Halloween is a time when I dip into short stories.
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I never had to dip into that emergency savings account.
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I like when bands dip into a whole different genre.
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He revels in the occasional dip into cornpone Southern slang.
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Dip into the budget to spend on those items first.
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Apple has $102 billion of net cash to dip into.
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But would it want to dip into that war chest?
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By nightfall, clouds return and temperatures dip into the 50s.
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Both are thought-provoking anthology series that dip into the surreal.
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Also, consider adding to an account that's harder to dip into.
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Plus I toast a slice of sourdough to dip into it.
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I think when it's organic, I'll dip into it as well.
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Dip into the nearest pub and ask for three shots, instantly.
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I made a few mistakes in my dip into this world.
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Watch as Lucie takes a dip into the coconut-oil trend!
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Eventually it's going to happen that you dip into the dark.
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If not, it may be time to dip into savings.5.
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In primaries and local elections, turnout can dip into single digits.
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That's reason enough to dip into this graceful if gossamer book.
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Low temperatures again dip into the 20s for the entire region.
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Screaming, laughing children run rampant and dip into exotic pools with waterfalls.
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But in 2021, growth will dip into the single digits, eMarketer forecasts.
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Smart plugs are a perfect first dip into the smart home waters.
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Gaston fight that settles the score — it's Belle's brief dip into darkness.
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Presidents can, citing "national security" interests, dip into a little deficit spending.
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Larger incumbents have already begun to dip into the cloud kitchen opportunity.
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His truncated outing forced the Cubs to dip into the bullpen early.
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Regulators have encouraged the banks to dip into those buffers for lending.
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Or dip into our many other Halloween-related teaching and learning resources.
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Then we take a dip into a serious, forward-looking question bucket.
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Then he began to dip into his overdraft, incurring further bank charges.
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He doesn't shout like Sanders or dip into quiet remembrances like Biden.
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Some people swipe and dip into the salt, others swipe and sprinkle.
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That is encouraging some to dip into their savings to fund purchases.
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Or dip into a classic American journalistic genre: the snowbound train story.
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His brief outing again forced Oakland to dip into its bullpen early.
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Managers constantly dip into working Americans' retirement assets to fund noncore activities.
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Dip into the seaside snaps to say g'day to the hottest mates around.
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Lows dip into the 20s both Friday and Saturday night in most spots.
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PSL schools could dip into a philanthropic pot and spend twice that amount.
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On these eight hour sets, are you going to dip into your heritage?
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"It's clearly time for Apple to dip into their money chest," he said.
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Here are four signs it's time to dip into your emergency savings.1.
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It's up to you whether you want to dip into your emergency fund.
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The clouds move in at night, and temperatures dip into the low 22014s.
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The school nutrition supervisor would dip into his pocket and pay the bill.
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Anyone prospecting for style information has only to dip into the visual slipstream.
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Then, dip into the egg mixture, making sure that they are totally coated.
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Temperatures in Georgia are expected to dip into the negatives by noon on Wednesday.
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A spoon offered the chance to dip into the center and maybe avoid contamination.
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For some things you need to swallow your pride and dip into your pocket.
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Or, channel your inner Scrooge McDuck by taking a dip into our bitcoin ballpit.
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On the dry brown nails, take a toothpick and dip into white nail polish.
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The birther campaign against Obama was not Trump's first dip into racially charged politics.
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The BoseBUILD speaker is just a toe dip into a world of electronic education.
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This forced the company to dip into funds that had been earmarked for expansion.
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Some are considering whether to delay the start of school or dip into reserves.
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"There's a threat that these things will dip into money for schools and roads."
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Companies are discovering that it can pay to dip into the child-free pond.
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In turn, they may dip into their retirement savings while they are still working.
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I don't really have a reason to dip into that again — it's just stupid.
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Our dip into The Question Bucket brings ruminations on the virtues of the mundane.
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A detailed work of scholarship, it is easy to dip into, and surprisingly funny.
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That necessitated the first dip into the Social Security Trust Fund in 211 years.
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Overnight lows dip into the 20s in most spots Wednesday night under clear skies.
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Starbucks Bearista Gingerbread Biscuit is a sweet treat to dip into your morning coffee.
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Still, for me, the dip into the unfamiliar the previous night was especially refreshing.
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Bloomberg isn't the first 2020 Democratic hopeful to dip into the world of #spon.
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Every reluctant dip into the dead lady's closet feels like an achievement in independence.
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Dip into the PBS "Civilizations" series and take an online course in European art.
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You never forget your first … dip into the refreshing aqua goodness of a swimming pool.
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I pay myself each month so I can limit how often I dip into savings.
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With such low power generation, Opportunity must dip into its battery reserves to continue working.
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At the time, "none of us really had any savings to dip into," says Byerley.
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According to El Ghoul, he had no option other than to dip into other genres.
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Guedes indicated that this will not be a one-off dip into the FGTS fund.
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When she gets to college, she will dip into her posters savings account — her folder.
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What do you buy if the economy does dip into negative territory later this year?
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Then I dip into my aunt's expansive and high-end skin-care collection and crash.
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Should you go into debt or dip into hard-earned savings to save a life?
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That's why only this collection grabs me when I dip into his catalogue on nothinglefttolose.com.
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"Philly has to decide whether to keep faith or dip into the stupid $," Heyman tweeted.
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Netflix's dip into theaters, in part to meet the Oscars' eligibility requirements, is relatively new.
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I think he was ... Water, I have seen him dip into every now and again.
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It quivers and quakes and makes a gentle "thuck" sound when you dip into it.
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As the second batch of rain comes through Thursday night, temperatures dip into the 40s.
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WASHINGTON — Even presidents dip into their savings when they are getting ready to switch jobs.
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"We only have one semester to go, so we're willing to dip into our savings."
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He worried that if things didn't change, he'd have to dip into his retirement savings.
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Fears that the United States economy would dip into a recession this year have eased.
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But Kerr, as he helps define basketball's present, cannot help but dip into his past.
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Dab a small eyeshadow brush into the lotion first, then dip into a pot of glitter.
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But also we dip into meditation, yoga—you have to change the other things as well.
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More powerful solar storms can cause the oval of the aurora to dip into lower latitudes.
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Some told CNBC they planned to dip into savings to make up for the lost check.
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"Every month we dip into our savings," Pat Boggs told CNN as she started to cry.
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This is a concept that record label behemoth Sony Music has just started to dip into.
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Nasdaq had to dip into its default fund—a pool of money collected from its members.
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A credit crunch led the government to dip into reserves to bail out banks and firms.
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When they run out of cash, it's much harder — sometimes impossible — to dip into discretionary funds.
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The major averages ended off session highs but recovered from an intraday dip into negative territory.
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To dip into another franchise entirely, she's clearly meant as the Hermione to Peter's Harry Potter.
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I remember Pocari Sweat and dip into a fluorescent 7-Eleven to buy a giant bottle.
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And Green Room is a bloody dip into the underbelly of contemporary American white supremacist culture.
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Think of it like being able to dip into da Vinci's sketchbook once every half hour.
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Cutrer and fellow ranchers are forced to dip into their winter reserves to feed their livestock.
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Kasich could dip into his own savings, but it would likely amount to just seed money.
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The replay video gives everyone the ability to dip into the inherent performative aspects of PUBG.
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No longer could I dip into these accounts and find a reason to use the funds.
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I often dip into a book in the middle, just for a taste of the writing.
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If you need to dip into the $1,500 for an emergency, it will be readily accessible.
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You shouldn't necessarily dip into your emergency fund as soon as you stop earning an income.
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The Republican governor has shown a willingness to dip into his personal funds in previous races.
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I keep the script on my iPad to dip into for inspiration and lessons of conviction.
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The Austin-based startup's project combines music making with a guided dip into the maker world.
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But persistently sluggish wage growth has pushed Americans to dip into their savings to fund spending.
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That all will ease the need for the Fed to dip into its bag of tricks.
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Never dip into your investments or savings plans, because the astronomical fees are rarely worth it.
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I'm the last person to dip into Early Access, but I'm already itching for more Dead Cells.
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Though most of our time was taken up by Prey, we still dip into The Question Bucket.
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That's when Lyft will have to dip into its own piggybank to cover the difference with subsidies.
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Then it's on to the small lentil balls called katchori, which I dip into the cooling raita.
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Friday night will be mostly clear and cold as lows dip into the teens to low 20s.
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Analysts say it's possible oil will dip into the $217s, but some say it's not highly likely.
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I put this amount in every month, but sometimes I have to dip into it a little.
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Luckily, you don't have to dip into your happy hour allowance for a potent lip color, either.
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"Earlier this year ATI ran into liquidity issues and had to dip into its revolver, " he said.
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Jamie Oliver had to dip into his own bank account to save his restaurant group from bankruptcy.
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"I had to dip into my personal savings in order to keep the business afloat," Verven said.
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It'll help you resist the temptation to dip into your emergency fund when it's not really necessary.
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If you didn't know what your plans were today, why not take a dip into gaming history.
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The commission voted to dip into its $634,000 Nuclear Waste Fund to support the information gathering efforts.
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Now they will have to dip into other parts of their finances to make up the difference.
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If you dip into an IRA before age 4013 ½ you'll get hit with an early withdrawal fee.
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The National Park Service reportedly plans to dip into entrance fees to expand operations in the meantime.
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Generally, if you dip into an IRA before 59½ you'll get hit with an early withdrawal fee.
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Respondents were asked whether they would dip into their retirement savings, and if so, in which scenarios.
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If you dip into an IRA before age 59 ½ you'll get hit with an early withdrawal fee.
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This show at Brooklyn Steel's cavernous interior should be a pleasant dip into in the latter mode.
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I had just had dinner with a friend and we decided to dip into a warm bar.
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To read Watson's book is to dip into the private history of one particular African-American family.
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I figured I would dip into its pages and refresh my recollection of the field of play.
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And as the day went on, if I needed to dip into old files, I'd list them.
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WATCH: Apple shares dip into bear market territory — Here's what five five experts say investors should know now
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For just $80 you can dip into a mouth, vagina, AND anus hole using the same damn machine.
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This one has lasted longer, and the poorest among those affected may not have savings to dip into.
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No cash is changing hands, Uber isn't going to have to dip into their coffers for this one.
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I'm low on groceries, so I just brought a random mish-mash of stuff to dip into hummus.
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As far the technical details go, how do you dip into those, as a non-specialist in spaceflight?
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So, he folds soulful keys into R&B innuendo, but can dip into gospel and jazz sonics too.
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Dip into this Coachella style staple and see if you can guess the stars behind the famous fringe.
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Then we dip into the question bucket and take a look at a few of our oldest inquiries.
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Worldwide, Disney's second dip into the Lucasfilm well was expected to soar past $300 million in gross receipts.
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With the wind chill, temperatures could dip into the single digits by early Wednesday morning, Mr. Engle said.
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There are secrets here, as usual, encouraging exploration and rewarding players who dip into various nooks and crannies.
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Now, Trump wants to dip into this muck again, even though he has had his own extramarital affair.
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Companies have had to dip into their hidden reserves or sell assets to finance the interest rate fund.
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In 25 there were so many storms that forecasters had to dip into the Greek alphabet for names.
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The bowl's brim is lined with fried goodies like onion rings to dip into the thick, spicy broth.
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Low oil prices have hurt Moscow's income and caused it to slash the budget and dip into reserves.
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Temperatures this morning may dip into the low 40s, but the sun will accompany you on your commute.
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And it's all quick, easy to dip into and out of, flowing by all day like a river.
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They also do not dip into the pressure graduates can feel to find a job that is meaningful.
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The project mixes maps and text, and you can dip into it briefly or dig into the details.
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Before summer bon voyages us into fall, we'll take one last dip into the final month's product pool.
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Confidence: High Tomorrow night: Just a few clouds around as lows dip into the 20s to around 30.
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If you anticipate needing to dip into your CD for cash, stick to a high-yield savings account.
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They come to explore the landscape, venture into volcanoes, clamber atop glaciers and dip into steaming geothermal lagoons.
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A third of those have had to dip into savings in order to help out a family member.
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"We have clients carve it out from their regular bank accounts, so they don't dip into it," she said.
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Maybe what I'm feeling is a dip into the uncanny valley that threatens every game as it approaches photorealism.
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Just off the avenue on a secluded square, dip into Samovar Bar, a cafe with more than 100 teas.
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Dombrowski believed he had to dip into his pool of young talent to put the team over the top.
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Royal Mail rose 1.7 percent in volatile session which saw its shares dip into negative territory at one point.
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Boston led 84-70 after three quarters and never let the margin dip into single digits during the fourth.
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Simply because Congress had the audacity to dip into a nonproliferation account, the administration has turned against the program.
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The shorter shutdown in 2013 wasn't too painful, but during this shutdown Sumner had to dip into his savings.
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They won't get the bonus, however, if they dip into the pool of 5 additional days every six months.
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"Don't be afraid to dip into your emergency fund that is set up for just such emergencies," said Unverzagt.
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Some will prefer to dip into chapters at random, jumping from the Old Testament Bible to Ivan the Terrible.
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If you'd like to dip into his oeuvre and aren't sure where to start, this guide is for you.
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If you do need to dip into retirement savings, you may be better off taking a 401(k) loan.
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I also dip into the other candidates and cover big themes like race and identity and grass-roots movements.
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Her musical director Wally Harper encouraged her to widen her horizons, swing lightly and dip into jazz and blues.
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You can rip a codex in half so it's easier to carry around and dip into during your commute.
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Dip into this gallery in the American Wing, and you'll get a bit of a reprieve from the crowds.
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So Baylor gets a dark sense of credit — when its sports programs dip into scandal, they don't go halfway.
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"Advertisers are absolutely willing to dip into traditional TV budgets [to advertise on connected TVs and devices]," Fisher said.
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He compares it to having a long straw to reach across a table and dip into the other's beverage.
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Over the course of his campaign he offered a variety of ways to dip into pots of Mexican money.
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"We pretty much make enough to live; we don't have a big savings account to dip into," Smart says.
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When it&aposs organic, I&aposll dip into it as well, but I&aposve always made jokes about the president.
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Black bears dip into suburban swimming pools, coyotes cross major thoroughfares, and mountain lions dart across isolated stretches of freeway.
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Allegedly, Nishi is Mr. Chang's foray into Italy, although that's not at all apparent until you dip into the noodles.
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Finally, after ascending up a climb for about 30 seconds, the raft made a small dip into Tyrannosaurus Rex Kingdom.
