The housing glut is one of the biggest drags on China's economy, and therefore one of the major drags on global growth.
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If Co –Star drags you, Sorrow-scopes drags you and reminds you that in the next few decades, many of the world's glaciers will recede beyond view.
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When The Last Knight drags (and at 149 minutes, it drags pretty often) it's typically because Bay couldn't resist dropping in yet another orgy of clanging metal and glittering sparks.
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But no, a larger man drags this sufferer off into the wings, apparently dead, and a second sufferer appears, again coughing up his life, and a second large man drags him offstage.
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He really grabs you and drags you into his experience.
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What should be a 219,211.4km flight drags on for 215,865km.
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If the tariff war drags on, however, more will follow.
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Retail woes: A tough week for US retailers drags on.
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S. trade war drags on, private and official surveys showed.
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Looking ahead, these drags on the manufacturing sector should unwind.
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British American Tobacco, AstraZeneca, GlaxoSmithKline were among the biggest drags.
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The biggest drags included Google parent Alphabet and Intel Corp.
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The stocks were the biggest drags on the benchmark index.
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The biggest humanitarian crisis since World War II drags on.
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The stock was among the biggest drags on the benchmark.
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Regardless, Mr. Robot's premiere peaks more often than it drags.
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The consumer sector's biggest drags were Walt Disney and Priceline.
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But the lengthy quest never really drags at any point.
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Those businesses could surge if the Apple fight drags on.
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Jonas drags Martha to the bunker and locks her in.
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It was among the biggest drags on the tech sector.
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It's a little too long, and drags in the middle.
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It still beats the main drags of other college towns.
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It then appears and drags him down into the sewers.
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Among biggest drags to the benchmark index were gold stocks .
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She left behind a territorial dispute that drags on today.
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Dinner drags on and you have nothing to talk about.
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The stock was among the biggest drags on the Nasdaq.
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The pinch is becoming worse as the shutdown drags on.
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The top three drags on that sector were auto stocks.
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Soon he was asking for drags off of strangers' Juuls.
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The officer punches Harvey and drags him to the ground.
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But there's some uncertainty, especially as the shutdown drags on.
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After a blitz of corporate lobbying, Nafta renegotiation drags on.
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When it falls into ruin, the entire global economy drags.
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The one who drags her feet about signing a contract?
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He lets them up and he drags them down again.
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The stock was among the biggest drags on the S&P.
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Now, this shouldn't affect most taxpayers unless the shutdown drags on.
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The stock was among the biggest drags on the S&P.
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But as the Syrian war drags on, this is becoming untenable.
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More student athletes could be affected as the strike drags on.
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Telco and healthcare stocks were the biggest drags on the index.
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They were the biggest drags on the Philadelphia SE Semiconductor Index.
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Italy's sluggish legal system drags out the time spent in limbo.
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One of the biggest drags on growth is the bloated bureaucracy.
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The longer it drags on, the harder it becomes to dispel.
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Bellwethers Shell and BP were biggest drags on the main index.
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And, as you know, the family that drags together slays together!
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The stocks were the two biggest drags on the S&P.
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If anything drags down the experience of Spectacles, it's the software.
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After a few drags, a voice echoed over the sound system.
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If the shutdown drags on, however, eventually there could be problems.
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Industrial overcapacity remains one of the main drags on economic growth.
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The stocks were among the biggest drags on the benchmark index.
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It drags at times, and at others feels too quickly paced.
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The sketch drags on for a bit before Elaine shows up.
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The elderly drink shots of baijiu in between drags of cigarettes.
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Welles still drags around that myth 33 years after his death.
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We'll see if that starts to shift as this drags on.
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What puffs him up takes precedence over what drags us down.
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No footsteps of my father as he drags our grocery bags.
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Large cap banks and energy firms were among the top drags.
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It's the first-part sequel, but the Iger show drags on.
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"If it drags out," he dictated to his diary on Dec.
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But if the stalemate drags on, your application could be delayed.
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The stock was among the biggest drags on the benchmark index.
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But some businesses are cautious as Britain's political crisis drags on.
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Taking two drags, she walked toward him, slowly undoing her kimono.
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But the tone is getting harsher as the campaign drags on.
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The child lies on the ground and the female staffer drags the child through the doorway as another staff member pulls a different child into the conference room and drags that child into the next room.
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Have you read any of Broadly's hilarious astrology drags or dating guides?
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Hopper drags a screaming Joyce to safety, but the damage is done.
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When the cotton cloth slides rather than drags, your job is done.
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A boy drags discarded car parts on the racetrack in Warneton, Belgium.
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It's not to their or our advantage if this battle drags out.
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It drags what appears to be a person trapped under the vehicle.
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But as the shutdown drags on, the effects will only get worse.
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" "The longer the trade war drags on, demand will inevitably be hit.
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Among the biggest drags on the group have been Regeneron and Alexion.
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That doesn't make the drags aimed at him any less entertaining, though.
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My cat drags Mr. Roboto off its charging station when it's recharging.
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Some unknown debris slams against the side of the house and drags.
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" Wexler drags a quickly bored Serhant on a "six-hour listing marathon.
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As the Brexit saga drags on, Britain is growing ever more polarised.
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The stock was among the top drags on all three major indexes.
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Because dreams stay dreams, until a pessimist drags them into the light.
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The stocks were the biggest drags on the S&P and Dow.
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Making an album that feels as though it drags is a gamble.
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Lower U.S. pricing was among the significant drags on the company's results.
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But their patience may wear thin if the intense competition drags on.
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She's stalking an impala, which she gets and drags into the gully.
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Sarah Palin (R) would be major drags on the ticket for Trump.
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The stock was among the top three drags on the S&P.
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The possibility of political burnout grows as the primary process drags on.
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It's such a big currency now, it drags other crosses with it.
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The war drags on with no sign that it will end soon.
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But asking voters multiple questions on each race further drags things out.
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Marriage is a boon for male earnings; motherhood drags female earnings down.
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That, of course, is subject to change as her case drags on.
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She drags those kids to church every day, poisoning them with lies.
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The Fed is watching warily as Mr. Trump's trade war drags on.
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Demand for loan programs can only increase as the shutdown drags on.
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Nifty energy index fell 1.4%, with Reliance Industries among the biggest drags.
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You feel yourself and your bodily self very much, and time drags.
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As a train strike drags on, public support for it has plummeted.
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Exxon Mobil and Chevron were among the biggest drags on the Dow.
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"The longer this drags out, the better it is for North Korea."
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After a few drags on his cigarette, though, he made her laugh.
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Industrial over capacity remains one of the main drags on economic growth.
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But as the fight drags on, so does the lag in warrants.
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Despite its length, there isn't a passage that drags or feels superfluous.
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Microsoft Corp and Intel Corp were the biggest drags on the sector.
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GE shares were among the biggest drags on the S&P 500.
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Prejudice and Zombies drags on for more than an hour and a half.
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Chrishell drags an ex-boyfriend who turns out to be Glee's Matthew Morrison.
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Land surveyor Henrik Norgaard drags an electromagnetic measuring device behind his four wheeler.
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Joffrey beheads Ned Stark, so Robb Stark drags the entire north into war.
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As debate drags on, some areas have taken matters into their own hands.
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While the narrative drags a bit in stretches, I couldn't put it down.
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HSBC and Prudential were among the biggest drags on the blue-chip index.
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Microsoft and Apple were the top two drags on the S&P 2500.
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He drags me away, almost by force, and leads me to the kitchen.
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Episode 12Something special goes on in Black barbershops as the afternoon drags on.
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A. wakes me up and drags me up to bed around 10 p.m.
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Go deeper: Farmers endure another crushing week as Trump trade war drags on
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But there are signs from companies of longer-term drags on the economy.
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Still, Varchie drags on when Archie forgives a tear-stricken and apologetic Veronica.
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Slower output growth was one of the major drags on the headline PMI.
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ITC Ltd and Hindustan Unilever were the top drags on the NSE index.
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SPSY fell 1.2 percent, among the biggest drags on the S&P 500.
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Your surgeon chases you down the hall and drags you into a surgery?
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The colonel drags him out of the car and he is marched away.
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Here's what Axios editors and reporters will be watching if this drags on.
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Meanwhile, the delay in a green light for the payment platform drags on.
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Australia's "Big Four" banks were the four biggest drags on the main index.
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Apple and Microsoft were the top two drags on the S&P 500.
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The stocks were among the biggest drags on the Nasdaq and S&P.
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But so many times, it's the woman who drags the husband into it.
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The wife drags him along to everything, sometimes even selecting the bridal gown.
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The stock was one of the biggest drags on the S&P 21.
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He's been in and out of the hospital while his trial drags on.
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More like Slow and Ponderous," claiming that the movie "drags down the franchise.
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Exxon and Chevron were among the biggest drags on the three major indexes.
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Financials, materials and consumer discretionary stocks were the biggest drags on the index.
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General Motors was one of the biggest drags on the S&P 500 .
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After handcuffing the two of them together, Kimmy drags Andrea to a rooftop.
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That said, she still relies on fans of drags to support his career.
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Cardi B says she's feeling anxious and helpless as the shutdown drags on.
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In that unhappy equilibrium, the war drags on with unknown consequences for Moscow.
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McDonald's and Boeing were the biggest drags on the blue-chip Dow index.
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Technology heavyweights Apple and Alphabet were the biggest drags on the S&P.
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Canada does have other opportunities for gains if the trade war drags on.
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Oil giants Exxon and Chevron were the biggest drags on the S&P.
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A man drags a handcart across a road in Wuhan, China, Feb. 5.
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But the longer it drags on, the more it may mean for Trump.
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Accelerating through, he leaves defenders in his wake, then drags them through it.
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Financials weakened more than 0.5 percent and were the main index's biggest drags.
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The assignment drags on him, even as he finds himself drawn to Rogers.
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Medical debt has long been one of the biggest drags on Americans' finances.
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The longer the shutdown drags on, the more red state Democrats -- like Sens.
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It also risks creating sympathy for Trump if it drags on too long.
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The three were among the biggest drags on the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
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Fictional sexbots matter because every month drags sexbots closer to becoming a reality.
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The stock was one of the biggest drags on the consumer discretionary index .SPLRCD.
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My fiancé drags the kayak while I carry our small dog in a backpack.
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And the more controversial, it drags into next year, and God knows what else.
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The biggest drags on the blue-chip Dow were Boeing, 3M, Caterpillar and Chevron.
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Solid consumer spending is offsetting drags from the trade war and declining business investment.
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The stocks were among the biggest drags on the Dow and the S&P.
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So go ahead and eat your salad and cheese as the shutdown drags on.
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The hour drags, and the fighting isn't even over at the end of it.
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Thankfully for Rauenbuehler, the big cat then drags its recent kill off the porch.
