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Sanford ultimately just comes down on the side of punting.
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Costco reports later this week; maybe it comes down on that.
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A piston comes down on top of the battery and applies pressure.
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He comes down on the price and throws in a free bottle of Coke.
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Whether you want it or not, the brand of indie comes down on you.
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How the Sixth Circuit ultimately comes down on the merits of the case is uncertain.
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In this convoluted battle of the GoFundMes, the tech company comes down on the humane side.
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Even if you have a result that comes down on one side of an issue or another.
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But his views will likely be crucial to determining how the administration comes down on the proposal.
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Airlines feel the need to perfect that performance and the pressure often comes down on gate agents.
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If you've read Bob's stuff, you know where Bob comes down on this, and you're very pro-Spotify.
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Which side he comes down on will reveal a great deal about who is currently in his favor.
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As a filmmaker, Mr. Spielberg invariably comes down on the side of optimism; here, that hopefulness feels right.
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Watch the full video above to see where Nelson comes down on hammocks, Arbor Day, outdoor showers and more.
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Screenshot: GizmodoWhen you've reached your limit for an app (or category), a window comes down on screen, blocking access.
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John Oliver tackled the encryption debate in a cogent explainer that largely comes down on the side of Apple.
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However, Bolton's testimony could prove to be the most damaging depending on where he comes down on the ideological spectrum.
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The poet's own deadpan reading did not provide an answer, but Irons comes down on uncertainty with three different intonations.
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While Vaez leans toward the pro side of the equation, this writer comes down on the side with those against certification.
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As the curtain comes down on the 2018-19 television season, the major broadcast networks found themselves sinking deeper into trouble.
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" Although the case remains pending, it gives us signals about where Kavanaugh comes down on the so-called "war on Christmas.
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This makes Israel politically treacherous ground for basically any Democrat, no matter where he or she comes down on the issue.
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Flashpoint dubs these claims "dubious" and "likely to be false", and instead comes down on the side of the script kiddies theory.
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But ultimately, Dr. Fisher comes down on the side of pet owners, who must devote a lot of time to their animals.
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A recent article in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences by Diana C. Mutz comes down on the side of culture.
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When the curtain comes down on the final act, this tale of sorrow, sacrifice and love is not principally a time-travel story.
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It appears to be a piece of propaganda relating to vegetarianism, but I'm not sure what side of the issue it comes down on.
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And in the end, the film actually comes down on the side of at least some cash-poor people being mighty rich in virtue.
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Then from the third or fourth floor, a bucket comes down on a rope and all the people put their money in the bucket.
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The whistleblower complaint has now been turned over to Congress so it remains to be seen where, exactly, Johnson now comes down on impeachment.
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Jeffrey Gundlach, chief executive officer of DoubleLine Capital and a closely watched bond investor, comes down on the side of it being a fundamental signal.
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She holds herself to a very high standard and when she doesn't meet that expectation she comes down on herself very hard because she's a perfectionist.
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I think this generation of cops will abandon it altogether, if not already, especially if the department comes down on officers and supervisors for administrative mistakes.
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If Syndergaard ever crosses the line between confident and cocky, David Wright, the team's captain, comes down on him "pretty hard," said Dan Warthen, the pitching coach.
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No matter where a company comes down on these important questions, there are lots of significant related legal issues that should be considered in formulating an HR strategy.
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Finally, any semblance of guard comes down on "Abundant", which opens the floodgates on a past relationship before unravelling into a end-of-film-credits style flurry of clarinets.
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Yet the problem with "Detroit" is not that it comes down on the wrong side of history—it is that it doesn't come down on any side at all.
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He never sells out his characters, but after all the radical power-to-the people talk he finally comes down on the side of compromise and the soft landing.
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Watching Mr. Jobs, who was famously mercurial with employees, and getting older has taught him to be careful how hard he comes down on people who work for him.
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But Trump returns to Washington on Wednesday and may be pressured to say something even sooner than that by way of clarifying where his White House comes down on Moore.
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What I can definitely speak to is the fact that Rowling usually comes down on the right side of these contentious public discussions, with a level head and focused conscience.
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You can decide for yourself if that's a valid reason to remain neutral in an election as contentious as November's, but Dunham is clear where she comes down on the issue.
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So, Trump spends $85033,000 to keep the lid on a personal story and the full weight of state prosecutors comes down on his lawyer, tossing attorney-client privilege to the wind.