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I dip into my chowder and eavesdrop on the other guests, but hear nothing but Boston accents dominating the chatter.
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He was a voracious reader and had an endless well of trivia he could dip into, on nearly any topic.
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It's right on the water, so you can go from the sauna to taking a quick dip into the Baltic.
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Venus will briefly dip into Pisces on April 2, and this period of the retrograde will require you to adjust.
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A baseball fan might be willing to dip into his account to throw out a first pitch at a game.
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But Jeep didn't just take a nostalgic dip into its own history to come up with the new 23.6 Gladiator.
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Cook: Turn beet dip into a full meal with a dollop of labneh, and warm pita and cucumbers for dipping.
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If the government has not reopened by mid-January, they plan to dip into their savings to pay the bills.
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The ECB's bank supervision arm also chipped in, giving lenders a temporary pass to dip into capital and cash buffers.
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You buy a jar of them, use a little and then forget about them or just dip into them occasionally.
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The idea that the government can dip into your data when it wants to is no different from a backdoor.
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Economic growth has moderated, but economists do not expect it to dip into contraction or recession in the coming year.
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Rubio is reportedly considering a plan that would allow people to dip into Social Security benefits to take time off.
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More millennials and Gen Xers are being forced to dip into savings to help out the adults in their lives.
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Three theme answers, check; some interesting cultural touchpoints, check; a dip into modern vernacular (by way of two debuts), check.
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But after my dip into the world of crustacean rituals and locally sourced neo-Italian cuisine, I certainly wouldn't mind.
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It's the object you hold in your other hand that contains all the tools you dip into on a regular basis.
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"I was really nervous about the fact that I was going to have to dip into our retirement [savings]," says Kelli.
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Before you dip into your retirement savings, though, it's better to max out your credit cards, Orman says on her podcast.
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" Willem de Kooning admired the illustrator's dip into abstraction, once commenting: "Square inch by square inch, it's better than a Jackson!
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Reduce the heat to low and serve, encouraging people to stir and scrape the bottom as they dip into the fondue.
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Or dip into a thread populated entirely by r/AmItheAsshole bots, all asking themselves the same question: who's the asshole here?
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To make a centenarian happy, all you had to do was ask them to dip into their store of accumulated wisdom.
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The style, created by New York-based hairstylist Ohai Adeola, is the celeb's first dip into the vivid-hair-color pool.
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The temperature on Friday night was expected to dip into the low 40s — unseasonably cold for North Carolina in early November.
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He shares that he was given carte blanche to rebuild the brand, and initially didn't bother to dip into the archives.
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I'm sure she's going to be pissed if I don't go so I might just have to dip into my savings.
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Unlike Celeste's morning dream, this bit of recollection doesn't dip into her anger over the Perry who was a serial abuser.
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Their extreme saving, coupled with a decision to dip into their robust emergency fund, left them debt free by April 2016.
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Get really big fires reclassified as natural disasters—which would let the agency dip into bigger pool for the nastiest infernos.
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That way, you might not even need to redecorate—you could just dip into your VR home and enjoy the view.
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Spending also is being constrained by sluggish wage growth, which is forcing households to dip into their savings to fund purchases.
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So members, if held personally liable for discrimination, could still dip into US Treasury funds to settle those kinds of claims.
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Across the Northeast, "overnight temperatures this weekend will dip into the 20s, teens and single digits," AccuWeather meteorologist Brett Rossio said.
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More recent NPS guidance has moved to allow parks to dip into their recreation fees to hire more full-time staff.
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Spending is also being constrained by sluggish wage growth, which is forcing households to dip into their savings to fund purchases.
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We hit the beach, where we waded out into the shallow, pale blue water for Roxie's first dip into the ocean.
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Hershey has, like many of its peers, for years sought to dip into the category through a series of small acquisitions.
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Since I'd eaten the first wing without sauce, I decided to give this one a generous dip into my ranch cup.
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If you've lost income as a result of the coronavirus, it might be time to dip into your emergency savings account.
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This isn't a book you're supposed to dip into piecemeal, searching for information; it's best appreciated like a novel, consumed whole.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve, the Bank of England and European Central Bank will all allow lenders to dip into existing buffers.
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To keep warm at night, when temperatures in Paradise dip into the 40s, Mr. Jeys said he used a wood stove.
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The more I wash it, the more my color fades — especially when I take a dip into the pink-hair pool.
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Now I have a home there, and I dip into the city to explore its rich history, culture and food scene.
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The Venmo card is a way for the bank to diversify away from retail, and dip into the mobile payments boom.
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THOSE ARE ONES THAT SOME LEVEL OF GOVERNMENT IS GOING TO HAVE TO DIP INTO ITS POCKET AND MAKE THE INVESTMENT.
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Dip into some art history by flipping through our gallery and see more celebrities next to their highbrow look-alikes. Priceless.
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Then we take a dip into the question bucket and ponder the need to "go back!" to previous iconic locations in games.
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You can dip into your savings whenever you need and the app helps you track your daily spending and monitor account balances.
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Even if they live together, the pool of temptation has grown larger and easier to dip into, thanks partly to social media.
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I dip into her A Writer's Diary, which I keep on my desk, and often feel I'm in a dialogue with her.
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" As for Kate's dip into Bhutanese fashion with a kira-style skirt, Choden says the look "transformed in her own unique style.
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If you keep that cash in a standard savings account, you might dip into it when your checking account is running low.
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It was something for users to dip into once they had caught up on their feed, but it wasn't personalized at all.
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That could be done by selling off assets, though the more likely scenario is that they will dip into their cash reserves.
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Without a WiFi connection, apps like WhatsApp or FaceTime Audio require users to dip into their data plan to have the call.
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Bank accounts remain strong from the good years, but some farmers will dip into savings or borrow to manage costs, he said.
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We also dip into The Question Bucket, and Austin reveals the three-part young adult novel series that he's been working on.
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You dip into the future to find information, and you go into the past to act on it at the right time.
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O, how the beards dip into and swiftly out of pints of craft ale, how they collect pulled pork like a magnet!
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Goldman cut its second and third quarter Brent forecast to $30 per barrel, and said that prices could dip into the $20s.
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However, the move by the government to dip into central bank reserves in order to fund fiscal deficits has received wide criticisms.
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The follow-up then is whether the statutes that allow the President to dip into funds without congressional approval are properly invoked.
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That is, until I ran into some trouble right before the holidays and had to dip into my emergency fund multiple times.
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But, if the congressional funding lapse continues, Arizona may dip into its $460 million rainy day fund, according to The Associated Press.
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A chic living room set the scene for the 26 evening looks, which were inspired by a dip into the label's archives.
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He lives on part-time income from an online teaching job and hasn&apost had to dip into his retirement accounts yet.
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And if you can&apost find any live programming you love, just dip into YouTube TV&aposs vast trove of video content.
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In Vermont, Rhode Island and Connecticut, where it was expected to dip into the single digits or lower, officials opened warming centers.
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The site is new, a toe-dip into wider advertising of their services, with an email address to contact for more information.
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But it isn't unusual for the incoming first family to raise private funds or dip into their own pockets to cover the costs.
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These European shows also quickly dip into controversial subject matters: Baby depicted child prostitution; Elite featured teens with sex lives wilder than Skins.
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In her early 22s, the loss of a child and a serious illness sidelined Cutler, and forced her to dip into retirement savings.
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You can dip into Ryan's adventures in between checking your email and sending Slack DMs, and it is a treat you wholeheartedly deserve.
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But right now we don't put enough importance into it, and a lot of teachers are having to dip into their own pockets.
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"I get to sort of organize my favorite media into one place that my friends can easily see and dip into," he said.
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Jordan took in the game with his pal, Ahmad Rashad -- no word if he let the ex-football player dip into his wine.
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You will dip into and back out of AR view (looking through the camera) constantly, switching contexts each time, driven by the user.
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Refiners can dip into their own cache of credits or buy credits from their competitors to offset their production of higher-sulfur gasoline.
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This dip into a heightened sensory experience is made totally effective by the fact that we're literally dropped into the mind of Clarice.
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The tepid economic data added to concern that the U.S. economy could dip into a recession — a period of negative overall economic growth.
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Although each sister has her own personal style tastes, the girls occasionally will dip into each other's closets to expand their sartorial repertoires.
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But instead, they took a dip into the lagoon halfway through the race, as high winds and choppy waters pushed the pair over.
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Failing all else, the company will have to dip into its cash — totaling over $75 billion at the end of the first quarter.
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It's better to stop or scale back your 401(k) contributions for a period than to dip into the plan early, O'Shea said.
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Refiners can dip into their own pile of credits or buy them from their competitors to offset their production of higher-sulfur gasoline.
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The troops would likely come from active duty units and the Pentagon would not have to dip into the National Guard, officials said.
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There's also a swim platform that can extend from the back of the boat so you can dip into the water with ease.
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But there's another reason the government didn't dip into its reserves, and it's a bit disturbing: Life expectancy in the US is decreasing.
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The verdict: The Williamses should leave the presents as they are, and dip into the offerings once a year until Cadi is 16.
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I dip into it at random, part of a conversation I've been having with Woolf since I began reading her in my 20s.
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With floors of spools labeled "solid shirting" and "fancy lace," this store is a fun and dizzying dip into the world of fashion.
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So farmers are having to dip into their winter feed stocks, diminishing what they will have for their livestock later in the year.
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As fears over the novel coronavirus spur a slump in US markets, it may be tempting to dip into your 401(k) account.
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By keeping those funds segregated (and preventing them from ever touching your checking account!), you will be less likely to dip into them.
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If there's one shopping trip that guarantees an "unusual spending" alert on Mint, it's whenever we dip into an Ulta, Target, or Sephora.
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The young couple was able to dip into their "rainy day fund" and cover the total cost of the new unit and installation.
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Don a mask and dip into the water, and you'll find yourself amid schools of yellow tang, bright turquoise parrot fish and butterflyfish.
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And next week he could dip into Massachusetts, another New England state where he does well and which has a primary on March 1.
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The docs don't lay out the specifics of Tyra's dip into the world of delicious desserts, other than the name ... but it sounds tasty.
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Generally speaking, people were sad to see Daenerys go — despite the drastic dip into Mad King Aerys II Targaryen territory she took last episode.
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Like Prince William before him, we assume that Harry will dip into the family's expansive collection of jewelry to find something special for Markle.
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"This doesn't need to dip into a debate about curtailing freedom of expression, because that's actually something that New Zealanders hold very dearly too."
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A little digital river for you to dip into, and find yourself, outside of the traditional means of getting you're favorite TV and movies.
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There are certain holdovers of course: Maybe a lingering project, or an expected dip into your bank account for a big purchase you need.
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They don't even especially care about their (respectable) Pitchfork scores, except for where the accompanying write-ups dip into judgment on individual members' character.
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"Hot as hell" is an appropriate 86 degrees, but "cold as fuck" doesn't even dip into freezing, with a median temperature of 41 degrees.
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It's also wise to ask for salad dressings on the side, and use your fork to dip into the dressing to help save calories.
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This creates a sort of "authenticity tourism" industry where people of means dip into "gritty" areas to ingest "cheap eats" or buy "cute" tchotchkes.
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Sarikaya said Amazon Alexa will also soon be able to dip into "skills," which typically need to be installed by users, to provide information.
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Specifically, $85033 billion would be used to backfill military construction accounts that Trump plans to dip into as part of his national emergency declaration.
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A survey of the nation's chief financial officers found that they expect economic growth to slow, but not dip into a recession through 2020.
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Because the probe will dip into the never-before-explored outer corona, the mission is expected to solve lingering enigmas about the solar wind.
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The National Park Service is planning to dip into entrance fees to expand operations as the partial government shutdown stretches into a third week.
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One thing we should note about our dip into the podcasting pool: We like the studio, but we love the world outside of it.
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He estimates the park lost between $2.5 and $3 million in admission fees, a shortfall that will force the park to dip into reserves.
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In California, the public health department received a federal signoff to dip into its emergency stockpile of 21 million face masks for medical providers.
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Another outstanding issue that cropped up on Friday was a Democratic request for stabilization funding for states to dip into as the economy worsens.
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Congress recently created a fund that the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) can dip into during public health emergencies without congressional approval.
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While there's a time and a place to dip into your emergency fund, there are plenty of other small things that don't warrant it.
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He added his name to La Lista, made a dip into the courtroom — and earned a smile and a wave from Mr. Guzmán himself.
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We hewed tightly to our budget, buoyed by a generous relocation fee, and thankfully, neither one of us had to dip into our savings.
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All the offices mentioned above can pay their interns because they dip into their Members' Representational Allowance to cover intern stipends or hourly rates.
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Criss Angel is sharing some somber news about his young son's dire medical battle ... the leukemia is back after a brief dip into remission.
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We discuss the possibilities of a more open Star Wars licence and take a dip into the Question Bucket on this week's Waypoint Radio.
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With a bit of belt-tightening — and if they dip into their savings — they'll make it seven-to-eight months without him getting paid.
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The Trump administration is expected to dip into two commodity support programs that are included in the farm bill to aid the agriculture industry.
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Keep the money in an account that is separate from you regular checking account so you're not as tempted to dip into it for nonemergencies.
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Like many people her age, she thinks of cereal more as a creative outlet or a way to dip into the past than as breakfast.
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Keep your savings in a different bank account, so you won't be tempted to dip into them when your checking account starts to run low.
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Depending on how long the shutdown lasts, consumer spending could slow as furloughed workers dip into savings and take out loans to cover basic expenses.
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With her advice (and these fun ideas from celebrities), you'll be all set to celebrate the holidays without having to dip into the eggnog early.
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And people tended not to dip into stores of wealth, like home equity or retirement savings, to spend in the present, even if they could.
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Europe's largest economy, which has been mainly relying on consumption and state spending for growth, is expected to dip into recession in the third quarter.
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Europe's largest economy, which has been mainly relying on consumption and state spending for growth, is expected to dip into recession in the third quarter.
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When consumers do dip into their discretionary income, they — particularly millennials — are opting to do so for things like services, concert tickets or dining out.
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Fortunately, you don't have to dip into your college savings account to find a dress that's worth all the photographs it's going to be in.
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You won't find huge amounts of storage options here, so you may want to dip into another service if you have big files to store.
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But if you want to dip into the deals now, we've sifted through what's coming to share what you can get for less starting today.
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Oil prices held near 3-1/2-year highs on the easing trade tensions but trading was choppy after a brief dip into negative territory.