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There were no frustrating accidental highlights or drags across the page with the cursor.
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N. refuses to let me sleep on the sofa and drags me back in.
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All this comes as the ongoing trade war between Washington and Beijing drags on.
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The longer this drags out, the more I'm concerned that something's going to happen.
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European stocks were off 0.1 percent with industrials and energy sectors the biggest drags.
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As the investigation drags on and politicians squabble over reforms, cynicism is setting in.
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But Putin bears culpability for both of those major drags on the Russian economy.
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But the longer the war drags on, the more civilians will pay the price.
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Unsavory lines aside, he drags his voice across the track, slinking like a zombie.
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Apple, Amazon and Microsoft were top drags on the S&P and the Nasdaq.
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And things only seem poised to get uglier as the presidential race drags on.
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The biggest drags were Bank of America and Citigroup , which fell about 1 percent.
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This drags on for hours, and after a few rounds, it stops being fun.
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"It's just drags it out," said one patient who asked to be kept anonymous.
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Then, the rest of twitter came out in full force with all the drags.
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The longer the saga drags on, the more leverage Australia loses in the region.
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The two stocks were the biggest drags on the S&P and the Dow.
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Some studies have found that unskilled migration drags down the wages of unskilled locals.
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Those killed recently tumble in the current that drags them down the River Tigris.
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Perhaps Verizon can renegotiate if it simply drags out the deal and traffic slows.
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He's identified three dynamics that will drive the market as the dispute drags on.
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Taking drags from a filter-free cigarette, he sat on a July afternoon in
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It drags on as a forever war to this day, fitting Mearsheimer's description precisely.
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Shares of Boeing Caterpillar and 21M were among the biggest drags on the index.
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"We'll see how long this drags out, but I don't think so," Yost said.
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The back leg, which was never too bad, still drags along a little bit.
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The De Rugy saga risks bringing renewed distraction if it drags on for long.
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Their vast carelessness drags down everyone around them, but they persevere, and even thrive.
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The analysts said the situation may worsen if the impasse drags on even longer.
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He took drags between shots as he bogeyed four of his first nine holes.
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The work drags on in the blazing heat amid rising tensions and fraying tempers.
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The longer it drags on, the more difficult it becomes to reach a settlement.
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If the stalemate drags on, Israel may face yet another election in several months.
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Son Heung-Min drags his shot from the corner of the box just wide!
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At six long episodes, it drags, and the comedy isn't fast or frequent enough.
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Boeing's Max customers say they've lost millions in revenue as the grounding drags on.
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The series has always been Team Noah, no matter how often it drags him.
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The two biggest drags on the blue-chip index were IBM and American Express.
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Kraft Heinz Co and Mondelez International Inc were the biggest drags on the index.
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Non-performing loans are one of the biggest drags to bank profitability in Europe.
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Malaria, for example, drags down Africa's GDP growth by up to 1.3% a year.
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"Despite its length, there isn't a passage that drags or feels superfluous," Szalai writes.
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"If the situation drags on, our Chinese tourist target will be missed," he said.
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But if the inquiry drags late into the fall, Levin warned, that could change.
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Markets respond: Global markets are exhibiting signs of stress as the crisis drags on.
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"So brutal," she says as she drags a ball of mozzarella across a grater.
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The stock was among the top drags on the S&P and the Nasdaq.
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Exxon and Chevron were the top drags on the S&P and the Dow.
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Retail and the oil and gas sector are the biggest drags on secondary pricing.
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This puts Trump in a tenuous situation as the partial government shutdown drags on.
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"If it drags on, it's a huge inconvenience for Los Angeles voters," Tulchin said.
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Not unlike what states are experiencing now while Congress drags its feet funding CHIP.
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The wait drags on for hours, but speakers keep the crowd motivated and engaged.
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He even drags Zoey for wanting to seem like "couple goals" to the outside world.
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He then drags her back to the SUV and places her inside before driving off.
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The stock was among the top drags on the S&P 63 and Dow industrials.
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"Las Vegas drags down Nevada's state numbers in numerous ways, including this one," Witters said.
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I have a feeling it's going to be one of those weeks that drags on.
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He takes responsibility as the best player in a way that drags the team forward.
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It was one of the biggest drags on the Nasdaq and the S&P 500.
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Another reason the US campaign season drags on has to do with fixed election dates.
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Mark PennMark PennSanders drags Democrats to the left; will it be 1972 all over again?
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Camp said, if it drags on and hits the economy, the Fed will consider acting.
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I have tried staying out of her situation, but she drags me back into it.
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The strategist warned of the danger for MLB if the fight with Congress drags on.
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Now she loops her mother's arm over her shoulder and drags her up the stairs.
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Although Jessica eventually drags Hope out of the Plaza, Hope doesn't get a happy ending.
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The pacing is meant to be quiet and thoughtful, but that means it sometimes drags.
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And it drags all of the fears associated with that time into the Netflix light.
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As the U.S.-China trade war drags on, it's having an impact on these sales.
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Microsoft Corp and Apple Inc were the biggest drags, while the chip index dropped 2.79%.
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And as the Convention drags on, it's clear too that Republicans are OK with that.
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Meanwhile, shares of Apple, American Express and Goldman Sachs have been among the biggest drags.
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Among the biggest drags on the STOXX were also luxury goods conglomerates Kering and LVMH.
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But there's a risk that if this drags on, they could be more long-lasting.
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Banco Santander's, BBVA and BNP Paribas were among the biggest drags on the STOXX 600.
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Apple, Alphabet and Microsoft were the biggest drags on the Nasdaq and the S&P.
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The two main drags on supply so far this year have been Chile and Indonesia.
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ConocoPhillips, off 1.6 percent and Chevron down 0.4 were the biggest drags on the index.
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The Mi 5 drags premium performance and features down into an even lower price tier.
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They make it through a backdoor, which Hodor holds shut as Meera drags Bran away.
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She always drags her shopping trolley and dog everywhere, even just to grab some sugar.
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He drags a defender into the key as shooters race to spots on the wing.
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He then drags it away in a wagon to sell at the the trading post.
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A weak pound typically supports the FTSE while its rise usually drags on the index.
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The biggest drags on the Dow Jones Industrial Average were Boeing, 3M, Caterpillar and Chevron .
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It drags down our economy and dampens the positive effects of tax reform and deregulation.
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You'll even be able to transfer files between the devices with simple clicks and drags.
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Big banks proved major drags on the benchmark with the financial index down 0.2 percent.
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This flesh that she drags around with her, which she gives no care or rest.
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"Melo is immature, he makes dumb decisions," says a man between drags of his cigarette.
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It's almost three hours long, but it's paced so well that it somehow never drags.
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Sliding release dates for movies, especially if the crisis drags on, could create a logjam.
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In short, the donor class drags US politics to the right of median public opinion.
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Astro Roast is a column in which astrologer Danny Larkin drags each sign, but affectionately!!
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Others like Coefficient Capital have recently announced debut funds even as the uncertainty drags on.
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Stanford kicker Jet Toner drags his right foot on the ground, then taps it twice.
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"But if the situation drags on all year, the economy will definitely contract," he said.
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The stock was among the biggest drags on the Nasdaq and the S&P 1023.
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Retail stocks lost 21.14% and were among the biggest drags on the S&P 21.
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The Big Four banks were among the top drags, with National Australia Bank losing 3.5%.
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But if this drags on until March, it will slow the rest of their agenda.
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Maybe you accepted that any innovation, any disruption, drags a learning curve in its wake.
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The biggest drags on the index included some of the country's major energy pipeline companies.
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The stocks were among the biggest drags on the Dow and the S&P 500.
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But some hedge funds impose higher interest rates if a case drags on too long.
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The financial impact will be costly for both sides, especially if the strike drags on.
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Healthcare stocks AstraZeneca and GlaxoSmithKline were among the biggest drags on the blue-chip bourse.
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But it also comes in handy if you ever need the most savage of drags.
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IT giants Infosys Ltd and Tata Consultancy Services Ltd (TCS) were the top drags on Friday.
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Other drags included copper miner Antofagasta (down 2.37%), and building supplies firm Travis Perkins (down 2.41%).
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If the trade war drags on, some migrant workers may not have jobs to return to.
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As the Israeli-Palestinian conflict drags on, many Israelis worry that BDS will become more mainstream.
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She ties the octopus to a bright blue string and drags it like a rag doll.
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ConocoPhillips, off 24.36 percent, and Chevron down 26.79 percent, were the biggest drags on the index.
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She drags out a rug, unrolls it, and finds nothing but sow bugs and wolf spiders.
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First pushed away by the dad and then the mum/nanny just drags the kid out!
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She browses her photos, then drags and drops a photo into an iMessage conversation while FaceTiming.
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The population is ageing and the workforce shrinking—drags on growth that will grow ever heavier.
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Sign-out drags on, but it's always fun to see everyone together in a big group.
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Materials and utilities were the biggest drags, while four indexes, including technology and industrials, were flat.
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After a brief altercation, Steinar puts Harry in a headlock and drags him to the bathroom.
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Connie bursts into the therapist's office and drags his brother away, thus establishing their toxic relationship.
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Facebook shares fell 1.6 percent and were one of the biggest drags on the S&P.
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Bank of America JPMorgan and Citigroup were the top drags on the S&P 500 index.
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Healthcare stocks Fisher & Paykel and Ryman Healthcare were among the biggest drags, down 0.9 percent each.
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The Chinese would love for this to be a step-by-step process that drags out.
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At 1.4 pounds, the headset is so heavy it actually drags you down during extended play.
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Exxon Mobil shares dropped 1.8 percent and were among the biggest drags on the S&P.
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But if the search drags on investors impatient for change might increase pressure on the company.
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The S&P 500 was last down slightly, with consumer discretionary shares among the biggest drags.
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In other words, the longer it drags on the less likely it is to go through.
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Nine of the 23 biggest drags on the index were mining and oil and gas stocks.
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Just to balance out all of the drags queens who only want a lot of meat.
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The IBEX fell more than 1 percent by late afternoon trading with financials the biggest drags.
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Dana Gas and Etisalat were the main drags on Abu Dhabi's index, which lost 1.1 percent.
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It drags on and on, like the aural experience of walking knee-deep in wet cement.
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The lawsuit comes as the shutdown drags on with both sides no closer to an agreement.
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The president's approval rating has dipped in a number of polls as the shutdown drags on.
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"Adina drags the note away from the door with the tip of her shoe," Müller writes.
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Westpac Banking Corp and Commonwealth Bank of Australia were the biggest drags on the financials benchmark.
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Dana Gas and Etisalat were the main drags on Abu Dhabi's index, which fell 0.3 percent.
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DE) was one of the biggest drags on the STOXX, along with French planemaker Airbus (AIR.PA).
