thomas, the manager of the Talyllyn Railway in its last years before enthusiasts took it over in 1951.
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