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Make sure to order some onigiri (rice balls) to dip into that chicken grease once you've eaten every last shred of meat from the bone.
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They made it clear to their retirement advisers that they wanted to invest conservatively — then they had to dip into their savings earlier than expected.
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And after an expensive campaign where Trump has shown little inclination to dip into his own pocket, he'll likely have to depend on outside investment.
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Storm survivors may find themselves out of work -- temporarily or not -- and forced to dip into savings intended for other priorities, like a child's education.
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BERLIN — He has directed more than 30 films in a career spanning four decades, but Wim Wenders, now 70, will soon dip into unfamiliar waters.
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With Hall and White now added into the mix, it would appear that the UFC are taking this dip into new US territory very seriously.
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"I don't know… Just the feeling of being fed up," she said finally of her early life troubles, concluding the nostalgic dip into the personal.
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Instead, the land is parched and the grass is withered, forcing him to dip into his winter stock of hay to keep his herd fed.
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"We had a meeting with all of the owners and they said this would be a good time to dip into your savings," she said.
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But there's a real danger that Mayer — or one of her successors — will dip into those Alibaba profits to help pay for Yahoo's continued losses.
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When temperatures dip into the 30s and 40s, Floridians know to be on the lookout for reptiles stunned — but not necessarily killed — by the cold.
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But he also wants to reach the public with a message that is clear whether or not you dip into the technical aspects of evolution.
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She would show up to work too overwhelmed and exhausted to make any sales, and had to dip into her savings until that was gone.
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To play emerging market fixed income, investors can dip into mutual funds or ETFs, like Franklin LibertyQ Emerging Market ETF FLQE, which pays almost 83%.
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Finally, if you're not running around like a crazy person today, see if you can't make time to dip into The New Yorker's fiction issue.
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"It's not as though we have nothing to dip into, but all it is, really, are road posts, pointing us in a direction," she said.
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My mom sometimes worked as a cameraperson for church services, filming every backward dip into the water as though it were a major-league pitch.
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During the hot southern summers, when air conditioners are cranked up, those plants would dip into the Aliso Canyon reservoir to keep their generators spinning.
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Dip into Facebook Messenger to get some bot-powered advice from Shine Dip into Facebook Messenger to get some bot-powered advice from Shine Bringing a touch of mindfulness to the day-to-day communications flow, Shine has created a set of tools to help teenagers feel empowered to deal with the day-to-day highs and lows of navigating the path to adulthood.
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This movement then caused another section of the jet stream to dip into the Eastern US, bringing with it freezing air from around Hudson Bay. Brrr.
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I try and keep it around $217,2129 but dip into it for any medical bills, emergency reasons, last-minute trips or events, bigger clothing purchases, etc.
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Our brief dip into The Question Bucket has us musing about how playing games in a similar genre can help us understand what makes them tick.
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Even though I didn't love it (and don't necessarily recommend it), I chose to dip into my savings so I could keep up with my payments.
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Sometimes the Knights paid out of pocket for the phantom members; other times they were forced to dip into the money they had raised for charity.
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And like Breath of the Wild, it's the kind of game that fits the handheld console perfectly, letting you dip into the world wherever you are.
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Writers' rooms are notorious for being a place where writers dip into their deeply personal life stories in order to break a storyline on the show.
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Coinbase, the parent company that runs GDAX says that it will dip into its company funds to credit customers who were harmed by the flash crash.
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Once we get there, I dip into a bodega for a seltzer, chips, and a backup water in case he needs one along the way ($103).
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He said yields on government securities were falling, and it would not be prudent for the fund to dip into its reserves to pay higher returns.
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Markets became more jittery in later trade, after fresh comments from the U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, saw trade in the U.S. dip into the red.
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Keeping your savings account in the same bank as your checking account can be dangerous — you might be inclined to dip into it until it's depleted.
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Nicole Murphy can dip into all the pools she wants -- as she did in Miami this weekend -- but it won't make her any less sizzling hot.
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But it's tough to resist the siren song of fast fashion, especially when it's cute and the prices don't dip into your latte and brunch budget.
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From the pool deck of a friend's hillside home, I watched the sun dip into the Pacific Ocean, while the city below me receded into shadow.
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Such promises have left Mr Osborne with little option but to dip into the pockets of poorer, younger Britons who, conveniently, are less likely to vote.
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His guest verse includes a rare dip into English, but mostly delivers the boastful, sex-and-wrestling-obsessed trapaholic spiritually leading the way for Latinx rappers.
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Two animated films, "Allumette" from Penrose Studios and "Invasion!" from Baobab Studios, are the crowd-pleasers, each a brief but delightful toe-dip into immersive viewing.
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And if that is too much as well, at least this toe dip into Pomerol demonstrates that merlot indeed has a valued place in the world.
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"I will totally admit that I can dip into Instagram and sort of be a secret voyeur," she said in the September 2018 issue of InStyle.
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Like Hispanics, female smokers of all groups were found to be more than 10 times more likely to dip into cannabis every day than nonsmoking females.
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Allowing users to dip into their overdraft without having to pay a fee will likely increase customer satisfaction and potentially help Varo boost its user base.
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After a fitful start, an emergency pay system appears to have ended the need for managers to dip into their own bank accounts to help employees.
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Sikorsky's HH-60W is a flying ambulance, a medical evacuation aircraft designed to dip into combat zones, pick up the injured, and whisk them to safety.
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But if it also had to reimburse property managers, it would have to dip into its coffers to pay them the $2.2 billion in lost revenue.
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The pandemic afflicting the country has resulted in a brutal stock market sell-off and raised questions about whether the U.S. will dip into a recession.
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Washington is one of many states that have sued over Trump's emergency declaration that lets the administration dip into Pentagon funds to support the wall's construction.
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We commute but we have to locate our operations as McLaren Applied Technologies where we can dip into the key educational talent pools around the world.
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Evening temperatures fall back into the 20s, as mostly clear skies and dry air allow overnight lows to dip into the upper teens to low 13s.
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While you might need to dip into your emergency fund to cover big costs that keep you off the road, small expenses can pop up, too.
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The fact that Uncle Sam could dip into your benefits could be yet another reason why you might want to delay claiming well past age 62.
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Opting for a 100% remote staff isn't just a money saver, it also expands the talent pool a company can dip into and helps boost retention.
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And when you're a new president with thousands of positions to fill in your administration, it's tough not to dip into that pool to staff up.
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If you dip into your 401(k) before that age, you'll likely owe both federal income tax and a 10% penalty on the amount that you withdraw.
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In fact, Zara is stocked full of on-trend blazers — so you don't even have to dip into your savings account to get your hands on one.
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Whatever you choose, try not to go too expensive — after all, some fingers are probably going to dip into your drink no matter how comfortable you are.
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The majority of American households don't have a rainy day fund they can dip into in the event of some sort of unexpected financial setback or need.
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After a balmy fall where the thermometer barely went below 50, the temperatures on the East Coast are finally starting to dip into full-blown frigid territory.
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Maybe you could stick with electric drive for the commute, and only dip into your gas reserves when you're hitting the off-road trails for the weekend.
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A lunar night lasts 14 Earth days, and its temperatures can dip into a cold so punishing it makes the polar vortex look like a hot tub.
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Execs told investors that it would be introducing queso, a Tex-Mex melted cheese dip, into 350 of its restaurants on a trial basis beginning next week.
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This program would be covered by a payroll tax, a unique funding mechanism that differs from a Republican plan that would dip into people's Social Security benefits.
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The pool of public capital they will then be able to dip into is often faster to materialise, as well as larger, than private capital, he says.
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We talk games, movies, and novels that tackle these with grace (and those that do it less so) and dip into some good, heavy question bucket offerings.
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Unable to tap her home equity, she had to dip into other savings and sell investments to help cover the out-of-pocket costs of the repairs.
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The House Natural Resources Committee intends to investigate the Trump administration's decision to dip into visitor fees to keep parks open, the panel's chairman warned Sunday. Rep.
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Sometimes airfare is too cheap to justify an award redemption, so I dip into my Fidelity account for the cash I save for these types of scenarios.
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For years, DNA has largely been considered part of an invisible, mysterious realm that experts can dip into as needed: to identify criminals, to screen for disease.
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He consulted with a urologist named Dr. V. Spencer Long back in 2013, and Long agreed to dip into Haines's sack and slice out the offending nut.
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Then, we dip into the question bucket (for excellent gamer marketing nostalgia) and close out on waypoints from the worlds of film, TV, comics, and other podcasts.
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If you regularly need to dip into Windows for a particular use case or app, and you want straightforward setup and operation, it's as impressive as ever.
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Teams such as the Green Bay Packers prefer to shore up holes almost exclusively through the draft, while others are more willing to dip into free agency.
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Up here, 212 kilometers north of the nearest chunk of land, a dip into water that hovers just above minus 22015 degrees Celsius does not sound appealing.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MIAMI—As I write this, it is 27 degrees, feels like 000, and will dip into the low 241s next week.
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This surplus meant Finance Minister Olaf Scholz would not need to dip into a reserve fund for financing housing, catering and German lessons for refugees, Spiegel reported.
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Temperatures were forecast to dip into the teens while wind gusts were expected to reach 40 mph (65 kph) in parts of the region, the NWS said.
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Leaves embark on their colorful transition into rich shades of orange and red, and degrees dip into that glorious temperature range we like to call sweater weather.
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It also means that if you dip into the mercy fund, you need to switch into saving mode again to top it back up when you can.
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Palace aides have indicated that Prince Charles may dip into his personal investments, rather than the Duchy of Cornwall, to fund Harry and Meghan's lives in Canada.
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"Not only are you more likely to dip into it if it's at the same bank, but you probably aren't even keeping up with inflation," he said.
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Plus, who among us wouldn't dip into our "in case Beyoncé announces a surprise tour" fund to watch her sing "Hotel California" 20 times in a row?
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"Cities of the Red Night," William S. Burroughs It's fashionable to read "Naked Lunch," proclaim Burroughs as a genius, sometimes dip into "Junky," and forget the rest.
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The event built goodwill with local party officials, who have seen their coffers dip into the hundreds of dollars, according to filings with the State Ethics Commission.
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It didn't bounce oddly off one wall or another or dip into a whisper — either in a corner or behind the couch in the center of the room.
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Another TSA agent said he was ready to dip into his savings to make ends meet if funding doesn't materialize so his paycheck is issued by next Friday.
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The other top players in the food delivery industry all say they don't dip into worker tips, and so far, there hasn't been any evidence to prove otherwise.
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Despite intense backlash in February that prompted Instacart to change a similar policy, DoorDash and Amazon are, as many see it, continuing to dip into the tip jar.
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The current ones are dark, moody, and sexy — perfect for my weekend smoky-eye look — but I want to dip into these fuzzy pots of pigment every morning.
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I love the hilariously overused "piercing cackle" sound effect; the videos' incongruously realistic iPhones and brand-name snack foods; and the occasional dip into pure, startling body horror.
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The tighter the job environment, the more companies need to work to find great candidates… and they may need to dip into pools that they haven't previously considered.
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There are such things as second chances, and thanks to the influx of online learning, gaining a new skill set won't require you to dip into your savings.
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As part of their forbearance agreement, they allowed Prepa to dip into prepaid reserves to make bond payments, something that could otherwise be considered an event of default.
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The German 10-year bund influences the price of Treasurys because as bund yields fall, buyers might dip into the U.S. bond market because of its higher yield.
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On April 2, Venus will dip into Water sign Pisces, illuminating issues in your social life—but we'll talk more about this part of the retrograde next month.
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Or they allow the currency to weaken, running the risk that it spirals out of control and inflation takes off, forcing them to dip into their FX reserves.
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The German 10-year bond yield - the euro zone benchmark - was flat around the zero percent mark after a brief dip into negative territory earlier in the day.
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Standouts included the queso fundido, consisting of not only melted Oaxaca cheese but also poblanos and big chunks of chorizo, which turned the dip into a gooey addiction.
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While Kate greeted her father-in-law with a double kiss on the cheeks, Meghan appeared to dip into a curtsy before giving him the same friendly hello.
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Cringe-worthy as it is to dip into your kid's piggy bank, it's probably the nicer financial move compared to raiding his or her 529 college savings account.
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Board members were forced to dip into their own pockets for $200 or $300 each to pay some of the club's most urgent expenses and keep it afloat.
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Whether you're looking to add to your collection or you're taking your first dip into the cast iron world, Amazon has a deal you'll want to check out.
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If it's a Thursday, Friday, or Saturday, you could also get a ride to Nob Hill for a trippy dip into Audium, which specializes in "sound sculpture"—a.k.a.
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Last week, federal health officials announced they would dip into its Ebola funding pool to shore up the response to Zika — a move previously dismissed by the administration.
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Other states have also called into question plans to dip into Pentagon funds for the wall and succeeded in barring the administration from using some of that money.
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Others point out that many Americans dip into their 401(k) plans early when they're short on money or encounter hardship, negating many of the retirement account's benefits.
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FIFA's most direct initiative, though, is a suggestion that it could dip into its own cash reserves to help pay salaries for players suddenly left without an income.
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These are the basics, but each bit of kit has several layers to it, sub-menus to dip into to adjust inputs and outputs, allowing for visual refinements.
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Also, negotiators are still haggling over how to structure a pot of money for states -- known as state stabilization funds -- to dip into as their fiscal situations worsen.
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Ordinarily, early July temperatures in Burlington peak at about 74 degrees, much lower than the 97 degrees experienced on July 2, while evening temperatures dip into the 60s.
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He zipped among topics like a hummingbird, hovering on a subject just long enough to dip into its absurdity or poignancy before another more appealing option presented itself.
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O. and I adjusted our spending to live on his paycheck alone, but we've had to dip into our savings account a couple of times for unexpected expenses.
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The lawsuit relates to Trump's national emergency declaration, which allowed the administration to dip into Pentagon funds, including redirecting money intended for military construction projects to the wall.
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One state over, Trump could also dip into Washington State's red zone, in the desert along the last free-flowing stretch of the Columbia River — another national monument.
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But, to get to the $5.7 billion he said he needed, he would almost certainly need to dip into money -- $3.6 billion -- allocated to the military by Congress.
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But dip into nearly any of Stevens's poems, to the last, and be braced by a voice like none other, in its knitted playfulness and in its majesty.
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You may face a tax penaltyIt may sound appealing to dip into money you&aposve already saved, but you&aposll probably end up paying more for it later.