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However the FCC ultimately comes down on the mega-merger and affiliated spinoffs, it undeniably created the conditions that cleared a path for Sinclair to pursue the deals in the first place.
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Christie's is hoping for a more explosive reaction on Thursday, when the gavel comes down on "Edmond de Belamy, from La Famille de Belamy," formally testing the art market's interest in AI art.
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And while he is one of almost two dozen potential witnesses on investigators' wish list, his testimony could prove to be the most damaging depending on where he comes down on the ideological spectrum.
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This all means that the wrong position on a host of constitutional rights questions may not be primarily how one comes down on the issue; but rather in the manner in which the position is held.
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"I could tell you why every single decision that involves the Ancient One is a bad one, and just like the Kobayashi Maru, it all comes down on which way you're willing to lose," Mr. Cargill said.
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Regardless of where one comes down on the question of the fairness of the delegate selection process, the nation owes a debt of gratitude to Donald Trump for starting a national debate on these arcane but important issues.
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He also thinks it's been super unfair that when he missteps, the entire Kardashian family comes down on him like a ton of bricks, but when she crosses the line, everyone in her fam gives her a pass.
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REPUBLICAN PARTY LINE Seeing as none of the three Republican presidential candidates have specific plans for expanding broadband networks out to underserved areas, it's worth taking a look at how the party line comes down on some of these issues.
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Chairman, former CEO, Whirlpool CorporationRole: Participant in the manufacturing initiative Why he's there: For Fettig and Whirlpool, which seek to battle back Samsung and LG, one key hope is that the Trump administration comes down on their side on issues like trade.
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They seemed to at the very least be putting the most time and resources behind trying to figure this out, but I don't think that there's going to be some massive hammer that comes down on them from Congress as a result of all this.
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The film firmly comes down on the side of fashion as art, but it also shows how ignorant the industry can be when it comes to matters of appropriation, and highlights (intentionally and not) the inherent hypocrisy of an event like the Met Gala.
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"Red Speedo" and its stage-length swimming pool; the biblical flood in "Head of Passes"; the rain that finally comes down on the doomed lovers in "Indecent"; the pit full of ankle-deep water in "Alligator": It was a good year for theatrical plumbers.
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And what's interesting to me is that the movie ultimately comes down on Killmonger's side, too: T'Challa does conclude that the entire Wakandan way of life, of hiding away from the problems outside of the world, is wrong, and the movie ends with him taking steps to change that.
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But one thing I'd note is that I don't see the House backing down from its court fights with Trump, even after impeachment articles are voted and tried, so the battle over the witnesses and evidence could linger long after the curtain comes down on the main event.
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There's a wistfulness in both of their work that constantly comes through, where you're constantly being confronted with the stupidity and heedlessness of the cosmos, and people are struggling to do good and make a difference, but there's just this crushing futility that comes down on you, in both their work.
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Massimi, Italian-born and currently based at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland, comes down on the side of the realists, and argues, in a position she calls "perspectival realism," that science can make progress—a much-contested word in philosophy—despite being inevitably shaped by social and historical factors.
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Regardless of where the government ultimately comes down on the Sprint–T-Mobile deal, the relationship between the two market leaders in this industry is an object lesson in one of the newest issues in the antitrust policy debate — one that regulators have thus far been hesitant to directly address.
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Afterwards game show host Steve Harvey asks, "Name something grandma might do if she caught grandpa smoking marijuana," Snoop comes down on the buzzer with a speed typically reserved for switching tabs to your email when your boss walks past, and you think, yes, great, this is going to be good.
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The underlying message here will be that even if you don't agree with where Clinton comes down on every issue, you can at least have confidence that she knows what the issues are and will embrace a solution that's somewhere inside the universe of plausible ideas endorsed by credible people.
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"We're in a norm building phase when it comes to addressing sexual harassment and other forms of abuse at conferences, and so it comes down on everybody who is involved in organizing them to be out in front on that," Josh Levy, advocacy director at Access Now, which organizes Rightscon, told Motherboard in a phone call.
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Lord Ganesh comes down on earth to help his companion. He and Bheem pair-up against the dragons to save humanity.
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"The Wind Blows" is a song by American rock band The All-American Rejects, released as the second single from their third studio album When the World Comes Down on April 21, 2009.
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"I Wanna" is a song by American rock band The All-American Rejects, released as the third and final single from their third studio album When the World Comes Down on June 8, 2009.
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Gans, Andrew and Hetrick, Adam. "Curtain Comes Down on Woody Allen Musical Bullets Over Broadway " playbill.com, August 24, 2014 A touring production started in October 2015. It had a two-week stop at Playhouse Square in Cleveland, Ohio from October 6–18.