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O) are the biggest drags on tech earnings estimates for 2019, while DISH Network Corp (DISH.
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Aniston's role nicely suits her, although the pageant portion of the proceedings drags on too long.
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Oil stocks fell as crude prices eased, with oil majors the biggest drags on the index.
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Sometimes she drags a heavy shopping cart, loaded with books, for donation to the local library.
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Wells Fargo and Goldman Sachs were the biggest drags on the S&P and the Dow.
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Exxon Mobil shares dropped 1.4 percent and were among the biggest drags on the S&P.
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They are rising as the drags from a strong dollar and weak global import prices fade.
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And the slowdown may well persist as Britain's effort to exit the European Union drags on.
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As this drags on, it will be ever more difficult for Democrats to corral public attention.
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There's no reason it had to be that way, and it drags the film down distractingly.
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If the pandemic drags on for long, high operational tempo will wear away at battle readiness.
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In an episode last year, Louie drags his babysitter across the apartment trying to kiss her.
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The big question for investors: As the 737 Max crisis drags on, what's the growing cost?
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In her room, when she moves, she drags a plastic chair to lean on for support.
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My father carries a shadow speckled with the soot of dawn, and drags a darker one.
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Even if the US government drags its feet, Constellation can start selling cannabis products in Canada.
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Nothing here drags me down like some of the drier aspects of, say, Martin Van Buren.
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It's time to end the slowest game of policy pingpong before it drags into another decade.
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Big Blue's stock plunged nearly 8% and was one of the biggest drags on the Dow.
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The aftermath is equally disturbing ... as the deputy drags the seemingly unconscious child through the hall.
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Declines in private inventory investment and residential fixed investment were the main drags, the report said.
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Evolution Mining and Newcrest Mining were the biggest drags, falling 4.1 percent and 1 percent respectively.
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She drags the blade across her skin from various angles to achieve the closest cut possible.
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CVS and the drug wholesalers were also among the biggest drags on the S&P 500.
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I don't have to overthink it as something that drags on me from a business perspective.
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Because I don't smoke cigarettes, one or two drags that's all I need in my system.
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The middle third drags, especially when his drawl deteriorates into an incomprehensibility no guitar ace can right.
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Miracle Workers only has seven episodes to sell you on this Heaven, and it drags its feet.
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Banks, which typically benefit from higher interest rates, were the biggest drags on all three major indexes.
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The board flies out from under me, then drags me from the ankle strap through the sand.
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The Fed, meanwhile, pointed the finger to Europe and China as the main drags on U.S. growth.
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Markle's upcoming marriage challenges this ideal and drags the monarchy, and Britain by extension, into the present.
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As the war in Ukraine drags into its fifth year, there is still no end in sight.
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What doesn't make sense is how she drags Danielle during conversations with both Dean and Raven Gates.
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On the way, they're stopped by Navegante, who shoots the hairdresser and drags Christina into his car.
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Meanwhile, retail conglomerate Wesfarmers was one of the major drags on the benchmark after local media bit.
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As time drags on, this ban should either be extended to all countries, or allowed to expire.
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While the diesel emissions saga drags on, VW is pushing slowly ahead with its electric vehicle plans.
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She asks Frances to watch her new dog, Hannah, who Frances reluctantly drags home in the snow.
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That drags us away from practical concerns about political mimicry and into more moral and ethical ones.
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I did a "small" session to build on it, which was over after a couple of drags.
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The first episode absolutely drags, and they have to make some changes, or rather, one big one.
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As the war drags on, Lucile develops unexpected feelings for German soldier Bruno Von Falk (Matthias Schoenaerts).
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I get back to work, and since it's the day before a holiday, the afternoon totally drags.
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That is a problem for entire neighbourhoods: a derelict lot drags down the value of nearby houses.
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Its 2012 losing game drags the average up as the S&P 5003 rose by 13 percent.
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There have also been signs that consumers are turning more cautious as Britain's political crisis drags on.
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A family claiming to be from Haiti drags their luggage over the US-Canada border on Aug.
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There have also been signs that consumers are turning more cautious as Britain's political crisis drags on.
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Among other drags was Caterpillar Inc, which fell 25.0 percent after brokerage UBS double downgraded the stock.
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Among the drags was Caterpillar Inc , which fell 27.3 percent after brokerage UBS double downgraded the stock.
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British American Tobacco, spirits giant Diageo, GlaxoSmithKline and Unilever were the biggest drags on the main bourse.
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It drags, even with ambitious action sequences in Sakovia, and struggles to build Ultron's disdain for humanity.
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Ten of the 11 major S&P sectors retreated, while health and technology were the biggest drags.
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But there have been other signs consumers are turning more cautious as Britain's political crisis drags on.
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Angry, he drags her into the bedroom and makes very clear that he intends to rape her.
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The bigger the difference between the two, the more this so-called roll cost drags on performance.
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"I don't care, and we're getting out of here now," says Alex as she drags Piper away.
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Dairy company A2 Milk and Fisher & Paykel Healthcare were the biggest drags, down over 1.5 percent each.
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"It is disappointing because it drags the rest of us down," another employee added in the report.
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Trump has also very openly railed against ISIS, the North Korean regime... again, the list drags on.
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And until some genius rat drags a pizza bagel down Fifth Avenue, Bagel Rat shall reign supreme.
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"If this drags on, and you want to join, take your chance with the Republic," Duterte said.
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But there have been signs that consumers could turn more cautious as Britain's political crisis drags on.
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As a cleaning lady, she encounters Leonardo (Derbez), a playboy who drags her through the proverbial mud.
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The film's protagonist, Leah (Morgan Saylor) drags her boyfriend, Blue (Brian "Sene" Marc) through the sweaty crowd.
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The war drags on in this seventh chapter of the blockbuster franchise, directed by J. J. Abrams.
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Apple, Facebook, Google and Amazon were four of the five biggest negative drags on the this week.
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The judge said she'll "revisit" the arrangement if the process drags on, the New York Post reported.
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If the push to pass a tax overhaul drags into the new year, Republicans face new problems.
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In this seventh chapter of the blockbuster franchise, directed by J. J. Abrams, the war drags on.
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Caroline Spiegel drags her mouse and pulls the audio scrubber from left to right on the screen.
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Danton spies her and drags her into the kitchen, where Claire and the Duke are still eating.
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On the downside, Australia's biggest wealth manager AMP Ltd was among the biggest drags, slipping 13 percent.
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But, as the long night drags on, Kendra's emotional texture never changes, so why would her tone?
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Mr. Thapa struggles to walk, so he drags himself out of bed, inching forward on his elbows.
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Oil majors were the biggest drags on the main index as oil prices slid more than 2%.
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"If this drags out till the end of January, I don't know what we're going to do."
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He steps to the side, trips the lamb, drags it struggling only a little, and sits astride.
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"No one will want to be sitting on excess inventory if this situation drags on," he said.
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A car parked on a lawn is unsightly, destroys the grass and drags dirt across the sidewalks.
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There will be time to return again to world-weariness and cynicism as this agony drags on.
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If I have any criticism, it's that the host drags out the correct answer way too long.
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As the war drags on into 2628, so do reports of coalition airstrikes killing and maiming civilians.
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In corporate news, Ashtead Plc slid 7.7% and was among the biggest drags on the benchmark index.
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Ryman Healthcare and Auckland International Airport were the top drags, down 1.6 percent and 0.8 percent, respectively.
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As its civil war drags on, Damascus has depended on Lebanon to keep business and commerce running.
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Then one of them catches something – something so big that it drags the entire boat with it.
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There's a growing risk they could soon enter a self-feeding loop that drags them both lower.
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He's constantly moving, with layers of sounds undulating as he flicks switches or drags down on knobs.
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Retailers are closing thousands of stores this year as the fallout from the retail apocalypse drags on.
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Utilities and material stocks were the biggest drags on the main index, which saw broad-based losses.
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Social network Facebook Inc fell 1.8% and was among the biggest drags on the S&P 500.
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Tensions between FedEx and Chinese authorities have escalated as the larger US-China trade war drags on.
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Much of the shrapnel will remain there for decades, until Earth's gravity drags it out of orbit.
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Social network Facebook Inc fell 1.6% and was among the biggest drags on the S&P 7.13.
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Social network Facebook Inc fell 1.3% and was among the biggest drags on the S&P 500.
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"Why would you do that?" the man says as he drags the woman back toward the car.
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For instance, Michonne beheads a zombie, then drags it away to parts unknown in the opening scene.
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They may continue to increase as the political stalemate over funding for President Trump's border wall drags on.
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The TV series drags that bit of the subtext into the text by the end of hour one.
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Then, after Rachel and Gage return from Boston, Ellie kills Rachel and drags her to the burial ground.
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CBA was among the biggest drags on the index, falling 0.7 percent to A$73.45 by 0109 GMT.
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In Alaska, Miles and his friends are blisteringly smart, quoting Gabriel García Marquez between long drags of cigarettes.
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Apple was among the largest drags after a warning from Goldman Sachs regarding overall consumer demand from China.
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Or any number of Buakaw knockdowns as he catches a round kick and drags it across his body.
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All the "big four" banks fell about 3 percent, and were among the biggest drags on the benchmark.
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And even the teachers on strike could lose their health benefits if the stalemate drags on any longer.
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And if the shutdown drags on, Atlas might be forced to dump an entire tank of the beer.
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More than 9,300 stores are closing in 2019 as the retail apocalypse drags on — here's the full list
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Then the fear heightens in her voice as Harambe drags the boy through the water in the moat.
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The call cuts off 49 seconds after it started, as Harambe drags the boy briefly out of sight.
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Spending cuts in the energy sector and business efforts to cut an inventory overhang have also been drags.
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What drags out the most is the story of villainous Campbell and his abusive attitude towards girlfriend Elle.
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But if it drags on much longer, the effect on pilots and security officials could grow more dire.
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A man drags her by the arm, doubling himself over to escape the helicopter searchlights scissoring the landscape.
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In other words, the longer a trade war drags on, the dimmer the prospects for American energy dominance.
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About a year ago, these "main drags" began showing up in Google Maps as clusters of orange buildings.
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Microsoft fell 1 percent and Apple dropped 0.6 percent, making them the biggest drags on the S&P.
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Chevron's 24-percent fall and Exxon's 2108-percent drop were among the biggest drags on the S&P.
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The filing comes as Gawker's legal battle with the wrestler Hulk Hogan (real name Terry Bollea) drags on.
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A black hole's spin drags the space around it, changing how long it takes nearby objects to orbit.
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The suction pump drags boxes onto a platform that are then taken to a pick-and-pack employee.
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While the Istanbul appeal drags on, the rare defeat has prompted questions within the party over campaign strategy.