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You'll want, too, to dip into David Sax's "The Revenge of Analog: Real Things and Why They Matter," skillfully reviewed this week in The Times by Michiko Kakutani.
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At Dizzy's she will dip into Billie Holiday's songbook, performing with the guitarist Jeff McLaughlin, the pianist Sharp Radway, the bassist Hilliard Greene and the drummer Darrell Green.
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Coming off of a successful TED Talk and her first dip into collaborations with actress Sheila Vand, Meade also has a number of other artistic projects in play.
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Such scenarios necessarily dip into "uncharted territory for an industrialised society", as Thomas Popik, head of the Foundation for Resilient Societies, a think-tank in New Hampshire, puts it.
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But it could also let the government dip into borrowers's paychecks, making the already-harrowing story of America's student loan system potentially more precarious for people of limited income.
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PIXELFORMULA/SIPA/REX/Shutterstock (2) In addition to the brand's dip into the mommy-and-me matching market, the collection strayed slightly from its usually monochromatic, floral-adorned lineup.
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Ferreira, now 25, took a dip into television and film in-between her debut release and now, being part of both the Twin Peaks revival (continuation?) and Baby Driver.
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But here's what we know about it: New parents would dip into their Social Security retirement benefits to cover part of the cost of taking time off from work.
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LG said it is keen to dip into its experience in screens — which has propelled its TV business — to enable virtual reality and other content-led services on mobile.
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Many of the fires currently burning in California are located near bodies of water, and helicopters fighting the various blazes use hanging buckets to dip into reservoirs and lakes.
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The mostly-women artists who drive the trend are solidly midcareer, with strong creative back catalogs to dip into and fans who remember coming of age along with them.
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The moves were the latest punches in a tit-for-tat trade war that has spooked investors and raised fears that the global economy will dip into a recession.
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The Trump campaign ended June with $56 million on hand — a significant store to dip into as he makes his case for a second term in the White House.
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I have about $2229,213 in savings and $221,222 in my 2229(k), and I hope I can find a new job before I have to dip into my funds.
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Greg Abbott says he won't need to dip into the state's $10 billion fund, the largest of any state's in 2016, and that has some Texas lawmakers very worried.
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A national emergency, if not blocked by the courts or Congress, would allow Trump to dip into funds lawmakers had approved for other purposes to build a border wall.
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According to the couple's crowdfunding page, they had "scant time to plan" for their trip overseas and "no financial backing," which prompted them to dip into their wedding funds.
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However, Apple did, in fact, dip into the clothing industry in the '80s and '90s, and now a pair of its vintage shoes could be yours ... for a price.
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"That means I've had to dip into my crop reserves – which I can no longer sell for extra income – or even rely on neighbors' charity for food," he added.
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This immediately reminded us of Cadbury's spoonable egg filling, and our imaginations ran wild: what if you could dip into that creamy peanut butter center with a spoon too?
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Venus will dip into Water sign Pisces on April 2, stirring up communication issues (we'll discuss this more in next month's horoscope!), and will go direct on April 15.
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I had some gifts to buy for friends' weddings and I'm looking at coasting on around $60 'til payday, unless I dip into my savings (which I hate doing).
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To pay for the pills, which cost about $10, Dija had to dip into precious savings she had made from her work at a women's group in the slum.
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This hit home as the Guardian Media Group (GMG), its parent company, announced pre-tax losses of £5993m ($264m) on July 27th, its biggest ever dip into the red.
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You can, however, dip into your Roth IRA, which is funded with after-tax money, and withdraw your contributions — not including any earnings — tax-free, at any time.7.
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A Dubai-based vendor servicing the local market said on Tuesday it had not received new shipments from Qatar since last week, forcing it to dip into its stocks.
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But as a resource to turn to, something to dip into whenever life seems just a little bit empty, How to Be a Person in the World is invaluable.
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To gain a degree in dabbing, students should at least have to dip into sociological dab studies, or do a bit of basic reading around the history of dabbing.
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I had a pot of cash in savings — let's say several thousand dollars — and yet, each month it seemed like there was a reason to dip into my savings.
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Workers have previously only had limited options to dip into their savings and could apply through the Australian Tax Office for issues like terminal illness or severe financial hardship.
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The new plans amounting to around S$48 billion ($33 billion) will see the government dip into its national reserves for the first time since the global financial crisis.
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"What happens as a seller on Prime Day is Amazon is increasing fees, charging us more money, and figuring out how to double dip into our pockets," Berman said.
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The endorsements marked a cautious first dip into the 2018 midterms cycle for the former president, who notably steered clear of several high-profile or contentious races on Wednesday.
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The S&P 500 went on to briefly dip into bear market territory on an intraday basis following that signal, and suffered its worst December since the Great Depression.
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Another sibling lost his job in his 50s and had to dip into his 401(k) to help him build a business because he was unable to secure employment.
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Turns out the Republican National Committee is footing a good portion of the bill, under a law that allows officeholders to dip into campaign funds to cover legal fees.
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"It's not as though we have nothing to dip into, but all it is, really, are road posts, pointing us in a direction," she told The New York Times.
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The committee bill doesn't address this extreme amount of subsidies going to a small handful of commodities, or the ability of these producers to double-dip into multiple programs.
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Mr. Devine, Mr. Sanders's strategist, said Mr. Sanders might spend a night at home in Burlington, and next week could dip into Massachusetts, which has an election on March 1.
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In 2016 it was cut down to $1,022 due to money being diverted to other purposes, and in cheaper gas years it can dip into the $800 to $900 range.
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Arm yourself with a simple maxi in a solid color, then dip into your accessories collection to dress it up with different jewels, bags, and shoes for each wedding. 2.
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Judging from Facebook's own announcement posts, Messenger Kids is seemingly set up to maintain an appropriate space for young minds looking to dip into the wild world of the web.
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By 2017, it had been cut down to $1,100 due to money being diverted to other purposes; in cheaper gas years, it can dip into the $800 to $900 range.
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From there we dip into the archives for new perspectives on New York City's old Penn Station, the life and work of artist Georgia O'Keeffe, and presidential hopeful Joe Biden.
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The CFPB proposal would also curtail lenders' ability to dip into a borrower's bank account to collect payment, potentially triggering overdraft fees or causing the bank to close that account.
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The Nasdaq Composite Index on Thursday became the first major U.S. stock market benchmark to dip into a correction, dragged down by losses across all the major technology-related companies.
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The market had had doubts about Popular since at least January, when the bank was forced to dip into reserves to ensure it could pay coupons on its AT13 bonds.
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Trump's declaration allows him to dip into billions of Defense Department dollars for already-approved military construction projects and shift that money, along with other funds, toward the border wall.
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While you can use your taxable account dollars to foot the bill for your IRA and Roth IRA costs, you can't dip into the IRA to cover Roth IRA costs.
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Susana Martinez and state legislators had to trim spending and dip into reserves in order to balance the state budget, and state forecasters are warning of more shortfalls next year.
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So far, none of that has managed to derail the country's economy, which — except for a quick dip into recession in 2014 — has shown slow, albeit steady, growth since 2012.
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Soft music — a little Latin jazz, a dip into calypso, a U-turn into New Age — was piped in during the day, none of it designed to rattle the brain.
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In essence, that means those banks will dip into cash reserves for payouts, a key measure of their own confidence as well as that of regulators in the institutions' safety.
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But here is what we know about it: New parents would dip into their Social Security retirement benefits to cover part of the cost of taking time off from work.
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The coming earnings season in January, he said, could bring a respite from the sell-off: "Even if we dip into bear-market territory, I think it's going to reverse."
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It's National Bathtub Day and these famous fellas are soaking in all the fun ... Dip into our gallery of studs in tubs to see the guys getting wet and wild!
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Confidence: Medium Tomorrow night: A rain or snow shower is possible, but low temperatures don't fully dip into the chilly low to mid-30s until after any precipitation moves out.
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The FCC decreed that wireless carriers can&apost dip into the government&aposs Universal Service Fund (USF) to buy from companies designated a national security threat — which rules out Huawei.
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In a concession to the conditions, officials have scheduled those races to be held late at night, when temperatures are expected to dip into the mid-237s: 22017:4003 p.m.
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In a concession to the conditions, officials have scheduled those races to be held late at night, when temperatures are expected to dip into the mid-237s: 22017:4003 p.m.
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To pay the bills, and attempt to head off a potential default, it's even had to dip into gold stock, selling about 20 percent of reserves to Switzerland this year.
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Then, we opened a high-yield savings account with online bank Ally, to keep our savings accessible, but not so accessible that we&aposd dip into them for regular spending.
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"I think we'll be able to dip into the witness issue at the appropriate time," McConnell said Tuesday when asked about the possibility of Republicans calling Hunter Biden to testify.
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Last week we learned that RED, a company best known for making high-quality digital cinema cameras, is going to dip into the smartphone market with something called the Hydrogen One.
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Scott hasn't specific whether he will continue to dip into state dollars to fight Zika; can ask the state's legislature to approve emergency spending requests but has not yet done so.
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The state's other three big cities - Bridgeport, New Haven and Waterbury - have also had to cut services and dip into reserves amid pension pressures and other fiscal challenges, the report found.
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NWSL teams often dip into this amateur pool to fill out rosters during big tournaments, but they are at an even greater disadvantage when it comes to ancillary benefits and treatment.
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Black Panther struggles to live up to the expectations of his father and his kingdom and also tries to dip into our world without causing a fuss, like Thor always did.
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Uber is not the first ride-hailing company to dip into bike-share — earlier this month, Chinese giant Didi Chuxing debuted a bike-share platform that integrates Ofo, Bluegogo, and others.
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But on Wednesday, Rousseff rejected speculation that Lula da Silva's appointment would lead to the ouster of the Central Bank president or would prompt her government to dip into its reserves.
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But new readers can also dip into the indie scene and find comics that are low-key, subtle, and don't need to make grand pronouncements and shoot lasers at the moon.
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That result of HTC's dip into sub-replacement level hardware manufacturer has resulted in the ability to develop hardware in house, on the relatively cheap at a new campus in Taipei.
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These steamy stars are bringing the heat this holiday season ... dip into these sexy shots of stars in hot tubs to see who's making a real splash this time of year.
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The biggest rise in German exports in almost two years in September also provided some relief amid widespread concerns that Europe's largest economy will dip into recession in the third quarter.
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Firms say they're desperate to find people to hire, but they still seem to be reluctant to dip into the pool of people who haven't had a job for some time.
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Several aides described frustration with the President's use -- or lack thereof -- of the bully pulpit as poll numbers on the bill continued to dip into the low 30s and high 20s.
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Having these funds already set aside gives you the flexibility to support family members when they need it without having to dip into your personal budget or savings to do so.
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Then we dip into the question bucket to consider whether this Mark has aged particularly well, or is showing up a little long in the tooth or slow on the draw.
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Even a brief dip into his bagatelles — short, playful pieces that he unveiled last year in weekly concerts, featuring a variety of ensembles and styles — leaves your head spinning: exhilarated, exhausted.
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Though Lowry and Fred VanVleet are still on the roster to soak up the play-making, Siakam will have to dip into his bag of tricks to create for himself more.
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BTW ... Kiara said her date with Garoppolo has opened the door for other athletes to dip into the porn star dating world ... and some have maaaaybe even popped into HER DMs!!
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But rap's vulgarity was less of a concern to Mr. Putin, who has been known on occasion to dip into the Russian language's rich trove of profanities in his public comments.
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When temperatures dip into the 30s and 40s, people from West Palm Beach to Miami know to be on the lookout for reptiles stunned — but not necessarily killed — by the cold.
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During such eras of dollar strength, global central banks were forced to dip into their reserves to defend their weakening currencies, leading to what some economists are now calling quantitative tightening.
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Part of their rapidly evolving line of defense involves Trump giving Michael Cohen a kind of monthly retainer that he could dip into any time somebody needed to be paid off.
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However, the Dow on Tuesday did briefly dip into correction territory, which is defined as a decline over time of at least 10 percent from the most recent 52-week high.
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People tend to put money aside during "feast" periods, and they're often forced to dip into it to get through the "famines" — preventing the creation of a long-term emergency fund.
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He would show at New York Fashion Week, earn accolades, expand his retail reach, dip into accessories, perhaps, and, if all went well, be bought out by an established fashion house.
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Some strategists say Scott won't hesitate to dip into his fortune again to topple Nelson, especially since Scott could use the Senate as a launching pad for a potential presidential bid.
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We take a nice dip into the question bucket, including a thoughtful query about games that have caused us to rethink certain bad beliefs of traits, and close on some Waypoints!
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We have a horror corner, a Lucy Lawless Appreciation Moment AND a bonus dad corner this week, and a brief (and funky) dip into the question bucket to round things out.
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Yet his and Montgomery's attempts to do so dip into something very fundamental about San Francisco, a city that has changed vastly over the past half-century, becoming in some ways unrecognizable.
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London-based Associated British Foods, which also owns discount fashion retailer Primark, warned on Monday the company's pension plan will dip into negative territory, in part due to Brexit-induced currency pressures.
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What better way to show committed support than with people who believe so strongly in you they are willing to dip into their own pockets to help you continue in the campaign?
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The lyrics dip into his various breakups, seemingly, while the music is what makes it more like his early days; it's much more sparse and less driven by beats than by drones.
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According to legal docs, Mary Forsberg wants to dip into the estate for $12,519 a month in spousal support, plus $7,201 in monthly child support for their 2 teenagers, Noah and Lucy.
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Elaine Suriano, 62, a furloughed scientist with the Environmental Protection Agency, said she would have to dip into her retirement savings if the shutdown continued and robbed her of yet another paycheck.
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Advertisers spent $13 billion on digital video last year according to eMarketer, but by partnering with traditional media companies Twitter may be able to dip into the $71 billion television advertising budget.
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If it becomes more difficult to gather capital to extend as loans, that means Square will have to dip into its own pool and take a big risk on its potential clients.
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She also takes a clean pair of underwear to her appointment and asks the person who is waxing to use a fresh wax stick each time they dip into the hot wax.
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The special sauce of Workflow is that it enables users to dip into specific "deep linked" functions of individual apps and connect those actions together into a string of seamless, invisible commands.
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" Oil prices are "most definitely" heading to $40 a barrel and will likely dip into the upper $30s, John Kilduff, founding partner at energy hedge fund Again Capital, told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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Making its services accessible on any device will make them even more enticing for non-Apple users to take a dip into the rest of Apple's ecosystem, whether it's devices or services.