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Some might tilt all the way, while others tilt little. Most Orbiters consist of six arms, and have three cars for each arm with up to two people sitting in each car. There is a metal lap bar that comes down on the car for the restraint.
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While T.J. bombards the base, MASSINA pounces on the convoy of supply ships in the rear. T.J. is forced to turn around to rescue them. That is when the main force of Massina's fleet comes down on Thunder Jet with its full might. Now, his entire fleet is in danger of being decimated.
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Rawson Mbugua Macharia (b. 1911, d. 5 December 2008, aged 96The Standard, 11 December 2008: Curtain comes down on man who lied against Kenyatta ) was the key prosecution witness at the trial of the Kapenguria Six, who included Jomo Kenyatta. Kenyatta and the others were Kenyan nationalists jailed for managing Mau Mau.
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Highly respected by everyone in the community, Lee always comes down on the right side of the law. In May 2013, Scott opted not to invite Lee, Gail, & Serena to his & Laura's wedding, but rather keep it small and intimate. Their second attempt at marriage ended in divorce soon afterwards due to her pre-occupation with Luke's ongoing problems.
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When The Sky Comes Down It Comes Down On Your Head is the second full-length album released by Edinburgh based shoegaze band The Zephyrs. It was recorded at The Substation in Cowdenbeath, Scotland. Additional recording took place at Blackwing Studios in London, and at the home of Rachel Goswell (of Mojave 3). It includes several noteworthy guest musicians.
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The digital special edition includes three bonus tracks: "Believer", "Reputation" and "When The World Comes Down". On 2 May 2010, they embarked on their headline tour starting in Newcastle and finishing in Exeter on 14 May. On 23 May they played the In New Music We Trust stage at the Radio 1 Big Weekend in Bangor, North Wales.
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All songs written by Starcastle, except where noted. # "Half a Mind to Leave Ya" - 4:48 # "Whatcha Gonna Do (When It All Comes Down On You)" - 3:33 # "We Did It" - 3:54 # "Nobody's Fool" - 4:00 (J. Lesser and Starcastle) # "Song For Alaya" - 3:06 # "So Here We Are" - 3:57 (J. Lesser and Starcastle) # "She" - 3:43 (J.
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Until then Jayadratha with Kuru brothers battles Bhimasena and pierces him. But disregarding those arrows, Vrikodara destroys his car and comes down on foot to destroy more car via his mace. Bhishma then slew steeds of Pandu prince and Yudhishthira quickly mounts Nakula car. Yudhishthira orders rulers to surround Bhishma for his destruction and Bhishma felled head of those who rallied towards him.
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He hits a ball wide of Miloš, who swings wildly at it, releasing his racquet into the air. It comes down on another tennis player, who falls on a ball machine, redirecting its aim to Kramer's head. Kramer collapses and ends up in the hospital. When Elaine visits him, looking for an outlet for her VCR, she unplugs a large plug.
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Harry tears up most of Act 1 and storms angrily off stage, falling into the pit and injuring himself. Despite the forebodings of the cast, Miss Beckwith insists on taking over the rehearsal according to her own ideas. However, Harry recovers and recasts the play as a period piece. A week later, to everyone's surprise, the curtain comes down on a triumphant first night.
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It comes down on the outside, forming a drop which will fall into the liquid below. Another drop will form—and so on—until the cup is empty. A Rollin film, named after Bernard V. Rollin, is a 30 nm-thick liquid film of helium in the helium II state. It exhibits a "creeping" effect in response to surfaces extending past the film's level (wave propagation).
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The Sutherland Brothers parted company with Quiver (i.e., Wilson) by 1979, but continued to release material as the Sutherland Brothers for a time. In this period, they achieved one further chart success with "Easy Come Easy Go", in June 1979. However they disbanded late in 1979 after recording a final album When the Night Comes Down on CBS, with the final single being "First Love" / "Crazy Town".
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Leo starts seeing a girl named Anna and Robert accidentally spills the details to a bully named Dogface. Dogface tells his father, Preacher Epperson, who gets Martha involved, and she comes down on Leo pretty hard. He leaves and Anna shortly follows. Part Two: The Green Dragon In anticipation of college Robert goes to visit Boone University that his grandfather was a professor at and his mother was a student.
