"Earlier today, Samsung Europe's SpaceSelfie balloon came back down to earth," the statement read.
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However, following the announcement, Stitch Fix's stock came back down to Earth and is up around 4 percent.
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Like an asteroid, that huge glow shot across the sky and quickly faded -- or at least, came back down to Earth.
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For his part, Kelly isn't upset that Williams is breaking his record so soon after Kelly came back down to Earth on March 1.
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" — Former President Barack Obama, trying to understand Donald Trump's election win Days later, Obama reportedly came back down to Earth, saying: "Maybe this is what people want.
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AFTER UPSET VICTORY, DEFEAT The unheralded Australians who blew open the draw at Queen's with first-round wins over Andy Murray and Milos Raonic came back down to earth.
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When NASA astronaut Scott Kelly came back down to Earth after spending a year on the International Space Station, the first thing he did was take a deep breath of cold air.
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Imagine if your high-school English teacher listened to the Magnetic Fields for 10 straight years, took a bunch of LSD, saw god, and came back down to earth to write an album.
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This became increasingly true as Telltale expanded after The Walking Dead's surprise success, success that eventually came back down to Earth in the years after, cementing The Walking Dead's importance to Telltale's bottom line.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - The Haas Formula One team came back down to earth with a bump in China two weeks ago but Sunday's Russian Grand Prix put the U.S.-owned newcomers back into orbit.
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ET. The first stage of the Falcon 20173 – also known as the booster – came back down to Earth a few minutes after launch, landing on SpaceX's autonomous barge it has positioned in the Pacific Ocean.
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The 2003–04 season saw the Nuns lose five of their first eight league games. However, they suffered only three more reversals in their remaining matches and ultimately finished third, narrowly missing out on promotion. Nuns then came back down to earth when they were relegated back into National Division Three North at the end of the 2004–05 season. Early season form was very much to blame picking up only one win and a draw from 13 fixtures, leaving them firmly rooted at the bottom of the league at the turn of the year.
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Freeman came back down to earth a bit in 1993, as his ERA rose to 6.08 and he only pitched in 21 games, partly due to injuries. He was released by the Braves after the season, and signed by the Colorado Rockies four days later. Despite not starting a single game since 1990, Freeman won a spot in the starting rotation for the Rockies heading into 1994 after Kent Bottenfield broke his hand in late February. Freeman finished the '94 season with a 10-2 record and a 2.80 ERA.
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Unlike in Europe, war ended very unexpectedly in the Far East. The dropping of the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, combined with the American blockade of Japan, and the Soviet entry into the war on 9 August 1945 finally shocked the Japanese into suing for peace. Once peace came, there was a period of euphoria within the RAF units, but the forces in the region came back down to earth with a bump a few days later. Instead of the end to operations that a great many of the conscripts had naively thought would occur, if anything, operations in some parts of the forces increased in tempo.
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