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Further Reading Whether you want to dip into a novel that evokes Midge Maisel's New York City or pick up a sparkling history of 1950s comedy, we've got some recommendations for you.
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Besides which, when you do dip into Facebook, it's a genuinely engaging compelling product — some of the brightest, hardest-working people in the world have toiled for years to keep you ensnared.
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Of most note is the Wayback Machine part of the Internet Archive, which lets you take a dip into the ancient history of many popular websites... ancient as in the early 2000s.
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When the Icelandic low-cost carrier, WOW Air, went out of business earlier this year, Canadian authorities wondered whether travelers would need to dip into a provincial repatriation fund to come home.
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And the dip into '90s nostalgia, not to mention the awesome Rani persevering and conquering as MC Sutra — but more important, as herself — makes reading all the slam poetry well worth it.
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Lady Gaga is one of our most gloriously talented pop stars, and one of the most nerve-racking, because you never know when her tango with good taste will dip into disaster.
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Rising household wealth due to record gains on the U.S. stock market as well as higher home prices likely made Americans more confident to dip into their savings to fund purchases, economists said.
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Okay, so it's not exactly cheap, but it comes in a huge tub that you'll only need to dip into once or twice a week: The scalp-invigorating effects last for days afterwards.
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Bass has devoted much of his fund to his theory that central bankers will have to dip into China's $3.3 trillion of foreign exchange reserves to recapitalize banks after an impending loss cycle.
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He said he would also dip into the I.D.C.'s campaign funds — some $1.2 million as of January — to support Democrats, as well as fending off primary challenges to his fellow I.D.C. alumni.
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Core German government bond yields were flirting with their lowest level in nearly three years while Dutch bond yields were about to dip into negative territory, a phenomenon not seen since October 2016.
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For instance, NASA would like to know if it's possible for a spacecraft to go deeper inside the icy shell the covers the ocean, or perhaps a vehicle could dip into the water.
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Hungary will sell 3-month treasury bills at an auction at 0930 GMT where the average yield may actually dip into negative territory after last week the yield dropped to zero, traders said.
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The two Ferraris were the only ones to dip into the one minute 29 second bracket, with Valtteri Bottas half a second off Raikkonen's benchmark with what was reigning champions Mercedes' best effort.
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HUD recently sent out letters to those landlords telling them to dip into their reserve funds until the government reopens and the contracts can be renewed, as first reported in The Washington Post.
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In order to dip into agency funds and shift money either internally or to another agency, the administration would need congressional approval, which would be particularly challenging, given that Democrats control the House.
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"Couples who use friends and family members to marry them often want to dip into the religious aspect very lightly with one or two rituals, like the breaking of the glass," she said.
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The EU could also dip into its own long-term budget for crisis measures, but there is not much available there because the current budget is in the last of its seven years.
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My stay was too brief to dip into the turquoise infinity pool, but it was alluring, and I'd love to return and devote time just to sitting here and watching the boats pass.
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Instead, they must dip into other forms of revenue, such as profits from the sale of full-priced snacks and meals, or they must seek reimbursement elsewhere, usually from the district's general fund.
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Participating property owners have been forced to dip into reserve funds to pay for basic maintenance, necessary repairs or vital social services geared for children, the sick and the elderly during government shutdowns.
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Those who book here want rooms dressed in rich velvet and the chance to zip up the elevator to drink craft cocktails on the rooftop, or dip into the coveted pool, come summertime.
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This northward movement of the jet stream around Alaska then caused another section of it to dip into the Eastern US. As a consequence, freezing air around Hudson Bay is descending southward. Brrr.
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As numerous incidents in the UK and US have shown, police are sometimes unable to resist the urge to dip into a database of personal information to settle their own very personal scores.
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Now that the temperature is dropping, it's time to dip into the winter weather with these steamy jacuzzi shots -- but proceed with caution ... these spa shots are not for the faint of heart!
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Alexander McQueen, Prada If It Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It: The Punk Edition If at first you don't succeed, dip into punk, grunge, or BDSM themes, and try again — that's how it goes, right?
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For other peoples' photos, if you don't want to download a third party app to download photos, you'll have to dip into a bit of code (but don't worry, it's easier than it looks!).
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And by now everyone knows that even if the main topic of a meeting is one thing, it's quite likely that we'll have to dip into something completely different in order to make progress.
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Make no mistake: This "unicorn horn" is not something you'd want to toss a replica of into your bathtub, or dip into shimmery loose powder to sweep over the high points of your face.
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It's not something with an infinite scroll you'll get lost in, but it's pleasant to dip into Co-Star, check your algorithmically generated horoscope and see what your passive aggressive ex's rising sign is.
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Let's hope the Black Hood doesn't head to Trader Joe's this holiday season, because he may snatch up every single box of Jingle Jangle before you have time to dip into the chocolatey goodness.
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Tim Keepers told the court he had roughly $55,000 in liquid assets and would "absolutely" be willing to dip into the family's home equity and retirement funds to secure his daughter's release on bail.
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Even a cursory dip into Tumblr is usually enough to reveal what hero pairing fans are shipping that week and a massive undercurrent of fan art crafting alternate realities for the well-loved characters.
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When that happens, central bankers will have to dip into China's $3.3 trillion of foreign exchange reserves to recapitalize the banks, causing a significant depreciation in the value of the yuan, according to Bass.
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It's my understanding that Edge of Nowhere wouldn't exist without Oculus directly funding it, but it's unfortunate more people won't have a chance to experience Insomniac Games' dip into psychological horror; it's surprisingly effective.
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It didn't take long to dip into that, with Grab buying offline payment startup Kudo two months later in a deal sources told TechCrunch could be worth as much as $100 million over time.
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"Women will be more likely to dip into their Social Security, because women are still disproportionately family caregivers," said Sarah Fleisch Fink, director of workplace policy at the National Partnership for Women and Families.
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BERLIN, Nov 8 (Reuters) - German exports rose more than expected in September, data showed on Friday, providing some relief amid widespread concerns that Europe's largest economy will dip into recession in the third quarter.
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Oil prices are "most definitely" heading to $40 a barrel and will likely dip into the upper $30s, John Kilduff, founding partner at energy hedge fund Again Capital, told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Tuesday.
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In this article, Sarah Maslin Nir, a Metro reporter, recounts a few "oops" moments she experienced during her recent dip into a church-state story about gender-segregated swimming at a public recreation center.
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At the same time, Yellen insisted that the overall U.S. economy was in a good place and said it would be highly unlikely for the nation to dip into a recession anytime this year.
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But on some points, Amazon would not budge: Workers who prayed, the company made clear, were still expected to meet the same hourly quotas, unless they wanted to dip into their unpaid time off.
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Venus will briefly dip into Water sign Pisces on April 2, which will be emotional for you, little ram, but also cathartic—an opportunity to examine your desires, release the past, and embrace transformation.
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It's my understanding that Edge of Nowhere wouldn't exist without Oculus directly funding it, but it's unfortunate more people won't have a chance to experience Insomniac Games' dip into psychological horror; it's surprisingly effective.
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" Speaking to InStyle last year, Aniston confirmed she didn't have a Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram account at the time, but admitted that she would "dip into Instagram and sort of be a secret voyeur.
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I was on leave for six weeks total, and it's important to point out that I never exhausted my entire sick-days bank, never mind dip into the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA).
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I'd dip into the street to avoid a planted tree, then step back up onto the sidewalk to take the lead ahead of the texting-while-walking human Roombas and those just plodding along.
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Mr. Abbott replied that Texas would indeed dip into the account, known as the Rainy Day Fund, but not until 2250, when the State Legislature, which meets every two years, has its next session.
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Times journalists delving into a particular topic — the Second Avenue subway, say — would dip into various clippings packets related to transportation in New York, hoping to supplement their stories with historical context and color.
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Before she was a model, actress and music video vixen, she told us she tried selling crack cocaine as a teenager in South Philadelphia ... but her dip into the drug game didn't pan out.
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Other times, you simply want to melt into a beach chair and doze off next to the bright blue water or dip into a well-manicured pool while soft tunes play in the background.
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With ESO Fund, I didn&apost have to dip into our family savings or take out a personal loan to cover the options and the taxes I&aposd have to pay for exercising them.
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They're proud they were able to help when she needed it most, but they say it should never have reached the point where they had to dip into their retirement savings for her care.
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But recent signs of de-escalation in the trade war and more stable markets have made BOJ policymakers confident that they do not need to dip into their tool-kit, at least for now.
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Kerry Craig, global market strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management based in Australia, said the ability of oil producers to dip into stockpiles may mitigate some of the rise in prices in the near term.
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Trump invoked Section 2808 of Title 10 of the US Code, which allows him to dip into a stash of Pentagon funds that are earmarked but have no signed contracts for spending that money.
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But the company's biggest dip into the sci-fi and fantasy genre is its upcoming "Lord of the Rings" TV series, for which it dropped $250 million for the rights, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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But despite my setbacks, I've landed another job, and while I occasionally dip into a buffer fund I've created if anything goes wrong again (which has around $2,500 in currently), I'm trying to save again.
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For these future VR users, it won't be one mass act of endurance, but the freedom to dip into other, as-yet-undiscovered worlds, as well as experience new art, education methods, and the like.
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The moves were the latest punches in a tit-for-tat trade war between the world's two largest economies that has spooked investors and raised fears that the global economy will dip into a recession.
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With its soft, bready coating, smooth white chicken-based interior and shape that is oh so inviting to dip into the variety of sauces available to me, the average fast-food athlete that I am.
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However, Gleick said that the directive was "not logical" because firefighters and firefighting aircraft don't often rely on rivers — they typically dip into lakes and reservoirs — and because there aren't issues with access to water.
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Kimmel's dip into advocacy won him lots of eyeballs, praise from critics — and a warning from his boss, Disney CEO Bob Iger: "The show is to entertain," Iger told The New York Times last week.
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The data that private security systems gather are often open for law enforcement to dip into, potentially allowing police to get around restrictions on government surveillance that don't apply to private citizens, privacy experts say.
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During the 2013 shutdown, then-Mayor Vincent C. Gray was forced to dip into budget reserves and designate every one of the city's employees as "essential" in order to keep the city up and running.
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We dip into this uncertain abyss at the top of each new episode, for just long enough to let the fear engulf us before we return to the present and try to postpone the inevitable.
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It's almost time for another soothing dip into the pool of blood, mayhem and sorcery that is Game of Thrones, and a new trailer is reminding us that we won't have to wait much longer.
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"The Social Security program's cost will exceed its income this year for the first time since 1982, forcing the program to dip into its nearly $3 trillion trust fund to cover benefits," the newspaper notes.
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In time, if Trump's approval ratings dip into the teens, or the Russia investigation turns up serious wrongdoing, or if the GOP loses control of Congress in November 2018, the party may cut him loose.
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While Hall acknowledged that there are some scenarios where a 401(k) loan makes sense — such as paying off high-interest credit cards — it's not a good idea to dip into your retirement for emergencies.
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Like a good bottle of cru bourgeois Bordeaux, the midrange wine that is a staple of his drinking life these days, the Frick offers a refreshing dip into greatness without demanding undivided attention or concentration.
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In La La Land, musicals of yesteryear serve as a well of inspiration to dip into; in The Artist, Hazanavicius throws us into the deep end of the pool, placing us in the era itself.
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A Sunday debut for Luke Vaughn, this was his second Times puzzle over all — his first, a Thursday, went over really well and might be fun to dip into after this one runs its course.
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My insurance reimbursed me for 229% of this (it was $229,361 in total), and I dip into my savings from when I was working full time during the summer to pay the remaining ten percent.
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A few of the games available dip into more mainstream genres — Space Pirate Trainer VR and Hover Junkers let you shoot things, and Vanishing Realms is a first-person RPG-lite (emphasis on the "lite").
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It was easy for me as a successful educated outsider to dip into that underbelly whenever I wanted, get what I came for, and leave without being accountable to the community I was connected to.
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" A spokeswoman for Mr. Ryan, who has been loath to dip into controversies stirred by Mr. Trump, said, "The speaker clearly disagrees and believes America's long history of inclusiveness is one of its great strengths.
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That means Doha, which is already facing deteriorating finances and increased expenses because of the blockade, may be forced to dip into its own pocket for the billions required for new drilling and chilling facilities.
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To dip into the medieval and Renaissance, start at the Square du Temple (64, rue de Bretagne, 33-1-48-87-93-19), an airy, tree-lined park where the Knights Templar fortress once stood.
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Unexpected costs that force a household to dip into savings, job loss, reduced work hours or any other event that results in a measurable dent to income are an easy few that come to mind.
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Fears surrounding a sharp rally in rates contributed to a steep sell-off in both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 in October, which saw both major indexes dip into correction territory.
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Adult performers likely wouldn't be able to pass the verification, and anyone who suddenly wants to dip into the skin trade would have to earn a bunch first and get approved before they could cash out.
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And many argue it may not be wise to dip into an alarmingly bare toolkit and use precious ammunition now, only to see the yen swiftly reverse any post-cut falls when the Fed lowers rates.
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It was hoping to dip into the TV streaming model, but the reported lack of confidence in the platform shows that the distribution economics behind the linear TV model are tough to completely reimagine for digital.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German exports posted their biggest rise in almost two years in September, data showed on Friday, providing some relief amid widespread concerns that Europe's largest economy will dip into recession in the third quarter.
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And it would remove a cloud looming over the U.S. technology sector, as European courts threaten to overturn data-sharing agreements between U.S. and EU companies because of the NSA's ability to dip into the data.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German exports posted their biggest rise in almost two years in September, data showed on Friday, providing some relief amid widespread concerns that Europe's largest economy will dip into recession in the third quarter.
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There's not a unique signature there, but it does dip into what has been a ubiquitous 21st-century take on the last great glass ceiling-smashing moment (yes, the 1980s), spurred on by the Vetements effect.
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For Silver, he knew his income would be much lower as a photographer than it was as a real estate broker, so he knew he would need to dip into his savings to finance his lifestyle.
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Yet if "Fear the Walking Dead's" past shortcomings demonstrate anything, it's that when you dip into the well a second time, even one of TV's most popular series might only have so much life in it.
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Maybe a flask of whiskey slipped into the pocket of your costume chased with three "fun-sized" chocolate bars, or a heavy dip into the party punch soaked with a generously sized bag of candy corn.
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Ms. Nixon has trailed Mr. Cuomo by more than 30 percentage points in recent polls, and the governor has begun to dip into his roughly $30 million war chest to buy television ads promoting his record.