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Financials were among the biggest drags on the index although Credit Suisse rose 2.63 percent following its earnings.
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Depp's lawyer, Laura Wasser, fired back the longer this drags on the more it damages her client's career.
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"Yeah go on, I'll have a couple more drags," I've even come away with a few new friends!
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On Wall Street, CSX Corp was one of the biggest drags on the benchmark S&P 500 index.
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She drags him upstairs and essentially flat-out asks him to plant one on her, but he refuses.
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India's endemic corruption is one of the biggest drags on its attractiveness as a place to do business.
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Lenders were the biggest drags, with Banco Bradesco and Itau Unibanco losing 20.34 percent ad 2671.5 percent, respectively.
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It drags you into its world and forces you to play by its own set of deranged rules.
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"Bridget Jones's Baby" drags this luckless lady into the modern world of algorithms, polyamorous relationships and Instagrammed meals.
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Judges there ordered ICANN not to hand out the name to anyone while the case drags tortuously on.
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One lawmaker said it's likely the number of GOP votes will grow the longer the shutdown drags on.
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A2 Milk and Auckland International Airport were top drags on the benchmark, both sliding to a week's low.
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One of the notable drags on the market was Disney, down 1 percent after Stifel downgraded the stock.
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If the meme drags Michael Jordan's image down with it, his billion-dollar persona can take the hit.
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Gold miners were among the biggest drags, as the precious metal fell with other perceived safe-haven assets.
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If Donald Trump drags down Republicans across the board, this is one of the places where they'll flail.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn's proposal drags Britain's relatively poor levels of connectivity into the heart of the Dec.
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More than 8,200 stores are closing in 2019 as the retail apocalypse drags on — here's the full list
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Now, as the shutdown drags on and its economic consequences grow, Trump's usually steady approval rating is slipping.
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I take two long and clumsy drags that probably look more like Mr. Blobby delivering a tennis serve.
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USC senior linebacker Uchenna Nwosu bursts around an edge and drags Stanford's Cameron Scarlett down by his shoelaces.
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When he refuses, someone grabs him by his pants and drags him along the floor on his back.
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Heavyweights Apple Inc, Microsoft Corp and Facebook Inc were among the biggest drags on the S&P 213.72.
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But when Kimmy tries to run from their wedding, her ex chases after her, then drags her down.
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But if the shutdown drags on longer, there could be delays and other serious problems at the IRS.
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R.E.M. called irony "the shackles of youth," and he drags it around like a Styrofoam ball and chain.
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But even without a crisis it has economic costs, as debt drags on the economy and lowers prosperity.
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Criteria for assistance have become stricter as fighting in Syria drags on and "donor fatigue" has set in.
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Winter also always drags on for a solid six or seven weeks longer than I expect it to.
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Boeing , Caterpillar and 3M were the biggest drags on the Dow Jones Industrial Average, sliding 2-3 percent.
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In another video, a female staffer drags a child through a room when the child refuses to move.
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A Turkish operation that drags on too long or gets too messy may upset the Kremlin's diplomatic efforts.
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At the end of the finger is a hooked nail that snags the grub and drags it out.
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Wells Fargo, JP Morgan Chase and Citigroup were among the biggest drags on the S&P 500 index.
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Shell and BP were the biggest drags on the main bourse, tracking a fall in crude oil prices.
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Iron ore miner Vale was also among the drags on Brazil's Bovespa as it gave up session gains.
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Oil stocks were the biggest drags on the pan-region index, and some ex-dividend stocks also weighed.
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Anything else that we do that drags this out further than need be, it just wears on people.
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However, as the U.S.-China trade war drags on, Chinese tech companies will continue to feel the restrictions.
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BHP , among the top drags on the benchmark, declined as much as 22 percent before paring its losses.
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As it drags along, the movie makes you feel trapped in the shoes of someone destined for failure.
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Top drags Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Corporation and a2 Milk lost up to 2.1 percent and 3.7 percent, respectively.
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Micron shares sank 9.9 percent and were among the biggest drags on the Nasdaq and the S&P.
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But as the trade war drags on, China appears to be using investments to boost the economy again.
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I expect that these temporary efficiency drags will create headwinds for additional upward pricing in the third quarter.
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Mark PennMark PennFree Roger Stone Sanders drags Democrats to the left; will it be 1972 all over again?
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As the wait for Cyber Monday packages to arrive drags on, here's something to feel guilty about: Your returns.
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He did, however, say that if North Korea drags its feet on denuclearization, he can always resume the games.
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As the stalemate drags into its third week, the impact may soon be felt by the wider U.S. economy.
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Georgia drags Rachel inside to wash her mouth with a bar of soap for using God's name in vain.
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Bank stocks and miners were the biggest drags as risk sentiment soured and the most trade-sensitive sectors suffered.
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And it drags out the spurious narrative that science isn't in consensus about climate change, its causes, and effects.
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Every scene featuring him drags, and he is in too many to ignore, with clunkier dialogue than his fellows.
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And a record $5.2 billion quarterly loss and drags from freight and food delivery put Uber under more pressure.
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The state economy could start to feel pronounced pain from the shutdown if it drags into February, economists say.
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Right now, the United States is suffering from election fatigue as the presidential campaign drags into its 19th month.
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With every shrill beep of the monitor, Marlo drags herself out of bed to face yet another night alone.
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She drags the coffin-ship across the sand and into the surf, leaving it to disintegrate in the Atlantic.
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Tighter fiscal and monetary policies are set to be "major drags on the economy:", Tan wrote in a note.
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In the summer months, increased travel often increases the demand for gasoline, and drags up crude oil by default.
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Oil giants BP and Shell were among the biggest drags on the main bourse after an oil price dip.
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Sylvère lifts up his head, greets us groggily and drags himself to the kitchen sofa, designed for this purpose.
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NUMBER OF THE DAY $1.28 It's a new low for the pound, as the UK's Brexit hangover drags on.
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As a result, dollar earners including AstraZeneca, GlaxoSmithKline and Diageo were among the biggest drags on the main bourse.
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The only question is who will be the primary target for his bombast as the general election drags on.
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J&J shares were among the biggest drags on the health sector as well as the blue-chip Dow.
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After Summer annihilates the car of Fury Road's supervillain, Immortan Joe, he drags his legless body across the desert.
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Orocobre suffered repeated delays and investors see potential for similar drags on Galaxy's Argentine project, one fund manager said.
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When it was rising, the dollar had been among the biggest profit drags for U.S. multinationals in recent quarters.
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But soon, she wonders if he's taking advantage, too, as he drags her around London and imparts his wisdom.
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His crown is on backwards, he has a boastful "prince" tattoo on his shoulder, and he drags his feet.
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As the shutdown drags on, it makes sense that so many federal workers are applying for jobless benefits now.
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If the shutdown drags on, they would have to go without guidance from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Case-in-point: That famous scene from the trailer in which Jackson drags Ally onstage for the first time.
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Afterwards, Kay drags him to Brooklyn to pick up a briefcase for Lenny — the favor she roped Kay into.
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Meanwhile it has neglected even bigger drags on the economy, such as the sorry state of the education system.
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He's in an optimal position to win concessions from Democrats, and will lose leverage as the nomination drags on.
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If it drags out, as other recent transactions have, the combined firm risks losing employees and clients to rivals.
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Exxon and Chevron were the top drags on the S&P as oil prices slipped more than 1 percent.
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The stock was the biggest drag on the Dow and among the biggest drags on the S&P 523.
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A. immediately drags me to bed to cuddle for 10 minutes the second I step in the front door.
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Healthcare stocks were the biggest drags on the index, with Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Corporation Ltd closing 1.8 percent lower.
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Among the biggest drags on the index were Microsoft Corp, down 0.8 percent and Alphabet Inc, down 0.9 percent.
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It's lined with aluminum to minimize the accumulation of electrostatic charge as it drags its butt along the carpet.
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And while this drags out, artists, songwriters and labels, are clamouring for more money in exchange for song plays.
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Chevron dropped more than 2500 percent, while Exxon fell 20.5 percent and were the biggest drags on the Dow.
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Within seconds, the young man stands up, drags the woman and throws her into the pool, the video shows.
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"The longer this shutdown drags on, the more collateral damage the economy will suffer," the S&P analysts wrote.
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As for the kidnapping charge ... he drags her into a hotel room and that's the basis of the charge.
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But if this drags out, we face the real possibility that children are going to start losing their insurance.
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Shares of Chevron and Exxon slid more than 1 percent and were the biggest drags on the benchmark index.
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The 'Big Four' banks were the biggest drags on the index, followed by mining giants Rio Tinto and BHP.
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It's a two-hour journey through BasedWorld that never drags, thanks to careful sequencing and some genuinely iconic highlights.
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Shares of Priceline fell 7.5 percent to $183,253.04, among the biggest drags on the S&P and the Nasdaq.
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Health and nutrition chain GNC is planning to close up to 900 stores as the retail apocalypse drags on.
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Its most artificially dramatic sequence, involving a flood, drags on too long without adding anything to the core narrative.
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As the shutdown drags on, programs that subsidize housing for the elderly and disabled may run out of money.
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To prevent further damage, Joshua Tree National Park will close to all visitors Thursday as the shutdown drags on.
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A key question as the shutdown drags on What if the usual triggers don't mean anything this time around?
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The financial sector fell 0.48 percent, with bank stocks the biggest drags on the S&P and the Dow.
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In another video, a female staffer physically drags a child through a room when the child refuses to move.
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What's more, Facebook, Amazon, Apple and Alphabet marked four of the five biggest drags on the S&P 500.
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Read more: Boeing lost nearly $3 billion in the 2nd quarter as its 737 Max crisis drags onBoeing CEO
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She's fearless and hilarious as the low-rent lawyer and real estate agent who drags McBride into the case.
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But polling indicates he has a fine line to walk as the shutdown drags on, especially with independent voters.
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However, Janjuah added that 2017 could bring positive economic news, but said the traditional drags on global growth remain.
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The paper said P&G's "suffocating bureaucracy" drags on business and the company suffers from a lack of innovation.
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Her interview comes as the partial government shutdown, which started over the wall debate, drags into its fifth week.
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The kind of sports numbness that nonsensically drags you into a fourth quarter when a team gets openly outclassed.
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When the central bank's rate goes lower, it drags down OFZ yields which, in turn, pushes OFZ prices higher.
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"The longer this drags out obviously the more devastating this will be for the small business community," she said.
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When he has no appointments, Mr. Miller drags a sign reading "WALK-INS are WELCOME" out onto the sidewalk.
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Oil prices are also suffering as demand collapses and the price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia drags on.
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But if the conflict eventually drags down Chinese consumer demand, businesses all over the world will be the losers.
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Aleksandr Morozov, an analyst based in Prague, said the initial anticipated numbers could grow if the conflict drags on.