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A hand-plant trick in which the rider holds the board in one hand, does a one-handed handstand, puts the board under the feet, then comes down on top of the board. It is used as a fancy way to get onto one's board. This is like an Invert on Vert, but done on flatground. A difficult variation is the YoYo Plant, done without the feet touching the ground.
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Zubeida spent her last years at the family's Bombay palace, Dhanraj Mahal. She died in 1988With Rani Zubeida Dharajgir's death:Curtain comes down on silent movie. The Free Press Journal 17 October 1988 and was laid to rest at Chhatrapathi Shivaji Maharaj Marg, Apollo Bunder, Colaba, south Mumbai amongst her children and grandchildren. She is survived by her son Humayun and grandchildren Nikhil Dhanrajgir, Ashok Dhanrajgir, Rhea Pillai and Karen Nina, and her son James Michael.
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Some historians point, however, to Morton's record of dubious, even illegal, financial dealings and dispute the magnitude of the role he claimed in the discovery of the use of ether for general anesthesia. Especially scathing is Richard J. Wolfe (2001 Tarnished Idol: William Thomas Green Morton and the Introduction of Surgical Anesthesia, Norman Publishing), who basically comes down on the side of rival claimants Wells and Jackson -- and of Morton's denouncers, who are villainous in the movie.
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However, Mega Man's ally Proto Man comes in and warns the hero that it is a trap, stating that the seemingly ill scientist is an impostor previously used by Wily to make the initial news video. Mega Man then takes his chances with Light and the impostor shocks him; Wily escapes while he is disabled. When the fortress comes down on him, Proto Man returns quickly to save him. In the end, Dr. Light is freed, and the status quo is restored.
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"Gives You Hell" is a song by American rock band The All-American Rejects, released as the lead single from their third studio album, When the World Comes Down on September 30, 2008. The song is The All-American Rejects' most successful song to date, receiving positive reviews and topping the Billboards Mainstream Top 40 and Adult Top 40 charts as well as peaking at number four on the Hot 100 chart. It was certified RIAA 4× Platinum for four million shipments.
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The second row consists of two locks or lock forwards. Locks are usually the tallest players in the team, and specialise as line-out jumpers. The main role of the lock in line-outs is to make a standing jump, often supported by the other forwards, to either collect the thrown ball or ensure the ball comes down on their side. Locks also have an important role in the scrum, binding directly behind the three front row players and providing forward drive.
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The return of the day's mission interrupts, culminating in the off-stage crash of a bomber. Evans steers the visitors out of the office on a pretext, allowing Dennis time with Martin, who reveals that they attacked the wrong target. Martin urges him to keep quiet about the mistake, because the two cities are indistinguishable, until they can finish the job. As the curtain comes down on Act I, Dennis reminds Martin that Kane must be told because he is in command.
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She is almost killed trying to save Raphael, but he uses up much of his powers to save her, rendering him unconscious. ; :Drama voice by: Mika Kanai :A former candidate for the "Archangels Think Tank" and loves Rosiel because he was the only one to approach her without discrimination to her gender and because he says he is in love with her. Kirie comes down on Earth to help Rosiel kill Sara. She is hot- tempered and naive, and refuses to listen to Katan's warnings about Rosiel's true manipulative nature.
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Merdzan loses his clothes playing cards with Ahmed's brothers, and comes home desperate for money so that he can repay. It is raining and not finding any money, he accuses the grandmother of hiding the money from him and lifts the frame of the house up (using a rope and a truck), so that it is suspended in mid-air as the rain comes down on Perhan, his grandmother and Danira. Very soon after, Khatidza is summoned to use her powers to save Ahmed's sick son, Roberto, which Khatidza does. For repayment, she proposes a deal with Ahmed - to pay for Danira's leg to be healed at a hospital in Ljubljana.
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In his interviews, Twitter feed or from his YouTube channel he has shown teasers or has discussed doing future collaborations with Diplo, Knife Party, Datsik, Chris Lake, and more. Aoki has remixed many artists and bands, including The Jackson 5, Drake, Kanye West, Eminem, Lil Wayne, Mike Posner, Girls Generation, All American Rejects, Refused, The Killers, Bassnectar, Lenny Kravitz, Bloc Party, Snoop Dogg, Robin Thicke, S.P.A., Kid Cudi, Fërnando Oviedo, Chester French, BTS and Peaches. He remixed the track "When The Wind Blows" that features on the UK edition of The All-American Rejects 2008 album When The World Comes Down. On November 10, 2009, he released a remix for Drake's song "Forever".