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We get a brief dip into his family's past and emigration from Israel, but the filmmaker never digs deeply enough to reveal any other substantial dimension of this man, or her theories about what shaped him.
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Since the E.P.A. closed its doors on Mr. Fuller, he and his wife, a teacher, have had to dip into savings to keep up with mortgage payments and child care for their 6-month-old son.
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Those levels of losses could trigger a "capital event," Fitch Ratings warned this week, meaning catastrophe losses might exceed earnings and produce a net loss for the year, forcing reinsurers to dip into their capital reserves.
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Mexico has regularly sold dollars to stabilise the peso , while Brazil has said it might dip into dollar reserves to support the real and the central banks of Angola and Peru have recently raised lending rates.
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Although big airlines can recruit qualified fliers by turning to smaller affiliates and other regional carriers the way major league ball clubs dip into the minors, some regional carriers are having trouble replenishing their own rosters.
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Like the season it caps, "See How They Fly" begins with a heady dip into both the past and present, filling viewers in on the backstory of Lady Trieu and Adrian Veidt's eventual escape from Europa.
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Sarah Polley's cinematic dip into her own family history is among the most lauded of the decade's documentaries, partly for the way it plays with conventions to question the way we tell stories about our lives.
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Dr. Ourian's Instagram quotes between $2000,234 and $2250,265 for his facial contouring services, and promises that they will last anywhere from months to years; injections at lesser-known practitioners' offices can dip into the low three figures.
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Hodges is prospering mainly by buying Texas-based homebuilders, banks and hotel chains whose shares were caught up in the deep selloff in early 103 triggered by fears that oil prices would dip into the $20 range.
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"If no agreement is reached I sense the market will lose more confidence and we could have prices dip into $40 or below by the end of the year," said one broker in the U.S. crude market.
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While the Steam tags might paint a confusing portrait of what that genre looks like, any dip into Twitch during a given weeknight gives us a pretty good idea of what the contemporary survival game looks like.
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Dave also includes a payday loan facility — so users who face the inevitability of having to dip into a negative balance can opt to borrow up to $250 ahead of their next paycheck to see them through.
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Indeed, Europe Inc looks more likely at the moment to dip into an earnings recession — Refinitiv data shows corporate profits are on track to decline for the second straight quarter for the first time since mid-2016.
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Trump and the GOP-controlled Congress have yet to pass any signature laws, struggling to agree on a path forward for an ObamaCare repeal and only beginning to dip into tax reform, two key Trump campaign promises.
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We all have strong opinions about The Last Guardian, games that hit us right there, and the value of fanfiction, with a nice dip into the question bucket for our first taste of reader mail in 2017.
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If you're concerned about water, dip into Levi's Water>Less line, which uses as little as 1.5 liters of water to get the worn-in look, as opposed to 42 liters for a normal pair of jeans.
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With native species fresh in your mind, hit the native plant garden to see a New York without foreign growth, then dip into the adjacent rock garden and learn how plants grow in the cracks in sidewalks.
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He would take a morsel from the center of a roti to dip into his curry, and by the time he was ready to take his next morsel, a new hot roti would appear on his plate.
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A gentle, genial dip into a pool of midlife despair, Gilles Lellouche's body-positive comedy, "Sink or Swim," follows a small group of variously troubled men who find purpose in forming an all-male synchronized swimming team.
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A Senate subcommittee on Tuesday easily advanced the $220006 billion defense spending bill for fiscal 2202 despite Democratic concerns that it does not constrain the administration's ability to dip into Pentagon coffers to build a border wall.
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This dip into a new social pool may be easier when united around a common interest, even if that's trying a new cuisine, as at a Balkan dinner organized by EatWith, a communal dining service, in Harlem.
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A global recession The world economy could dip into a growth recession in 2020, some market participants think, meaning that global GDP growth might fall below its long-term trend of around an annualized rate of 3%.
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"You want to buy now what nobody wants to own," said Stovall, noting the market is forward pricing so investors are looking ahead to building activity picking up in spring and summer when they dip into homebuilders.
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For anybody hankering for an earlier dip into the book (like, all of us): We have two pieces of good news: First, Becky Albertalli and Adam Silvera are going on tour when the book comes out in October.
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The idea of having one collection of pieces you can wear regardless of temperature sounds appealing (and, let's be honest, more economical), and yet we can't still help but dip into Zara's new arrivals every couple of months.
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LONDON (Reuters) - To those who dip into swimming only when the Olympic Games come around, it may seem odd to hear a pool described as 'fast' when it looks much like any other large rectangle filled with water.
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But after the manifestos were launched in mid-May, the Conservatives were quickly forced into an embarrassing climbdown on their signature policy on social care, which would have required more elderly people to dip into their housing wealth.
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Thanks to lurex and other sparkly materials and textures, it's easy to dip into the trend without having to worry about finding little pieces of glitter on your cheeks, arms, and under your nails for weeks to come.
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Tropical storms and Hurricane Hermine combined to slow the movement of oil tankers and shut in offshore drilling, forcing the U.S. oil industry to dip into its massive oversupply at the highest rate for this time of year.
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John-Kamen makes her role urgent and upsetting for most of the film's run, though she has a disturbing dip into kittenish flirtation with Rudd at one point, and runs out of energy and purpose toward the end.
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IQIM scientists were consulted when the movie's toe-dip into theoretical physics was being developed, and they helped to develop the script; in that light, Rudd's appearance in their promotional clip just looks like he's returning the favor.
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And while that could drop to US$1.8bn - if as the bank forecasts Ecuador's oil basket price rebounds to US$41 this year - the Andean country is likely to have to dip into reserves to cover its needs.
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Interior's initial decision to dip into park revenue coffers met strong criticism from environmentalists, park rangers and politicians alike, who warned it would cripple parks' ongoing maintenance needs and set them up for failure in high traffic seasons.
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Unlike Trump — and even Bush, who put about $2628,28500 of his own money into his campaign as it fell on hard times — Cruz does not have a personal fortune to dip into if he falls into financial trouble.
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While the water temperature can dip into the 30s during winter, when snow powders the mountains and daylight is a smudgy twilight, the surf averages about 45 degrees Fahrenheit and can climb to the mid-50s during summer.
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Like so many predictable video clips and clumsy bars that preceded it from non-Latinx rappers over the years, the regressive "Go Loko" reminds us that most who dip into this culture typical do so inelegantly and superficially.
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"There's no reason to stop contributing as you normally do to your plan, and if you had no plans to dip into your 401(k) before these events, you should not be changing your plans now," Roberge said.
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The big picture: Democrats back creating a federal fund for new parents that would be financed with a payroll tax increase, while Republicans have proposed plans that would allow new parents to dip into their future federal benefits.
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Build up 3 layers of the lavash with no holes showing, using your judgement as to how many lavash you want to dip into the butter, as you want it all to be buttery but not completely soaking. 8.
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Pandora even claims that its natural language processing is clever enough to identify a podcast's topics on an individual episode level, allowing you to dip into a gaming podcast for a single episode on your favorite game, for example.
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They may begin with pre-written policy points, but will inevitably swerve into talk of windmills, dip into jocular opinions on light bulbs, corkscrew into savage commentary on immigration, then free-fall into musings on news of the day.
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"What we would do is effectively establish a public option in the labor market," and when companies want to hire they can dip into this pool, instead of bidding up wages for workers who already have jobs, she explained.
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Snow or not, it should get dry and windy by late afternoon, and by tonight temperatures in the city could dip into the mid-20s — some 25 degrees below the average and near a record low for the date.
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The seven teachers often dip into their own pockets to pay for supplies, after quickly exhausting the $1,000 annual allowance they each receive to cover all 65 students in drawing and painting, photography, printmaking, computer graphics and art history.
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In that 25-page document, the administration also asked for the power to dip into the State Department's Ebola funding pot if needed to fight the Zika virus, though it made clear that health officials sought mostly new funding.
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There are at-home blood tests you can use to get an accurate idea of when you make the fuel switch but I opt for cheaper, ketone detection strips that you dip into a urine specimen for 40 seconds.
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There's no official imagery of McCartney's first official dip into menswear (outside of the few bespoke ensembles from the past that fueled speculation in the first place), so we'll have to be patient — or, at least, keep refreshing Instagram.
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It begins with a brief dip into the pre-"Keeping Up With the Kardashians" years, when Ms. Kardashian West served in the reduced but instructive double role of Paris Hilton's BFF/assistant ("She showed me a whole new world").
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As the child of a single father who worked extra hours at night as a cabdriver, with no trust fund or rainy-day money or penny jar labeled "college savings" to dip into, was college the right choice anyway?
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That dubious distinction belongs, by a large margin, to 2005 and its 28 named storms, which exhausted the World Meteorological Organization's yearly list of 21 names and forced officials to dip into the Greek alphabet for the first time.
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When ESP started exploring basic income, it was still a fringe idea in most political circles; by contrast, as they plan to dip into anti-monopoly work, they do so after the frontrunner for the Democratic presidential nomination, Sen.
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Serve them as you might biscotti, to dip into coffee, hot chocolate, grappa or sweet wine: Torcetti Biscotti Piemontese, eight ounces, $6.99 at Agata & Valentina, 1505 First Avenue (79th Street) and 64 University Place (10th Street), 212-452-0690.
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If you're trying to pay off debt or need funds to start a business before you're 59½ and you decide to dip into your retirement accounts to make up the difference, you'll face paying a 10% penalty plus taxes.
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The announcement that another Street Fighter II was coming to Nintendo's new Switch console therefore sent a few nostalgic ripples across the increasingly stagnant lake of memories that many of us enjoy a dip into from time to time.
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But for Jamie Morton, his dad's dip into erotic fiction turned out to be one of the funniest, and most lucrative, things to happen to his career — especially as his podcast, My Dad Wrote a Porno, nabbed an HBO comedy special.
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They could reset or change passwords, delete or add users and Apple IDs linked to the machine, and dip into other accounts on the system — essentially, they would get unfettered access to all the data that lives on the computer.
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Those "features," along with other attempts to engineer social interactions between matches (like limiting how many people you see, especially with The League's penalization of people who dip into any kind of inactivity) are manipulating your behaviors by controlling your experience.
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And to prove that he's really just one of us, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau definitely erred while maneuvering himself into a kayak yesterday, taking an impromptu dip into the waters off of British Columbia's Gulf Islands National Park Reserve.
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NNPC already owes at least $3 billion in cash calls, according to NNPC head Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu, and its finance minister said it plans to dip into money reserved for cash calls if revenue this year falls short of expectations.
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On Thursday, the Nasdaq became the first major U.S. stock market benchmark to dip into a correction, falling as low as 7,274 in intraday trading — a drop over 10 percent from the most recent 52-week trading high of 8,133.30.
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At the time of his arrival I joked that Entwistle, who has lived across Asia for over two decades, may need to dip into his experience of scaling Mount Everest such is the challenge of handling Uber's business in Asia.
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A dozen years ago, when I lived in Rome and made the first of many warm-weather visits to the area, the thought of visiting when temperatures dip into the 30s, tourism freezes and beach clubs close never occurred to me.
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A burst of growth should then follow—estimated at 8% over the following year—on the back of $19603bn in federal assistance, an estimated $20bn in private-insurance payments and as Puerto Ricans dip into their savings to repair their houses.
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Directed by Paris-based Seth Ickerman, the music video for the electronic music band Carpenter Brut is a brief dip into what first appears to be hell, but later turns out to be something more in the realm of science fiction.
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The system was expected to also bring freezing rain, wind gusts of 35 miles (56 km) per hour and quickly dropping temperatures that will to dip into the teens and even below zero Fahrenheit in several areas, the service said.
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These 'tribes' are loyal, and willing to dip into their pockets to support the bands they love; the last three albums of Jubilee Riots, a Canadian rock band, have been crowdfunded, with some recent songs based on story submissions from followers.
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But this most recent news means that Champagne producers will have to dip into their strategic reserves in order to keep up with the global demand for baller bubbles, all of which has Decanter throwing around the dreaded "S" word—shortage.
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Its dip into fiery Leo for a while, gives us the ability to see it in a new light, and then its retrograde reentering Cancer has us reexamining all of those things that we couldn't put our finger on initially.
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Eventually, the cash value grows to equal the death benefit amount and the policyholder can dip into it to pay for retirement or take out a loan, for example, or leave it to be paid out, tax-free, to the beneficiaries.
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Mr. Darnell insists it is not an autobiography, but there are parallels: On the 1981 Kid Creole album "Fresh Fruit in Foreign Places," the singer traverses the Caribbean to find his beloved Mimi while the songs dip into multiple Caribbean styles.
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As employees face a cash flow squeeze due to delayed state payments, they are more likely either to look for more expensive alternative loans or dip into their savings deposits, which could add to funding pressures at the state-owned banks.
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Abraaj, however, is betting that Indians, Nigerians and Pakistanis, who in many cases have annual incomes of no more than $1,000, will dip into their savings to pay for an angioplasty or some other necessary, but not necessarily cheap, procedure.
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Which is why, when tasked with providing a top-line overview of 2017's biggest scientific developments, I didn't dip into the vaults of my own knowledge, but instead got on the phone with two of the Royal Society's finest minds.
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Now, with the click of a mouse, agents in the bowels of an NSA data center somewhere in the Midwest can silently dip into the streams of location, audio, video, text, and other data that these unsleeping little spies constantly emit.
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Cuomo said the state does not need to dip into the stockpile at the moment; he said his estimate of 30,000 ventilators needed is about the expected peak of the crisis in approximately 21 days, not about the present moment.
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If someone can't work until age 70, Mr. Vernon says, it's preferable to cut back on spending and dip into savings to meet basic needs for food, clothing and housing for a few years, in order to delay taking Social Security.
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The responses posted Thursday show that regulators have been fielding questions from banks about how to properly dip into those buffers, what impact it could have on other rules they must follow and new emergency tools offered by the government.
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BUDAPEST, March 26 (Reuters) - Hungary's economy could dip into a small recession this year under a bearish economic scenario if the global impact of the coronavirus pandemic is lasting, the central bank said in its latest inflation report published on Thursday.
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The lesson here was that tech companies don't get the benefit of the doubt when it comes to people's data — and they'll need to take the steps to be transparent and ask for consent before they dip into sensitive health information.
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The stronger peso, which has regularly pushed outside the agreed trading band this year, has given the bank an unexpected opportunity, letting it dip into the market and stock up on dollars, in the process weakening the currency back on track.