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Index heavyweight financial stocks were among the biggest drags, falling 21%, with the "Big Four" banks posting hefty losses.
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And if the process drags on, explore whether your new experience might help you land a better gig elsewhere.
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" Massachusetts Senator Ed Markey urged Americans not to "stand idly by as President Trump drags our country into war.
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If that doesn't work — or drags on for weeks — find other ways to make the case to the country.
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As the turmoil drags into its fifth month, Lee had sharp words for the protesters and their five demands.
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"Stop, stop, please," she sobs as he hauls her away by the hair and drags her to the car.
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Later, new businesses, live-music venues and restaurants moved into 30th Street and University Avenue, its two main drags.
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But if the shutdown drags on, they, too, could run out of money and have to close their doors.
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But the company could still be hit in other ways if the dispute drags on, a top executive said.
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Power, Renewables and Corporate FCF drags should decline by ~$2B y/y with Gas Power becoming a cash contributor.
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Every day that this drags out serves only to further divide us, and delays the much needed healing process.
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They may be slow in coming, but those same drags on growth may well hit Utah, too, she said.
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One of the biggest drags in the energy index, industrial engineering services firm Worley Ltd dropped up to 0.9%.
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If refineries are using fewer soybeans and corn, it drags down the price farmers can get for their crops.
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A few people have complained to me that instead of cleaning, their robot vacuum drags dirt around their house.
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"Money is in circulation again," the 66-year-old, who owns a newsstand, said between drags of a cigarette.
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But nobody planned for this, and as the shutdown drags on, the ripples spread far beyond the park's workers.
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" Asked if things could become awkward if the shutdown drags out, Simpson replied with a laugh: "It's awkward now!
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And as the blackout drags on, health and sanitation problems linger, giving residents more reasons to abandon the island.
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Meen is not one of those judges who drags out his decision as if he were telling a mystery story.
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Financial and telecom stocks were the biggest boosts while consumer staples were among the two main drags on the index.
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As the partial government shutdown, now the longest in history, drags on, approximately 800,000 federal workers are going without pay.
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In this clip, watch how Kevin Love's pursuit of rebounding position drags Kevin Durant into position to block Channing Frye.
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As the partial government shutdown in the United States drags on, about 800,000 government employees are no longer receiving paychecks.
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It basically drags all these historical people who Dante doesn't agree with by mentioning them in different circles of Hell.
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"I'd like to say it's all the saucer passes and toe drags but it's definitely simplicity with us," Hendricks said.
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But, as the investigation drags on without formal charges, there are mounting questions about what the case is really about.
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Danny Finlay drags himself out of bed and mentally prepares for the two-hour, 33-mile commute ahead of him.
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Her gorgeous, raspy voice lingers and drags on all the right moments in this song lamenting a missing father figure.
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N) fell and were among the biggest drags on the S&P 500 after a CNBC report that Amazon (AMZN.
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As the decade closes with an impeachment inquiry, Trump drags and twists the entire country through six turns each day.
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Oil majors BP and Shell were also among the top drags on the main index as oil prices sank globally.
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The park will also bring on additional staff to protect park resources as the shutdown drags into a third week.
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Mono also drags on longer than the flu, often lasting two to four weeks–but sometimes six months or longer.
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Barrel bombs Barrel bomb attacks are becoming more common as the war in Syria drags on in its fifth year.
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In Abu Dhabi, the stock index fell 0.8 percent with large-cap bank and real estate stocks the main drags.
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Worthen and other workers at the protest said they are growing increasingly anxious — and angry — as the shutdown drags on.
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The biggest drags were Brookfield Asset Management , which fell 21.18 percent, and Manulife Financial Corp , which was down 21 percent.
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James Franco's interpretation of Tommy Wiseau, weird on the best of days, becomes volatile as the movie's production drags on.
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The gains helped cushion steep falls in blue-chip financial stocks, which were the biggest drags on the FTSE 100.
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Microsoft fell 1.8 percent and Apple dropped 1.2, making them the biggest drags on the S&P and the Nasdaq.
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You'll really only notice it as your finger drags across it or when the light hits it the right way.
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I dial into a call with the lawyers on a deal we're currently working on, which drags on for awhile.
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As Kesha's contentious court case drags on, one friend and collaborator says she's choosing to focus on something positive: music.
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She hangs up the phone and immediately drags the bed out to the curb and puts it up for sale.
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The 1.4 percent fall in Newcrest Mining, Australia's largest independent gold miner, was among the biggest drags on the benchmark.
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Vehicles in lower orbits get bombarded by small particles in the planet's upper atmosphere, and that eventually drags them downward.
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Internal vibration motors also simulate impact, touch, and even the roughness of a surface as a hand drags across it.
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Though the primary could leave some with hard feelings — especially if it drags on — Organizing Together thinks it can help.
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Banks are also under more pressure now from regulators to limit their energy-related risks as the downturn drags on.
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Legion drives home how corrupted body haired Lenny is when she drags one tar-covered finger across Syd's pristine lips.
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That hit stocks that book much of their earnings in dollars with HSBC and British American Tobacco the biggest drags.
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" They added: "The longer this new escalation drags out the greater the likelihood of negative consequences to Tesla's fundamental position.
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Weak investment by companies drags on productivity which puts a brake on wage rises and weighs on the overall economy.
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Facebook and Apple, which are scheduled to report earnings this week, were the top drags on the S&P 500.
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I didn't want be the person that drags them into closing the gap between them and threatening people in society.
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T23 drags and meanders, but Boyle hasn't lost sight of that core theme—if anything, his new film amplifies it.
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This less qualified player brings more reckless execution, which drags even the best entrepreneur onto an especially sloppy playing field.
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Read more: More than 7,500 stores are closing in 2019 as the retail apocalypse drags on — here's the full list
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Tariffs are import taxes, and these taxes make it more costly to do business in America, which drags down growth.
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Indeed, the Philippino finance minister warned the world will be in "deep kimchi" if the current trade war drags on.
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That's partly because developed nations are moving toward curbing free trade, and partly because reduced consumption and investment are drags.
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Faucher said that consumer spending will more than offset the drags from trade and a downturn in investment in energy.
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Unless a strike drags on, consumers outside the Midwest aren't likely to notice, given that it's late in the year.
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Some of the biggest drags on the index were groups that have benefited most from the low interest rate environment.
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Lawmakers' views on Saudi Arabia have further dimmed over the last few years as the Yemen civil war drags on.
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"I held my nose and voted for her," he said between drags on a Marlboro at the local's union hall.
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So far, he's been able to stay afloat without unemployment checks -- but that could change if the shutdown drags on.
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The two miners were among the most influential drags on the index, while the overall materials group lost 0.4 percent.
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Amazon fell 5.8 percent to $581.81 and was among the biggest drags on the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq.
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As the partial federal government shutdown drags on, numerous agencies have closed shop or are operating with a skeleton crew.
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The biggest drags to the index were Teck Resources which declined 3.8 percent and First Quantum Minerals, down 3 percent.
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For one, as he admitted himself in a tweet Wednesday, it brings him publicity and drags out the news cycle.
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Logan seems interested in the quest but waves off the old man and drags his buddy into the nearest brothel.
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This is like that, but better: Gary serves his drags with a Leviathan and a Cornell degree in hotel management.
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As the trade war drags on, the fallout is extending beyond business sentiment and starting to hit corporate bottom lines.
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Drifting between our conversation and watching the men, DuBourdieu took deep drags from his cigarette and grimaced at the sight.
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Half spooky story, half meditation on history, Melmoth revives the Gothic form and drags it through time, into our present.
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As the practice drags on, Trump may become even more associated with pictures of crying children isolated from their parents.
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Perhaps the biggest drags on voter turnout in Milwaukee, as in the rest of the country, were the candidates themselves.
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As a chronic illness drags on over the months and years, friends get tired of trying to talk about it.
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Its war against Houthi rebels in Yemen drags on, and the diplomatic dispute with Qatar remains in a stalemate, too.
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We have to face the fact that if fighting drags on, Yemen will be a failed state, unstable for generations.
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The idea may seem like a nonstarter at the moment, but its appeal will increase as the conflict drags on.
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The government could face more pressure to intervene if the trade war between the United States and China drags on.
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It's an overture that sounds whenever my cat Tanzie drags her nails down the frame of my sofa or bed.
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The longer the "SEE YOU IN COURT" battle drags on, the more likely that Trump's travel ban becomes his Guantánamo.
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On Tuesday, eight of the 21.45 S&P 21 sectors were in the red, with healthcare among the top drags.
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Boeing this month plans to suspend production of the planes as the grounding drags on far longer than initially expected.
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"Much easier than building a normal house," one of the workers, Le Van Dung, said between drags of a cigarette.
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An index of miners hit its lowest in almost two weeks, while Shell and BP were among the biggest drags.
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UnitedHealth (UNH), McDonald's (MCD), Walgreens (WBA), Verizon (VZ) and Nike (NKE) were among the biggest drags on the Dow too.
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Get much beyond those four, however, and it is not clear why the party drags on these large-scale auditions.
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Lola drags Ella into her antics, which include stealing from the school's costume shop and sneaking into concerts without tickets.
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Speaking in gravelly, colloquial Arabic, he drags on a cigarette and insults Mr Sisi as a "midget" and a "disgrace".
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When he's finally done, he drags his canvas back to the riverbed and allows his body to be carried downstream.
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Al Rajhi Bank and Saudi Electricity Company were the biggest drags on the index, slipping 21 and 23.7502 percent, respectively.
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The poor guy, in a white T-shirt and suspenders, has a burdensome humped shoulder, and he drags one foot.
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AIG, down 5.3 percent, and Cardinal Health, down 21.4 percent, were among the biggest drags on the S&P 500.
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The man returns as a ghost, draped in a heavy morgue blanket that covers his body and drags in his wake.
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It's a tarmac-covered singalong that drags you back to the past as squarely as a DeLorean DMC-12 time machine.
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Oil heavyweights Shell and BP were the biggest drags on the main index, as crude prices slipped back into negative territory.
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He drags it to the left, but the two cubes stay connected, strung together by glowing lines radiating from their corners.
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"It's good news for Le Pen because the European issue was one of the key drags on FN voting," Dabi said.
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The legal back-and-forth drags Musk's antics back into the spotlight, after a tumultuous year for the CEO and Tesla.
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Chevron executives pointed to lower margins in its refining business and tax charges as drags on earnings during a conference call.
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And then it just drags the Democrats so far to the left that they cheer, and they think this is acceptable.
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Campbell drags Elle back "home" by the end of the episode, and she lulls him into a false sense of security.
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Some 800,000 federal workers across the country find themselves in financial uncertainty as the government shutdown drags into its third week.