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In July 1998, Joy TV, a private TV station was launched in the capital, but was later closed down on 31 May 2002 Curtain comes down on Joy TV, Pamabazuka, 6 June 2002 when ZBC refused to renew its licence. In December 2018, ZBC announced the return of Joy TV.Joy TV retuns, ZBC News, 12 December 2018 In 2004, ZBC announced a new TV channel called National Television or NTV, a brainchild of the then information minister, Jonathan Moyo and was said that it will be broadcasting from Montrose Studios in Bulawayo. The launch of the station was delayed despite the fact that the transmitter was already installed. In 2005, Minister Moyo was fired and the project collapsed.
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2006 saw the release of the follow-up studio album with the band's own songs, after their breakthrough. The album Love Comes Down was released on Playground Music Scandinavia, as the only collaboration between Baby Woodrose and a larger record label (Lorenzo later bought the master tapes back, to re-release Love Comes Down on Bad Afro). The mainstream media's interest was not as massive as earlier, but Baby Woodrose had attracted a following in the psychedelic underground, and continued to tour and release records. There were some changes in the band's lineup during the following years, and Lorenzo Woodrose lent himself to various side-projects, such as Dragontears and The Setting Son.
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When another student (Michael Palin) asks about a man armed with a bunch of bananas, the teacher tells him to shut up. He demonstrates by asking a student called Mr. Harrison (Graham Chapman, whom the teacher calls Mr. Apricot), to attack him with a banana, but just as Harrison is about to attack him, the teacher shoots him dead and eats the banana. (The movie version ends here.) Next, he asks student Mr. Thompson (Terry Jones, whom the teacher calls Mr. Tinned Peach), to attack him with a raspberry, but Thompson refuses, saying that the teacher will shoot him. The teacher says that he won't and throws away the gun, and Thompson is about to attack him when a 16-ton weight comes down on him.
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This is a reference to Douglas Hofstadter's Gödel, Escher, Bach in which there exists a sentient ant colony, with the ants acting as neurons. Hex can now be given input through a huge wooden keyboard, in analogue writing by means of a complicated mechanical eye designed by Hex itself, or vocally through an old hearing trumpet, and gives output by means of a series of wooden blocks and later a quill on a hinged lever (echoing the real-world evolution of computer output from paper tape to video monitor). It is all powered by a waterwheel covered in male sheep skulls, i.e. RAM. When it is particularly busy, an hourglass comes down on a spring – another sideways reference to Windows.
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1966\. The evening of the last ever Tivoli performance in Sydney. Veteran variety star Evie May recalls the events that lead her from obscurity in regional Western Australia to the bright lights of the Australian variety circuit - and the many sacrifices made to get there. Forced to run away from home at a young age, Evie has spent her life trying to escape the pain of her past. As the final curtain comes down on the Tivoli - and everything that has come to define her - Evie struggles to find her place in a world that no longer values the very thing she has spent her life pursuing. Evie May offers a compelling take on memory, motherhood, and the fascinating characters populating Australia’s rich theatrical history.
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The plot is based on Harwood's experiences as dresser to English Shakespearean actor-manager Sir Donald Wolfit, who is the model for the character "Sir". The film opens with a performance of Othello at a regional theatre in Britain during World War II. In the title role is an aging, once- famous Shakespearean actor identified to us only as "Sir" (Albert Finney). He is of the old, bombastic school of British acting, full of grand gestures and fine oratory. As the curtain comes down on the last act, and as the actors line up for their curtain call, Sir lectures them on the mistakes they've made during the performance, showing us that he is the leader of this travelling band of actors bringing Shakespeare to the provinces during wartime.
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By contrast, the IOM took itself to have the task of addressing the question: "Given a potential donor in an end-of-life situation, what are the alternative medical approaches that can be used to maximize the availability of organs from that donor without violating prevailing ethical norms regarding the rights and welfare of donors?" And it replied: "Our goal was to support both the interests of patients and families regarding nature and time of death and the public's interests in increased organ procurement. In striking the balance, the expert panel strictly adhered to widely endorsed principles of ethics and established legal and legal guidelines." In thus balancing what is disclosed to the family against what is in the interest of organ procurement, the IOM comes down on the "consequences" side of the "truth or consequences" debate.