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A draft proclamation reviewed by CNN last month cited Title 22017 of the US Code, which paves the way for Trump to dip into a stash of Pentagon funds that are earmarked but have no signed contracts for spending that money.
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Here and there, they can dip into the various whimsies tucked into the pages: Alice's extendable arms and legs, the foldout chess board and Humpty Dumpty's blank shell, which transforms into a peevish face with the turn of a dial.
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Jamming its way through songs that dip into funk, country-rock, jazz and progressive-rock, Phish is an institution with the imperative to keep topping itself, particularly with New Year's Eve shows that keep raising expectations for a spectacular stunt.
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Last week, Fitch Ratings said a failure by the government to raise the debt ceiling in several weeks and dip into the risk of defaulting on payments would push the firm to downgrade its own impeccable AAA rating on U.S. credit.
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"The real question is ... whether there would be a short-term dip into negative territory, which to me is something absolutely possible, or whether we are talking about yields remaining in negative territory on a stable basis," UniCredit rate strategist Luca Cazzulani said.
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It's always a little jarring when celebs dip into other dating pools — Nicole Kidman jamming out at the American Country Music Awards is a bit like seeing your school teacher at the grocery store or, er, Kim Kardashian in the Oval Office.
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Losses from Hurricane Maria, which could be as much as $85 billion, along with those of other recent 2017 catastrophes, including Hurricanes Irma and Harvey, the Mexico City earthquakes and other events, will force some reinsurers to dip into their capital, Fitch said.
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You know the one — you have a little pocket of time (15 minutes in the eye doctor's waiting room, three minutes while waiting for the coffee to perk), and you have a choice: You can check your phone or dip into a book.
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If you have several large purchases on your wish list, try to space them out so you don't overextend yourself or dip into your savings to cover the cost, advises personal finance expert Keri Danielski, head of communications for Intuit, Mint and Turbo.
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This isn't Throwboy's first dip into the geeky pillow industry (if that's a thing), either — the company was first started ten years ago by founder Roberto Hoyos making pillows shaped like icons on the OS X dock, before later expanding into emoji pillows.
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But by the time I got to junior high, I began to fall off the game, beyond the occasional dip into online chess or playing a bad PC version of the game on my dad's work computer while he was busy elsewhere.
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The Brussels decision may spur American politicians to set aside their differences on tax reform and agree on a package with a reduced tax rate for profits that firms repatriate; better that than to let Europe dip into the offshore pot, they think.
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Yes. But many people can't or don't save enough to add up to the $100,875 or so that IncomeAssure may pay out to a $100,000 earner in New York, or they must dip into that fund for half a dozen other unpleasant surprises.
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This click-to-shop feature could be a more compelling way to get to shoppers than a traditional TV commercial, allowing the Facebook company to dip into the nearly $70 billion brands are expected to spend on commercials this year according to eMarketer.
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Measures to support affordable housing bonds also passed overwhelmingly in Austin, Portland, and Charlotte, all with support from real estate groups, which benefit from the influx of new property: These bonds dip into state funds rather than relying on new taxes or regulations.
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The 21-year-old already has been ruled out of the contest against Detroit and the Senators likely will need to dip into their minor-league system for a defenseman as captain Erik Karlsson (upper body) and Marc Methot (finger) also are sidelined.
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The idea that Social Security would dip into its trust fund to pay for benefits comes as no surprise, said Christian Weller, professor of public policy at the University of Massachusetts at Boston and senior fellow at the Center for American Progress.
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Private and public companies will be able to dip into an initial amount of more than $1 billion starting next fiscal year, said the sources with direct knowledge of the decision taken after a meeting of government officials more than a month ago.
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Pimentos, or cherry peppers, are ever so slightly higher up the Scoville scale than the shishito, so it's a no-brainer to turn the popular southern pimento cheese dip into baked mac and cheese, a la chef Kelly Fields from New Orleans.
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Among the industry's asks are recommendations that would let banks more freely dip into their financial buffers and allow more time to comply with a new accounting standard that requires them to immediately record potential losses on their books when they make loans.
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To take your mind off your preparatory stretches, however, dip into this unexpected interview with Breitbart's fashion editor (yes, they have one), take a gander at the President's new official portrait and, post-World Series, check out the best Astros haircuts in Houston.
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The past predictability of the inverted yield curve has led to today's widespread assumption that the US economy is slowing and will soon dip into recession; market watchers have thus begun to view economic data with an eye toward seeing problems ahead.
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Each user gets a "Thunderpod" avatar, and it grows with each activity you do: the app records your movements, you can do fitness challenges against friends, or you can dip into is a large catalog of user-created fitness challenges, such as dances.
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Especially those whose interests are a bit idiosyncratic: While this debut record was a rich, riveting dip into three important contemporary works, the Danes' most recent ECM album, released in September, ranged further afield, to their own versions of Nordic folk tunes.
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Its songs, mostly written by the pianist Thomas Lauderdale and the singer China Forbes, sound like potential production numbers for long-lost movie musicals or supper-club revues from around the world; they dip into multiple languages and idioms with suave assurance.
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They head out when water temperatures dip into the low 50 degrees Fahrenheit and after a day or two of sustained winds have helped to blow the turtles ashore, conditions which a recent study confirmed are strongly linked with sea turtle stranding.
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To get an understanding of the interaction between the chemical and physical properties of the flies and Mono Lake's water, the research team developed a method for measuring the amount of force it takes for the fly to dip into and emerge from the water.
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"People are hedging their bets a little bit because they think, with some foundation, the US is less inclined to dip into the Middle East militarily than in the past, so the feeling is they've got to be a bit more independent," Shanahan said.
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Putting aside the two most egregious problems with season five—the overly convoluted conspiracy plot is more frustrating than entertaining, and much worse, the setting allows the series to occasionally dip into lazy and offensive Middle Eastern stereotypes—Prison Break is still, well, Prison Break.
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The existential question is: can a radio-first approach to streaming music survive in an era of services that offer both an on-demand library of 30 million songs and the ability to easily dip into a radio-like experience when you want it?
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Not only are leaves slowly transitioning into vibrant shades of red and yellow and temperatures are starting to dip into the 50s, but the start of this new season also means it's time to break out all of your finest back-to-school fashions.
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We touched on the difficult politics of The Last Night and Far Cry 5, the excitement and energy of Ubisoft and Bethesda's press events, and the most off-the-rails parts of the Coliseum, then we took a nice dip into the question bucket.
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Many stores showcase design that's meant to be in dialogue with the Oculus and its columns of light: John Varvatos lights its ceiling with hanging bulbs, Vince Camuto has a white pyramidal installation, Cole Haan has long white shelves that dip into the window.
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Conventional wines — those that we have drunk our entire lives, and that dominate the menus and shelves of restaurants and stores — can start to seem predictable after a dip into the funkier, cloudier, is-there-a-pasture-in-my-glass surprises of this category.
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Donald J. Trump, after weeks of self-inflicted damage, has seen support for his candidacy in national polls dip into the 30s — Barry Goldwater and Walter F. Mondale territory — while Hillary Clinton has extended her lead to double digits in several crucial swing states.
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MOSCOW, July 1 (Reuters) - Russia's Reserve Fund fell by $0.38 billion in June, the Finance Ministry said on Friday, suggesting the decline was due to changes in the dollar-rouble rate as the ministry did not dip into the Fund to cover the budget deficit.
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It is nearly impossible to imagine hacked-up bodies buried in secret graves beneath this picture-postcard landscape, where snow-capped peaks rise above palm-fringed beaches dotted with weathered fishing boats as boughs of arborescent ferns dip into rivers with women scrubbing laundry.
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I wouldn't want The Simpsons to become all sequels (contrary to most of what I wrote above), but the series felt so enlivened by "Kamp Krustier" that I wouldn't mind seeing it dip into its vaults to see what it could come up with next.
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As a result, it inspires some of the best fiction and nonfiction, so the upside of the risk of nuclear war is an excuse to dip into literature that offers glimpses of this other world — and some insights into how to deal with it.
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When she wanted to avoid studying, Ms. Bittner would dip into the nascent Food20113 website, which she discovered in 2010, when it was more a small community of like-minded cooks exchanging recipes than the full-blown cooking and retail site it is today.
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Citing city and federal financial records, the Washington Post reported that the DC government has had to dip into a special fund dedicated to city security costs to protect against terrorist threats and for hosting large demonstrations, foreign dignitary visits and other non-routine events.
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For Mr. Legend on "Darkness and Light," that meant defying the programmed sound of much current R&B and hip-hop to work with a small band in the studio, finding grooves; it also meant allowing lyrics to dip into politics as well as romance.
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Facebook Horizon will include human Locals who provide safety and technical support Facebook Horizon will include human Locals who provide safety and technical support If things get overwhelming, you can tap a shield button to pause and dip into a private space parallel to Horizon.
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A hot job market and other signs of economic health encourage rich and poor alike to spend more, but tepid wage growth for many middle-class and lower-income Americans means they need to dip into their savings and borrow more to do that.
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The Washington Post reported that to cover the costs of the event, the National Park Service had to dip into its entrance and recreation fee fund for $245 million -- likely just a fraction of what the Interior Department and other agencies will spend on the event overall.
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JUST a week into what could prove a long and grinding trade war launched against China by the United States, a curious feature of the conflict has already emerged: China will not, for now at least, dip into its traditional armoury of rhetorical bluster and belligerence.
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His actual home is located in one of the hardest-to-reach places in the county, in one of the most remote counties in the United States: four hours from the county seat on a good day, with a 115-mile dip into Arizona on the way.
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There's next week to prepare for as well: Melissa's recipe for the best roast beef for sandwiches is a nice Sunday project; so, too, is David's recipe for a big vat of pinto beans that you can dip into during the work nights that follow making it.
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Yet it is impossible to understand the totality of the Prince catalog without taking the boatloads of unauthorized recordings into account — at concerts, he'd sometimes dip into material known only to the bootleg faithful, a sly acknowledgment of things he couldn't control, or perhaps didn't wish to.
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To curb impulse spendingIf you're keeping the money you intend to save in your everyday checking account — or even a savings account linked to your checking account — it can be too easy to throw caution and logic to the wind and dip into it when impulse strikes.
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The National Park Service (NPS) announced to staff Sunday a plan to dip into "entrance, camping, parking and other fees collected from park visitors" to pay staff to assist in urgent maintenance needs at a number of national parks overburdened by visitors during the recent government shutdown.
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It's probably hard for a biographer not to feel compelled to psychoanalyze a subject from time to time; fortunately, when Perl does dip into Calder's psyche in search of clues to understanding his ideas, he does so without forcing his findings through any preconceived critical framework.
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" People who dip into the game's journal will find additional assistance for their journey: "One of our ideas is that Scout does have survival knowhow, and we felt that the journal was a good way to allow the player to pull info that the character should know.
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The best way to ensure you're not using your retirement savings early is to make sure you have three to six months' worth of cash stashed in an easily accessible account, such as a high-yield savings account, that you can dip into when unexpected emergencies arise.
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Maybe he was just trying to upsell me on the ridiculous prices he charged for the "real stuff" but then again, but I like to think he was just trying to work out whether he wanted to dip into his precious stash for someone like me.
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Also, since you asked, I'm actually just going to pretend to take a photo, throw you a thumbs up to signify the new photo looks sick (there's actually nothing on my screen), and then dip into the crowd in hopes of avoiding you for the rest of the night.
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This is not Snyder's first dip into the Star Wars / DC crossover world: he and The Force Awakens director J.J. Abrams traded DC and Star Wars mashups back and forth on Twitter two years ago, culminating in Abrams releasing a video revealing a Batmobile cameo on the Millennium Falcon.
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China's sports system had been enormously successful since the country returned to the Olympic fold in 1984, culminating with the host nation topping the medals table at the 2008 Games it hosted with only a slight dip into second place behind the United States in London four years later.
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First, ridesharing companies like Uber, delivery startups like Postmates and home services providers like Thumbtack all function by virtue of their pools of "gig" workers, self-employed people who choose their own working hours and dip into the platforms for assignments when they have time to fulfill them.
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Real estate is a particularly expensive investment, so you need to have cash on hand for a down payment (or to buy the property outright) and a reserve to dip into if and when something needs fixing, which should be entirely separate from your everyday emergency fund.2.
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As the late-August primary approached, the polls showed that Florida Democrats were poised to dip into the same brackish well again by nominating Gwen Graham, a centrist white member of Congress whose father, Bob Graham, had been governor and then U.S. senator from the late 1970s to 2005.
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But with a world this populated with memorable players, backstories to explore, and six seasons of "tits and dragons" to draw from, it would be a huge waste not to dip into some of the narratives baked into the crust of the main action like a Frey pie.
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The next day I speak to Sevana, who gives me some greater insight into what Jamaica is about, why this festival is so important and more than a thing for east coast Floridians to dip into while eating their way through the all-inclusive bars at their respective hotels.
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Her clientele has always been able to travel, but in New York a visit to the Webster can be preceded or followed by a dip into another luxury concept shop — Opening Ceremony, Maryam Nassir Zadeh, the Apartment by the Line, to name a few close by — within minutes.
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Springtime starts in early September, but the winter months (June to August) can sometimes feel like a chilly U.S. autumn and temperatures can dip into the mid-60s F. But even during these cooler months, there will still be two or three days of warm sunshine every week.
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Their all-day menu transitions seamlessly into late night snacks, toasts, and "dirty shells and cheese" (with house-made andouille sausage) through 28 AM. You can sit outside on their patio on Shoal Creek, sip a "Good Night Irene" cocktail, or dip into a jug of Trinidad rum punch.
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"We are a few basis points away from negative territory and given the Brexit vote later this month, that may give it a final push, it is quite likely we will over the next couple of weeks dip into negative territory," said Martin Van Vliet, senior rates strategist at ING.
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Igor Nikolaev, director of auditor FBK's Strategic Analysis Institute, said Putin might have to take money from other parts of the budget to fund a new arms race which would force him to scale back social spending plans or dip into the national wealth fund to top up the budget.
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Finaxar founders Vihang Patel and Sian Tan told TechCrunch that a credit line gives companies the flexibility to dip into additional cash when needed, for example during peak season to buy more product, and also pay parts back when significant payment volumes come in, without the commitment of more formalized lending.
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In response to problems at national parks like overflowing toilets, trash and damage to important resources, acting Interior Secretary David Bernhardt instructed parks to dip into the fees they collect under the Federal Lands Recreation Enhancement Act and use that money for operational purposes like cleaning bathrooms and law enforcement.