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In fact, it tries so hard not to sensationalize a deeply-rooted trauma that it drags along a little too much.
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FP comes barging in the door and drags Jughead, who's on the verge of beating up Chic, out of the house.
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This week saw the release of Resident Evil 7, a radical reinvention of the series that drags it back from irrelevance.
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Among the biggest drags on the FTSE 100 were big multinationals Diageo and Reckitt Benckiser, down 2.4 and 1 percent respectively.
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Tiffany, a hair salon owner from Slidell, Louisiana, explains between drags from her cigarette that she sees herself in Donald Trump.
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Moynihan pointed out that recession fears are arising as the U.S.-China trade war drags on while the European economy slows.
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Underpinning the meeting minutes was worry among Fed members over future growth prospects as the U.S.-China trade war drags on.
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Gantz warned Netanyahu that if he drags Israel into a third election this year the Israeli public will not forgive him.
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Among the biggest drags on the index were oil stocks including BP, Total and Royal Dutch Shell tracking declining crude prices.
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And he thinks climate change is a hoax, which suggests ambivalence towards fuel-efficiency standards and other drags on oil consumption.
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Financials and industrials, which have gained the most in the Trump-inspired trade, were the biggest drags on the S&P.
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As this election cycle drags on, the political rhetoric is becoming more heated, with the potential to divide parties and families.
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Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd and Commonwealth Bank of Australia were among the biggest drags on the main index.
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Through therapy, you can learn how your mind typically drags you into the future or creates worst-case scenarios, Goodman says.
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On the surface, he's an off-kilter loner who lives by himself and drags a toy Jeep behind him on walks.
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There's more pain ahead for the U.S. and China as their bilateral trade dispute drags on, an expert forecast on Tuesday.
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Some say they're switching from Apple (CNBC)* Major Chinese automaker postpones its US launch as trade war drags on (CNBC)St.
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Weakness in the dollar weighed on companies with a greater international presence, making them the biggest drags on Britain's main index.
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Australia's economy expanded a slower-than-expected 2.8 percent in the third-quarter with private consumption one of the biggest drags.
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As the US-China trade war drags on, economists are sharpening their pencils, forecasting what a protracted trade war would cost.
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Air Canada is the first North American airline to extend cancellation till February, as the grounding drags on longer than expected.
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As the night drags on, the analysts will see vote counts from Britain's referendum on whether to leave the European Union.
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Thirteen of the 252 biggest drags on the index were financial and energy companies, and accounted for the bulk of declines.
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Wells Fargo and Bank of America were down about 1.5 percent and were among the biggest drags on the S&P.
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Housing Development Finance Corp and Tata Consultancy Services, down nearly 1 percent each, were the top drags on the NSE index.
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Dialogue can move on without your input and one squad member, Clarissa, constantly drags everyone into an unstoppable whirlpool of bickering.
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Meanwhile, there's a nationwide scramble for non-legislative school shooting solutions as the federal government drags its feet on gun reform.
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JPMorgan fell 1.5 percent and Bank of America lost 1.1 percent as the two biggest drags on the S&P 500.
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All 11 major S&P 500 sectors were lower on Wednesday, with technology and consumer staples indexes being the biggest drags.
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Mr. Cabrillos brings the audience closer to the sanctuary altar, creating an intimate space into which he drags two frayed carpets.
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She screams for him to stop as he forces her out of the door and drags her to a police car.
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In 1975, John Desmond's theater production with Blythe Danner and Frank Langella was filmed for movie release, but its pacing drags.
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Military effects: As the shutdown drags on, Coast Guard members are on track to miss their first paycheck since it started.
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Many trade-reliant Asian economies are worried they will suffer collateral damage if the dispute drags on and disrupts Chinese demand.
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As the showdown drags on and the financial burden on the service increases, the Coast Guard commandant is speaking increasingly bluntly.
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Woodside Petroleum Ltd was among the top drags on the main index, while Oil Search Ltd touched a two-week low.
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Probably more so these days as the Republican primary season descends into a maelstrom and drags the country down with it.
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He plunges the hook into a kangaroo carcass and the truck drags it off the road, removing a hazard to motorists.
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Meanwhile, Germany drags on with coalition talks as disagreements over climate, migration and finances remain between the three parties, Reuters reported.
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"The worst that can happen is that this case drags on and that it slows the development of lithium," Prokurica said.
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If political wrangling drags on, pressure may mount from Western powers anxious about Islamic State to back a unity government regardless.
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However, as the plane's grounding drags on, the airline faces capacity uncertainty, having planed its routes assuming the new plane's reliability.
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Kiesling movingly documents the minutiae of single motherhood, and, if the story sometimes drags, it's an accurate representation of Daphne's desperation.
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Shares of some banks, which stand to gain from higher interest rates, were the biggest drags on the S&P 500.
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Retirees and their families will also be affected due to a lack of funding as long as the shutdown drags on.
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Photo: NASA / Jim RossAs the U.S. government shutdown drags on, scientists are beginning to see the effects of the closure firsthand.
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POTUS drags WaPo almost daily as "fake news," and now his tweets targeting Amazon is hitting Bezos hard in the wallet.
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Toll road operator Transurban Group and consumer stock Aristocrat Leisure were among other drags, down 1.7 percent and 2.7 percent, respectively.
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Oh, and I've spent a few hours with the new Souls-like The Surge, which drags the genre into sci-fi.
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He drags her to the royal bedroom, where she closes her eyes and thinks of England as he thrusts six times.
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While the western world drags its feet to address climate disasters, Indigenous people continue to be the world's defenders of biodiversity.
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"It's just drags it out," a patient in Louisiana told Broadly in 2016, during her second visit to an abortion clinic.
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This means consumer spending could also weaken if the trade war between the United States and China drags on without resolution.
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Big names such as Amazon, Facebook and Microsoft were among the biggest drags on the Nasdaq and the S&P 500.
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Eden Hazard, fed by Kevin de Bruyne and with Romelu Lukaku open in the center, drags a shot wide past Alisson.
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Citigroup expects the metric to surge from 281,000 to 4 million as the virus drags economic activity to a snail's pace.
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Local-listed shares of Westpac Banking Corp and Australia and New Zealand Banking Group were the top drags on the benchmark.
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And as the conflict drags on, there are signs it is beginning to reshape the global economy in more fundamental ways.
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The hotel is on Fifth Avenue, which is one of the Gaslamp's main drags, filled with restaurants, bars, and nightlife spots.
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Director Clint Eastwood delivers a uniquely dark film that drags you into the psyche of its broken characters with each frame.
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Nancy doesn't ask to speak to your manager; she breaks into your back office and drags him out by his ear.
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Mulvaney also believes that the longer the impeachment process drags on, the better it is, politically, for Trump, these sources added.
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It's honestly one of the biggest drags of medicine is how much work you have to do in your "off" time.
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Joycelyn was in a black sweater and, at one point, Azriel -- in a lighter-colored sweater -- drags Joycelyn by her hair.
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Even when the story drags, which it does as the action grows frenetic, the shiny and bright bits catch the eye.
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As that process drags on, a growing number of homegrown companies are developing plant-based meat products designed for Chinese consumers.
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The report also highlights the government shutdown early last year and the layoffs at General Motors as drags on the economy.
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Industrial group Rotork and electrical engineering firm Spectris were the biggest drags among midcaps after bearish action from BofA Global Research.
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Last week, United joined those carriers in taking the Max out of its schedules until January as the grounding drags on.
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Healthcare heavyweights Sanofi and Roche were among the biggest drags on shares amid takeover attempts of Synthorx and Spark Therapeutics, respectively.
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This further drags on the economy and should be a cue for stakeholders, from political and industry leaders to career-seekers.
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If the U.S.-China dispute drags on, the world could become more divided as blocs form, experts said at the conference.
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Dutch bank ABN Amro was also among the biggest drags on the pan-region index, hit by a money laundering investigation.
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As the budget fight drags on, Pentagon and military officials have issued increasingly stern warnings about the effects to the force.
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In neighboring Syria, more than five million people have now fled the country as the war drags on, the U.N. said.
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As he looks back towards the melee, an armed police officer drags another person away from the man on the floor.
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Depending on when the trial begins, or if it drags on, the trial could affect the New Hampshire primary on Feb.
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When he drags his team down, his teammates begin to trash-talk him, firing racist, sexist and homophobic insults his way.
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Some analysts expect Serraj's government will be forced to raise new debt if the war for control of Tripoli drags on.
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Take a moment to read through Astro Roasts, a column in which astrologer Danny Larkin drags each of the signs—affectionately!
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But even so the beats are fainter and laxer than those on If You're Reading This, and although things perk up at the end with "Pop Style" and the inescapable "Hotline Bling," for the most part each slow, bland, half-rapped/half-sung elegy drags and drags and evaporates into a fine, chilly, barely tangible mist.
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Jeff drags the man to safety, and they share a tender, but in no way explicit, moment on a private shower bench.
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As this election season drags on, it can be hard to focus on anything except the haunting possibility of a President Trump.
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For when she drags a gagged Perez Hilton around on a leash and sings about how she's well into whips and chains.
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Banking and commodity-linked shares were again the main drags; Commercial Bank lost 1.2 percent and Gulf International Services fell 0.9 percent.
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Mining stocks dipped 1.8% and were the biggest drags on the benchmark index, erasing much of the gains from the previous session.
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The game drags, but it's easy to imagine Disney and Lenovo incorporating a PvP mode to add much needed tension or strategy.
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Recently widowed, Dick drags Jason to Florida on the pretense of having a nostalgic trip, but it soon becomes a reckless debauch.
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But every time we get to throw somebody in jail that drags a dog behind a pickup truck, it's a lasting effect.
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Oil majors Chevron and Exxon were down about 7663 percent and were among the biggest drags on the Dow and S&P.
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The group will put tens of millions more toward TV commercials and get-out-the-vote efforts as the campaign drags on.
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At 140 minutes, it definitely drags, diluting what should be snappy twists and turns in a bloated storyline that sometimes feels disjointed.
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As the Lil Wayne versus Cash Money saga drags into another year, the tension between them threatens reaching a critical boiling point.
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Maybe it's the way it drags its lifeless phone-body across the table to let you know you have a new message.
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Ash literally ties a string around Pikachu's middle and drags down the road on a string to force it to go along.
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I met jobless people, rich people, middle class people; this is not a class party, it drags in people in from everywhere.
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But, her happiness is dashed when the Internet drags the KKW launch image, claiming Kim is actually doing blackface in the photo.
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The government argues that the measures are a matter of national security, as Russia's war against Ukraine drags into its third year.
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China is restricting Hollywood's access to its box office revenue as the U.S.-China trade war drags on, the Washington Post reports.
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Demand for new limbs is so high in Yemen that on-site facilities had to be created as the war drags on.