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However he characterizes the appropriation of the lion's share of "surplus value" – a term he coined, though it was later popularized by Marx – by the capitalist owner of the tools of production as exploitation. He rejects the Malthus/Mill proposition that any increase in the wage of the workers can only result in their further immiseration, noting the self-serving nature of this theory for capitalists pressing for legislation to outlaw workers efforts to raise their wages. By applying the utilitarian principle of "the greatest good for the greatest number" to the existing and possible alternative schemes of distribution, Thompson comes down on the side of an egalitarian distribution of the product. One of Thompson's colleagues in the Cooperative movement, John Minter Morgan, made the observation that he was the first to coin the term competitive to describe the existing economic system.
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Brothers Stuart (vocals, guitar) and David Nicol (bass) had been playing music together for many years before forming The Zephyrs. Adopting the band moniker used by their father 25 years before, they released their first album in 1999. It's OK Not to Say Anything was released on the Edinburgh indie label Evol and 700 copies were printed. Small as this release was, it garnered the attention of Scottish post-rock band Mogwai who signed The Zephyrs to their own imprint Rock Action, which was then owned by SouthPaw Records. In 2001 the band released their second album When the Sky Comes Down It Comes Down on Your Head (which included guest vocals from Mojave 3's Rachel Goswell) through SouthPaw Records to excellent reviews. AllMusic.com gave the album 4.5 stars out of 5, exclaiming "[The Zephyrs] manage to combine the epic grandeur of Mogwai with the country-rock of Gram Parsons".
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Probably the most famous single statement made in the Epistle, by Paul, is in chapter 3, verse 28: "There is neither Jew nor Gentile, neither slave nor free, nor is there male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus." The debate surrounding that verse is legend and the two schools of thought are (1) this only applies to the spiritual standing of people in the eyes of God, it does not implicate social distinctions and gender roles on earth; and (2) this is not just about our spiritual standing but is also about how we relate to each other and treat each other in the here and now. Reiher comes down on the side of position (2). Position (1) emphasises the immediate context of the verse and notes that it is embedded in a discussion about justification: our relationship with God.
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In 2009, Poland formed OHMphrey, a side-project with Robby Pagliari of OHM, and Jake Cinninger, Kris Myers, and Joel Cummins of progressive rock band Umphrey's McGee. In 2019, Poland appeared on the track "Hammer (Comes Down)", on Megadeth bassist David Ellefson's solo release Sleeping Giants, with Mark Tremonti, Thom Hazaert, Dave McClain and Joey Radziwill of Sacred Reich, and Flotsam and Jetsam vocalist Eric AK. It was later announced Poland had signed to Ellefson's revived Combat Records, who would release a 30th Anniversary Edition of his landmark solo debut Return to Metalopolis in 2020. The expanded 2 CD/LP configuration, features a remastered version of the original LP, with four new tracks, and material from the independently released, out of print 2007 release Return to Metalopolis Live. It was later announced in 2020 that Poland would tour Australia and Japan, with David Ellefson and Thom Hazaert, supporting Ellefson's eponymous solo band.
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Foster's tale has been read on the one hand as a "novel for providing a subversive message about the ways in which the lives of women even of the elite are subject to narrow cultural constraints" and, on the other hand, as an instructive novel that "comes down on the side of the ideology of Republican motherhood and the women's sphere, a sphere that celebrated those women who with appropriate sentiment and rationality accepted their "place" in the world. Foster's epistolary narrative allows for the development of multiple points of view and for a variety of readings. Rather than being presented as a one-sided coquette, the development of Eliza's character through her letter writing allows for a reading of Eliza as both "victim" and "transgressor" of society's norms. Cathy N. Davidson argues that The Coquette is not merely a novel about the evils of sin and seduction, but rather "a remarkably detailed assessment of the marital possibilities facing late-eighteenth-century women of the middle or upper- middle classes.
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Writing for The A.V. Club, Zack Handlen rated the episode a B+, noting that "everything here has a ring of familiarity to it". Handlen felt that the episode's premise and ending were poorly executed, as "trying to balance possible truths while maintaining the plausibility of both is incredibly difficult to pull off on a long-running show", adding that the episode "comes down on the only side of the fence it really could" given that "there've been too many scenes of shape-changing bounty hunters and mystical alien healers to really let this idea play out know in any real way". Robert Shearman and Lars Pearson, in their book Wanting to Believe: A Critical Guide to The X-Files, Millennium & The Lone Gunmen, rated the episode four stars out of five, noting that while it "attempts to do too much", it "has a passion behind it which makes it gripping". Shearman and Pearson felt that the episode's cliffhanger ending, centering on the apparent death of Mulder, was too unbelievable, noting that it would be out of character for him to grow so disillusioned as to take his own life.
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