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Though Managing Editor Danielle Riendeau has left us for a brief vacation, Social Editor Danika Harrod joins me and Editor-in-Chief Austin Walker to, yes, talk about Avatar: The Mobile Game, our first impressions of Super Mario Run, the release of Nintendo Switch patents, and dip into The Question Bucket.
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I'm always in quest of the holy grail of books, the perfect book that explains it all, the book whose beauty is as fierce as lightning and whose meaning points to true north, so I dip into thousands of books for a moment and note that this, too, is not it.
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Full disclosure: I've been an Arm & Hammer toothpaste user for more than a decade, and every time I switch brands (say during travel or when we forgot to restock and I have to dip into the reserve mini tubes collected from dentists visits) my mouth never feels quite as clean.
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Tom Smith, a legislative liaison for the Virginia Association of School Superintendents, said the loss of federal Medicaid dollars could force school districts in Virginia and elsewhere to cut other services or dip into state and local funds that will translate into cuts in other sections of the budget, like infrastructure.
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Brush most of the lavash, one by one, with the remaining melted Clarified Butter – or dip into the butter in a bowl, as they do in Azerbaijan(!), then use to line the base and sides of the deep ovenproof pan, allowing enough overhanging the sides to cover the top when folded over.
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North Dakota, the epicenter of the shale oil boom and the second largest U.S. producer behind Texas, faces a budget shortfall of more than $1 billion and is now debating whether to dip into its reserve fund first or slash spending, including a proposed $72 million cut in the state's education budget.
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The Washington Post recently reported that the District of Columbia was forced to dip into its Emergency Planning and Security fund to cover the security costs for the President's July Fourth address, because the federal government has been lacking in funds due to its $7 million in debt for the 2017 inauguration.
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According to HelloGiggles, the Glad lid mania all started when a user known online as Mama Graciee posted a few photos of her meal prep process for the week, and one of those photos showed that she had popped a small container of dip into the circle on her Glad container's lid.
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Ahead, we dip into the products that will cure even the most severe case of melon-mania, including your highly curated corers, slicers, and juicers, to even the red and green-themed plates and napkins to place your slices on — and the melon-shaped cooler bag in which to carry your juicy cubes.
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You probably don't want a bunch of retailers clogging up your Twitter timeline, which is understandable, but you can easily create a dedicated Twitter list for these accounts and just dip into it whenever you need to—you can find a link to the Twitter lists feature from your main profile page.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads One of my favorite books to dip into is Pocket Atlas of Remote Islands (26) by Judith Schalansky, translated from the German by Christine Lo. Schalansky started researching and writing the book, subtitled Fifty Islands I Have Not Visited and Never Will, in the Berlin National Library.
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When the initial vote on the legislation was tabled in late June, the thinking was that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell still had about $188 billion in savings he could dip into in order to assuage the concerns of Republicans who felt the bill was either too cruel or not business-friendly enough.
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A few examples, which dip into spoiler territory: androids are required to stand at the back of public buses; there's an underground railroad where humans sneak androids across the border to liberation in Canada; and when things get really bad androids are forced into internment camps and the huddled masses are executed.
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Last year, the euphoria of a massive corporate tax break gave way to a U.S.-China trade war and a rate increase from the Federal Reserve, causing the market to suffer its worst December since the Great Depression and the S&P 500 to dip into bear market territory on an intraday basis.
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In today's comic roundup, follow Judge Dredd as he groans his way through the stone age, hang out with a bunch of nervous kids who found a dead body, dip into the manic life of a newspaper reporter named Jane, and feel really, really bad about yourself with a bunch of loser superheroes.
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If Facebook's executive team had to make an ethics application to a relevant regulatory panel to request and justify access each time the parent business wanted to dip into the global data pool or tap data from a particular regional cluster of Facebooks, how might that change thought processes within the leadership team?
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Much has been written about how this longest-ever government shutdown is hurting federal workers who are either furloughed or working without pay and the human and financial toll of so many having to either dip into savings or, as their government suggests, offer to do chores in lieu of pay their rent.
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"At this point, the most optimistic outcome for the domestic economy appears to be a temporary dip into negative akin to the contraction of 2001 with the worst case being a prolonged depressionlike scenario similar to that experienced in 1929," Stifel chief economist Lindsey M. Piegza said in a note on Monday.
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"What else do you call it when you dip into your endless reserves of millions and billions and don't go through the process of campaigning in states like Nevada or Iowa or New Hampshire, humbling yourself, going into the diners and the backyards, looking eye to eye to voters?" former South Bend, Ind.
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Under the proposal, the officials said, Trump could dip into the $2.4 billion allocated to projects in California, including flood prevention and protection projects along the Yuba River Basin and the Folsom Dam, as well as the $2.5 billion set aside for reconstruction projects in Puerto Rico, which is still recovering from Hurricane Maria.
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In advance of tonight's town hall presidential debate, we asked YG to dip into the comments section beneath the video in another edition of Noisey's "The People Vs…" As well as telling a kid that he deserves a free college education for playing the song out at school, YG takes aim at Donald Duck.
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The senior adviser on policy's title is broad-reaching enough that he could seem to dip into a host of domestic policies from health care to welfare to the economy, though it is not clear how deeply he has waded into issues outside those on immigration and security with which he is most identified.
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The film does dip into moments when you can't help but laugh, sometimes uncomfortably—a real-world Sith, modeled after Star Wars villains like Darth Vader and the Emperor, purposely fucks with Macleod 's life in what feels like an elaborate schoolyard game, only the game ends with Macleod's very real marriage falling apart.
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Each episode runs less than 30 minutes, giving the host, Michael Harlan Turkell, and his colleagues just enough time to dip into a subject like the origins of the "slipping on a banana peel" gag, or revive one writer's impassioned 1981 treatise on why spaghetti carbonara should replace turkey as the official Thanksgiving meal.
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With one slight, positive caveat: one of the few joys the internet offers us is the ability to stay connected to local scenes with relative ease, and radio, with it's rotating cast of voices and personalities is a perfect way to dip into the beating musical heart of cities you've never personally stepped foot in.
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It seems like particularly now, both because of the division and also because you can see now clearly what that world ... I think a lot of folks like myself have started sort of dipping into Breitbart, or we make sure to dip into some weird corner of Facebook we wouldn't normally ever go to. Right.
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Argentinian artist Tomás Saraceno's "Sonic Cosmic Webs" (2016), made up of two beautifully fragile spider webs illuminated by a light projection, and Wang Gongxin's "The Dialogue" (1995), consisting of two suspended light bulbs that alternately dip into a dark pool of ink, are highly subtle and evocative commentaries on the tenuousness, and even the imperceptibility of truth.
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That gives our readers time to hold their noses and dip into "Camp of the Saints", a revoltingly racist French book from the 1970s (strapline: "A chilling novel about the end of the white world") that describes a European surrender before third-world immigrants bearing names like Turd-Eater who descend upon Mediterranean shores in their hundreds of thousands.
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Directed by Sara Colangelo, who adapted the story from a 2014 Israeli film by the same name, The Kindergarten Teacher is a haunting and sometimes uncomfortable dip into the mind and desires of a woman who feels stifled by the life she's chosen for herself and aspires to be as creative as the poets she admires.
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As we stretch our legs into 2017, I talk about my time with Let It Die, Danielle gives us the low down on "real" wrestling, we all mull how to tackle finishing lengthy games like The Witcher 3, and we dip into The Question Bucket to discuss when it's okay to stop playing games you aren't enjoying.
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If the risk-reward appears attractive into year-end markets usually rally from a summer or early autumn dip into year-end... Fundamentally, we still see healthy returns from the S&P 500 over the next several years, thus this near term pullback should offer a good entry point, so we're patient and selective for now.
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New York state has prepared for this exact scenario by establishing a $16 million emergency fund for abortion clinics to dip into as a substitute for Title X. But as of this writing, neither PHS nor any other New York clinics have been able to access those funds as they have not been released by the governor's office.
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The set will include all eight seasons, meaning it'll probably cost a goddamn fortune whenever it's released next year, so get ready to dip into the Iron Bank's gold reserves if you ever want to actually see Conan O'Brien crack some incest jokes about Jon Snow and Daenerys at a sort-of-reunion party or whatever.
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If you've ever been around someone who described themselves as "broke," because they didn't want to dip into their savings or ask for money from their parents, and if this drove you to the brink of insanity, then you'll probably relate to Dud and Liz, who are broke broke in sense of being actually broke and crushed by debt.
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Shutdowns force tribal governments, at least those with the means to do so, to dip into their own coffers to cover all of these program costs until the government is back up and running; then the tribes have to go through a lengthy reimbursement process to recoup losses they never should have had to assume in the first place.
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"The ability of oil producers to dip into stock piles to smooth the oil price may mitigate some of the rise in the near term, however, the bigger issue is what premium markets will build in to reflect the risk of further attacks," Kerry Craig, global market strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management, wrote in a note.
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While it's generally a bad idea to dip into your retirement savings early, there are certain situations when borrowing from your 401(k) ahead of retirement "makes sense," Catherine Golladay, president of Schwab Retirement Plan Services, tells CNBC Make It. "Generally speaking, people should only borrow from their 401(k) as a last resort," Golladay says.
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And even if it did run out of fiction stories, Amazon can always just dip into Dick's real life, since there are plenty of batshit tales in there that could easily make for some good TV. The trailer only gives us fragments of storylines, so it's hard to tell which of Dick's stories the first season will focus on.
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The dueling ads on the year's biggest night of television are evidence that the two New York billionaires are preparing for a schoolyard brawl on the national airwaves over the coming months, with each increasingly willing to dip into his vast resources — Mr. Bloomberg is spending his own fortune, and Mr. Trump has a nine-figure campaign war chest — to broadcast their messages.
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Even more edifying was that of the 40 worries that did occur, most of them fell into two categories: Either they happened but didn't seem nearly as bad as I worried they would be (such as needing to dip into savings), or they happened but there was nothing I could have done to prevent them (such as whether a friend broke up with his significant other).
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Regulatory guidelines aimed at curbing banks' risky lending, a rising interest rate environment and the possibility the economy could dip into recession, as well as a fresh dose of uncertainty following Britain's vote to leave the EU, suggest some junk-rated US borrowers could have a hard time renegotiating $122 billion of debt tied to revolving credit facilities from banks that mature in 2017 and 2018.
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Jimmy Butler is ostensibly making it right the hell up from his lack of downtime last summer, with some QT in Italy, a quick dip into Spain for Pau Gasol's birthday, then skipping like a beautiful piece of beach glass down to the Greek islands in an oceanic teal Stella McCartney linen tunic and shorts combo to get his reps in as he's spotted by the Aegean.
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But, if you&aposve already reached your goal, or even part of it, and want to make sure the money stays safe until you&aposre ready to jet off, try a CD. You won&apost be able to dip into the account for impulse spending and you&aposll wind up with even more money than you started with thanks to above average interest rates.5.
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Those who remain without power on Monday night may find it difficult to stay warm as temperatures will dip into the 30s F away from the coast with AccuWeather RealFeel® Temperatures in the 20s F. Winds will slacken later Monday into Tuesday, but enough of a cold breeze over the warm Great Lakes will linger to trigger rain and snow showers and areas of slippery travel downwind of the lakes.
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Apollo 11, an interactive documentary about the iconic Moon landing of 1969, came out a few weeks ago, and is now joined by a different kind of (pre)history lesson, David Attenborough's First Life VR. It's an on-rails ride, but this immersive dip into the oceans of 540 million years ago, during the Cambrian Period, had both my six-year-old son and myself, on separate "playthroughs", utterly entranced.
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LANKFORD: OK. OK. You had mentioned before about some news stories and news accounts, but, without having to go into all the names and the specific times and to be able dip into all that, have there been news accounts about the Russia investigation, about collusion, about this whole event or accusations that, as you read the story, you were stunned about how wrong they got the facts?
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To be sure, his long-winded explanation — which involves a trip from his native London to an audience with the Fireman (formerly known as "the Giant" or "???????" in his previous appearances in the world alongside our world), who tells him that if he wears a certain glove on his hand, that hand will have the strength of a pile driver — is a fascinatingly weird dip into Twin Peaks lore.
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"While it may be tempting to dip into this account for a vacation or credit card payment, make sure to only use the funds when you have a medical expense," Tori Marsh, a health insights analyst for GoodRx, tells CNBC Make It. If you open a new account, look for a high-yield online option offered by banks like Marcus by Goldman Sachs (1.70% APY) or HSBC Direct's savings account (1.85% APY).
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On March 11, employees over the age of 60, those who are pregnant, and those with health conditions such as heart disease, lung disease, diabetes, and weakened immune systems became eligible for 14 days of paid sick leave; those who exhibit symptoms but have no confirmed exposure to the virus got up to three days of unpaid leave before having to dip into whatever paid sick days and vacation time they had accrued.
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I do tend to keep a rotating selection of longtime favorites near or in it, to dip into before sleep — "The Little Prince" (which I reread at least once a year every year, and somehow find new wisdom and pertinence to whatever I am going through at the moment), "The Lives of the Heart," by Jane Hirshfield, "Hope in the Dark," by Rebecca Solnit, Thoreau's diaries, "How the Universe Got Its Spots," by Janna Levin.
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Fiction: Richard Powers, "The Overstory"; Steve Yarbrough, "The Unmade World" (which I've finished but have kept at hand to dip into from love of the city of Krakow that it evokes and for its haunting story of twinned and mirroring forms of guilt and loss); also kept around Namwali Serpell, "The Old Drift"; and for occasional sleepless nights, Georges Simenon, "The Dancer at the Gai-Moulin" (the 10th of the 10 Maigret novels that Simenon published in 1931).
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Forty-two percent of millennials would dip into a 503(k) or other retirement savings vehicle to pay for a vacation, compared to 26% of Gen Xers; 41% of millennials would spend retirement funds on wedding-related costs, compared to 20% of Gen Xers; 22019% of millennials would tap their account to pay off credit-card debt, compared to 2401% of Gen Xers; and 219% of millennials would use the money to buy a house, compared to just 2000% of Gen Xers.
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Some of these "orders" are self-injunctions that inform Xie's verbal mimesis, as though it could be governed by the principles of the visual arts: To draw ink-lines across the lids To dip into small pots of pigment To brush two-dozen times To flush with water and tame with oil To refrain and to spill in appropriate measure To drink from the soft and silvery pane To extract the root of the solitary so as to appear The writing of poetry is notoriously mystified, almost occult in its resistance to rules or step-by-step methods.
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