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A rapper grabs the mic and drags a sheepish Jeff Berwick onto a patch of sand that serves as a makeshift stage.
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Transportation Security Administration officers are bracing for a second missed paycheck, as the partial government shutdown drags on into its second month.
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Consumer discetionary and energy stocks were the biggest drags on the benchmark index, with gambling machine maker Aristocrat Leisure shedding 1.1 percent.
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No matter how well-rested Mr Popovich keeps his veterans, they could always tire or get injured as the season drags on.
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Financial stocks were the biggest drags in early deals, while world's largest caterer Compass slipped 1.3 percent after a Bernstein rating downgrade.
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Industrials, led by a 1 percent drop in Meggit after the Boeing production cut, were the biggest drags on the FTSE 250.
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N and Boeing Co BA.N, bellwethers of trade confidence, were among the biggest drags on the Dow, which lost about 0.3 percent.
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The industrials sector fell 1.99% with hefty drags from 3M, United Parcel Service Inc and Raytheon Co after they reported disappointing results.
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Monday, Trump predicted that Ahmad Khan Rahami will receive a lesser sentence as the case drags for years through the court system.
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As the administration drags on, the Senate's time is even more eaten up by policymaking, as well, meaning nominations will take longer.
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Biggest drags on the index were Royal Bank of Canada , Bank of Montreal and Manulife Financial Corp's declines between 252-215.93 percent.
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That is, until the montage that follows drags her back down to that "I can do anything a man can do" bullshit.
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Contact Energy Ltd and Spark New Zealand Ltd were the biggest drags on the index, down 3.6 percent and 1.1 percent, respectively.
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However, while Christie is concerned about Washington being perceived globally as a dysfunctional place if the investigation drags on, Bernstein is not.
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Berkshire Hathaway, Bank of America, Wells Fargo and JPMorgan were the biggest drags on the index, falling between 61 and 1.7 percent.
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Cull Obsidian goes first, stuck in a flying Hulkbuster gauntlet as it drags him along the outer reaches of Wakanda's defensive shield.
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If the tariff war drags on, he warns, companies operating with thin profit margins and a weak capital base could go bust.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc said on Sunday that its economists see recessionary risks increasing as the U.S.-China trade war drags on.
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My palm is the problem, and if yours also drags across the paper as you write, please step away from the G2.
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Australia's No. 2 lender Westpac Banking Corp was among top drags on the main index, falling 3.5% to a one-week low.
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Consumer staples including food and drink companies and household goods were the biggest drags, with real estate stocks also falling 0.9 percent.
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Political uncertainty is seen as one of the biggest drags on megadeals despite the performance of major stock markets throughout this year.
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The longer the trade war drags on, the greater the risk of economic damage no presidential tweet can make markets shrug off.
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Mick Mulvaney, the acting White House chief of staff, reportedly urged Trump to drop Acosta before the scandal drags on any further.
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We love, when doing so drags us to the very edges of ourselves, leaving us ragged and wrung out like old cloth.
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Goldman Sachs fell 0.6 percent and JP Morgan dropped 1.1 percent, making the stocks two of the biggest drags on the Dow.
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But the second step of the process — crude stuck within a certain range of prices — typically drags on for years, Pickle warned.
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But the trigger was Arlette Contreras's video, in which her naked, drunk boyfriend drags her by her hair through an inn's corridors.
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The front leg leg is much better … he used to always have that turned under but now he hardly drags it anymore.
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Hannah drags Marnie into another room to talk through what's going on and Marnie insists that she doesn't know anything about it.
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The FTSE 100 closed down 0.06 percent at 7,533.81 points with financials and materials firms being the biggest drags on the index.
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The Iraqi-led offensive to take back the city of Mosul from the Islamic State terrorist group drags into its third week.
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Ranaldo beats mallets on the Fender's back and drags a violin bow across its strings, or scrapes its head along the ground.
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Sasha learns some self-awareness, but her journey to enlightenment drags: Even 95 minutes feels too long to spend in her company.
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But, as we've seen before (in "Mean Girls" and other tales of outcasts yearning for popularity), Kyle's scheme eventually drags him down.
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Heavyweights Apple Inc, Microsoft Corp and Facebook Inc fell at least 7% and were the biggest drags on the S&P 500.
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Apple Inc, Microsoft Corp and Facebook Inc fell more than 7% each and were the biggest drags on the S&P 0003.
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The U.S. trade deficit narrowed less than expected in July as the trade war between the United States and China drags on.
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In a country where dogs do everything with their humans, short of taking long drags on cigarettes, Lavelle is in pooch heaven.
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But as the standoff drags on, no paychecks are arriving to replenish their savings or pay down their maxed-out credit cards.
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"I think every time that you see guys playing well it kind of drags other guys in the group along," he said.
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Utilities and healthcare firms were the biggest drags, with electricity generator Meridian Energy losing 2.1%, and Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Corp shedding 4.5%.
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Between drags on a cigarette, Ataullah Khan, a 65-year-old retired army colonel, talked about his moment of fame in 1980.
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" Ms. Flanagan added, laughing, "Usually one guy drags his bros up to me and says, 'I told you she was a chick.
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While consumers might yet notice any shortage of shoes on shelves, that could change if this situation drags on, FDRA's Priest said.
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"Why would it be?" he asked, between drags on a Marlboro and ravenous gulps of orange drink from a large plastic cup.
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Trump drags Pelosi: "Nor do I like people who say, 'I pray for you,' when they know that that's not so." pic.twitter.
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Instead, his dad drags him into a home filled with heartbreakingly happy pictures of the person he is trying most to forget.
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Ross drags Cal to a spot where all of Cal's past selves were murdered, so it's like a parade of decaying Cals.
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But Sanders isn't the only 2020 candidate who will be kept off the campaign trail as the impeachment trial drags on. Sen.
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SPXRT lost 21.11%, with retailers, which would be hurt by higher fuel prices, among the biggest drags on the S&P 21.
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The risks beyond China The longer the crisis drags on, the greater the chance that global auto supply chains will be damaged.
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For starters, the extended orientation drags on, at least for anyone who's ready for the primary plot to finally jerk into motion.
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She rarely leaves her house because of it, and when she does, she drags plastic flip-flops along by her twisted toes.
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After a pause for thought, it reaches out an arm, takes hold of a branch, lifts it up and drags it clear.
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One guest said between drags that just by looking at Mr. McConaughey, you could tell "he's the coolest guy on the planet."
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SPXRT lost 21.11%, with retailers, which would be hurt by higher fuel prices, among the biggest drags on the S&P 21.
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The drags on output came from net exports and inventories, which together subtracted nearly two full percentage points off of Q4 output.
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Ours cannot be a "they started it" morality -- where we're on our high horse until someone drags us down in the dirt.
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The ruling leftist party appears to be on its way out after nearly 21980 years, as slow economic growth drags down incumbents.
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Household consumption and government spending added to growth, while net exports as well as declining dwelling and resources investment were major drags.
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She said she expected pressure from federal employees and voters in her state would only mount the longer the impasse drags on.
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By 0843 GMT, all sectors on the FTSE 100 traded in the red, with oil majors Shell and BP among major drags.
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"There will be pent-up demand but the longer the crisis drags on, the weaker it will be," the ratings firm concluded.
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The longer the league drags out the legal battle, the greater the chance that players will give up the fight, he said.
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But as the shutdown drags on, no paychecks are arriving to replenish their savings or pay down their maxed-out credit cards.
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Meek Mill, a rapper, has become emblematic of an unjust parole system that too easily drags previously convicted criminals back into prisons.
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The battle between drivers and ride-hailing executives will likely heat up as the summer drags on, and much is at stake.
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But as time drags on — in, say, a million years from now, give or take — the car's regular orbit might be disrupted.
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The multimillion-dollar figures would apply only if the court case drags on; the sides can still negotiate a settlement at any time.
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" When Caitlyn literally picks Kylie up and drags her out of the room, the kid still excitedly waves to the camera giggling, "Bye!
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Our top finds this season come straight from Moda Operandi: The luxury e-tailer that drags everything straight from the runway to website.
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But Cheney drags Madison out from that shadow, showing how he earned his position, even as his Jeffersonian alignment gave him a boost.
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The finance minister of the Philippines warned meanwhile that the world will be in "deep kimchi" if the current trade war drags on.
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Trump is growing more frustrated as the shutdown drags on and is complaining that his aides are not offering him an exit strategy.
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Heavyweight BHP declined 0.4 percent and was one of the biggest drags on the benchmark, while its rival Rio Tinto Ltd fell slightly.
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Production metrics and export orders are falling as the country's trade dispute with the U.S. drags on and other factors weigh on growth.
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Surrounded by riot police, he brutally drags a woman from a demonstration and then repeatedly beats a young male protester on the ground.
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With the countdown to Election Day underway, there could be more nail-biting drama, unsettling scandals, and low-blow drags to be revealed.
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The dialogue drags, from the corporate buzzwords to platitudes about life and grief which even Our Lord and Savior Helen Mirren can't redeem.
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Being able to control every minute aspect of the car, from the wipers to the interior light, drags you right into the moment.
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Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Sanders drags Democrats to the left; will it be 1972 all over again?
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The only other thing that really drags down the E-M1 Mark II is the price: that $2,000 is for the body alone.
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For instance, a tug that drags hardware to the Moon could then travel back to low Earth orbit and wait for a refill.
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Spotting them standing nervously in the door, the bartender would suspend her conversation with friends and, between drags of her cigarette, greet them.
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But Kuze takes a special interest in Mira, and he drags her deep into a conspiracy that implicates the people closest to her.
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She later drags the parachute across a barren landscape and writhes with the chute in a desert lake before using it to fly.
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One drags a large plastic barrier into the road, while a couple of others pour fuel into old tyres to make burning barricades.
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It's exploitative, and you should be suspicious of every business model that drags its workers with it on a race to the bottom.
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"If the crisis drags on, we will not only see a fall in growth but the economy will even face disaster," he said.
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Tighter monetary policy from the Fed was one of the drags cited by investors and experts for last year's dire equity-market performance.
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Heck, there was even a metronome on hand for his opener, which just underscored exactly how much the man drags down the pace.
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One then snatches the snake's head and drags it down from its perch, all while concerned customers can be heard gasping and screaming.
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McCain drags on with a confusing series of statements about why the Clinton case was dropped, trying to connect it somehow to Russia.
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Nearly two years later, a legal battle over the statue of Lee and one of another Confederate general, Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson, drags on.
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As the trade battle between South Korea and Japan drags on, Seoul announced it will cut down its economic dependence on Japanese industries.
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If the occupation drags into spring, he said, when binocular- and scope-toting birders dot the landscape, many more birders will be affected.
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Caputo gets beat up, then drags his bloody face to the new Polycon luncheon, where the company's next foray is revealed: border control.
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But while that campaign drags on, Chancellor Kern is preparing for a more important election, for parliament, and reaching for the FPO playbook.
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Amazon and Tesla, the top drags on Monday, rose, with the Dow and the S&P opening above their 23-day moving averages.
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Comcast, along with O'Reilly Auto, whose quarterly earnings missed expectations, were the primary drags on the consumer discretionary index, which lost 2500 percent.
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This time around, "they're posting on their own, without our help," Hoang tells me between drags of a cigarette in a Hanoi café.
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Cheap oil has a green lining, as it drags down the global price of natural gas, which crowds out coal, a dirtier fuel.
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It could de-stabilize private sector expectations and lead to heightened uncertainty, both of which would be drags on near-term economic activity.
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Unemployment and loan delinquency rates are likely to rise further this year as the recession drags on, economists forecast, potentially feeding public discontent.
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Miners Rio Rinto, BHP and Evraz plus housebuilder Persimmon all traded ex-dividend and were among the top drags on the main bourse.
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia fell about 21.7 percent and was among the biggest drags on the benchmark, pulling it down about 21 points.
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Super Drags: NETFLIX ORIGINAL Three gay friends, working by day at a department store, lead double lives as crime-fighting superhero drag queens.
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The audience was equally vocal, and the atmosphere indicated that the negative -- and personal -- attacks will only increase as the race drags on.
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The MacBook might be all new, but everybody's expecting the rest of the Mac lineup to get updates as the year drags on.
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Sara finds someone wearing a Kristoff costume and drags him back into the live TV set, where he pulls off the giant mask.
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He finds God, knocks him out, and drags him to Frasier's cage where she asks him, point-blank, if he's the real deal.
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Bank of America was among the top five drags on the S&P 500, while Goldman Sachs weighed the most on the Dow.
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But at 132 minutes, the story drags to the point where even natural beauty and sweet intimacy start to wear on the nerves.
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Among the top individual drags on the STOXX 600 were Randstad and Adecco, targeted by Deutsche Bank in a note on staffing firms.
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Weather As the former Hurricane Nate drags across the US as a tropical depression, another storm system is swirling in the eastern Atlantic.
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An inverted curve is a signal the world's biggest economy might be heading for recession as the U.S.-China trade war drags on.
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Some patriots have renounced racism and anti-Semitism, seeing those as drags on their more-popular pro-gun and anti-federal government messages.
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And banks and credit unions that cater to federal workers are readying financial help for their customers as the government shutdown drags on.
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On the other hand, real estate stocks were the biggest drags, with Westfield Corp falling 0.4 percent, while Scentre Group dipped 1.2 percent.
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Although Aniston and Sandler look like they're having fun, they're the only ones as the film drags along for a dull 90 minutes.
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Republicans are facing a repeat of the 22019 midterms if a court battle about the legality of ObamaCare drags into the 2020 campaigns.
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" On Friday, in a televised speech, U.S. Chamber of Commerce CEO Thomas Donohue said that while the shutdown drags on "human suffering intensifies.
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We're sure that Kanye and Kanye's ego, which he keeps on a leash and drags around, will take all of this in stride.
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"Every new app and social media platform drags along its own fear and anxieties," Space Oddity Films co-founder Alex Mann told Refinery29.
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By using these three technologies simultaneously, Kurokawa creates an immersive audiovisual experience that enthralls his viewers and drags them into his electronic world.
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Andre drags Leah Walker (Leslie Uggams) back into their lives while Lucious was perfectly happy keeping her locked up and away from him.
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"I can't send him any money, because they're just going to take it from him," Walker explains between drags from an e-cigarette.
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If the court battle drags into next week, Doe would have to drive hundreds of miles to San Antonio to get an abortion.
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But those averages can paint a misleading picture: They factor in people who will die at younger ages, which drags down the number.
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Instead it drags, hitting the same notes about Kathryn's obliviousness and self-dramatizing, and it starts to feel like a long weekend indeed.
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If a puppy drags one of the multiple on-field chew toys across the finish line (on either side), it's considered a touchdown.
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But there's no denying that Ms. Huppert's Anne is compulsively watchable, even as she drags you, squirming, clean out of your comfort zone.
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The stateside stuff drags (the movie runs two hours, 20 minutes) but when the story shifts to Sweden, everything changes, including the light.
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Mayor Bernard Young has said he won't cooperate, but acknowledged last week that he may have to reconsider if the situation drags on.
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Ting noted, however, that the rebound was still relatively weak and was likely to be short-lived as the trade war drags on.
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"A transition process isn't easy and sometimes drags on more than you thought, especially when your Plan A didn't work out," he said.
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Dwelling on the negative aspects of winter drags down your mood and prevents you from doing things that could help you feel better.
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When a fish hits the net, the fisher drags it onto the beach and bonks it on the head with a short bat.
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Specialist outdoor retailer Kathmandu Holdings Ltd and Goodman Property Trust were among the top drags on the benchmark, falling more than 1% each.
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Ms. Cabello drags her syllables until they stop resembling words, and until her melodic line begins to feel detached from the beat below.
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Mr. Upton drags the story out of the twilight of the czars and into the post-Communist morning after of the mid-1990s.
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The company said recent investments in its stores and online weighed on results, but the pain should lessen as the year drags on.
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China's efforts to tame its addiction to lending and the deepening impact of the trade war have been major drags on the economy.
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United Technologies' stock fell more than 4 percent, and was one of the biggest drags on the Dow Jones industrial average on Tuesday.
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Health care and telecom stocks were the biggest drags with telecom service provider Spark New Zealand, down 1.8 percent, among the top decliners.
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Bank stocks and miners were the biggest drags on the British market as risk sentiment soured and the most trade-sensitive sectors suffered.
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As the retail apocalypse drags on into 2020, an increasing number of brick-and-mortar stores are buckling under pressure from online competitors.
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As the grounding drags on, that amount may rise and the company is set to update investors on that cost later this month.
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If it drags on, it could become problematic for Trump, who needs to show workers he's on their side to win re-election.
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Some of last week's biggest gainers were among the main drags - builder Drake & Scull dropped 26 percent and Amlak Finance lost 6 percent.
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As the COP25 meeting drags on, the time left to reduce emissions to avoid the worst impacts of climate change is running out.
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Also known as the MOUT, this is a proper town, complete with back alleys, main drags, and a life-size US embassy compound.
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Yet a shutdown could have serious consequences for several of the most important national health agencies, particularly if it drags on for long.
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Companies trying to avoid price hikes aren't sure how long they can hold out if the trade war drags on — or, worse, intensifies.
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Simply calling them "white people," much less questioning the behavior or beliefs of white people, drags that power and privilege into the open.
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In Fitzcarraldo, the title character successfully drags his steamship across a mountain, only to be swept away by the rapids on the other side.
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If the impasse drags on, it will sap economic growth and could disrupt more government services from food assistance to courts and data reports.
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Then he drags the marker back and forth as quickly as he can, careening though all the sounds between these two very different instruments.
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Bucking the trend, the country's biggest telco Telstra Corp Ltd shed more than one percent and was among the biggest drags on the index.
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Miners, oil stocks and healthcare were among the biggest drags on the FTSE 24.6, with the mining index hitting its lowest since Sept. 3.93.
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As the shutdown drags on, stories of federal employees increasingly relying on credit cards and other alternative means of payment are likely to grow.
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She says she and her coworkers are "starting to get more nervous" and increasingly frustrated that they can't strike as the shutdown drags on.
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Nine of the 10 biggest drags on the index were energy names, with Cenovus Energy Inc sliding 5.1 percent to finish at C$9.14.
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The process drags on for weeks, during which Giacometti and Lord reflect on the frustration that comes with creativity and the absurdity of life.
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Native Americans interviewed by VICE News denounced agitators, who some say could resort to more aggressive tactics as the pipeline's construction limbo drags on.
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British stocks - HSBC Holdings Plc, British American Tobacco and AstraZeneca - fell between 0.3% and 1.3%, and were the biggest drags on the STOXX 600.
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UnitedHealth Group Inc, Pfizer Inc and Merck & Co fell more than 2% and were the biggest drags on the broader S&P 500 index.
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The renegotiation that Mr Trump demanded of the North American Free-Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which includes the United States, Mexico and Canada, drags on.
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The man screams and flails as one security guard drags him up the aisle and off the plane—to the horror of other passengers.
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If the Hodeidah fighting drags on, causing big coalition casualties and an outcry over a humanitarian catastrophe, it may work in the Houthis' favor.
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But as South Africa's ever-defiant president drags out his final days in office, even his allies in the ruling party have had enough.
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Experts say a solid pro-peace coalition could crumble if implementation drags on and butts against the political maneuvering for the 2018 presidential election.
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One night, Jennifer drags Needy to the town's seedy bar to see an "extra salty" indie band play, an outing that ends in tragedy.
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Assad would still likely hold on to power, even if the war drags on for years — killing untold numbers of Syrians in the process.
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Her balloon is caught by the wind, which almost drags her off of a cliff, but she successfully launches it in the next scene.
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But if a stream drags on, its URL might get pushed down the feed, and would require re-shares by viewers to stay discoverable.
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In her British-themed bedroom, where she drags me to show off posters of Big Ben and black cabs, she produces three distinct accents.
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Not all of these movies are great cinema: Eastwood's directorial drabness often drags down his films, and he sometimes struggles to focus his ideas.
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Despite Vevek (Jordan Buhat) and Nomi (Emily Arlook)'s attempts to get her to realize this, she drags them along to the art show.
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"It's notable that last year Wal-Mart was one of the biggest drags on the S&P 500 based on point contribution," said Lee.
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Other companies that have seen large drags on earnings are in the materials and energy space, such as Freeport McMoran, Exxon Mobil and Chevron.
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Of course Hannah hands Tyler the date rose and drags him to a classic Bachelorette concert featuring dozens of onlookers and one country star.
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Goldman Sachs weighed the most on the Dow, while JPMorgan and Bank of America were among the top three drags on the S&P.
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"In the Netherlands, the government pays for all legal expenses, so she's enjoying this as it drags on and on ruining me," he continued.
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Oil majors Chevron and Exxon were down about 1.5 percent and were among the biggest drags on the Dow and the S&P 500.
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When you have players like Ryan Kesler leading the way with blocked shots and determination, he drags other people to the fight with him.
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Sacred Games It's only eight episodes, but the season drags noticeably in the middle, especially compared to the physicality and urgency of Season 1.
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Shipping costs are one of Amazon's biggest drags on profit, costing the company $11.5 billion last year, an increase of 18 percent over 2014.
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How will the world be better after Dany uproots thousands of Dothraki and drags them across the ocean to fight another round of wars?
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Miners Rio Rinto, BHP and Evraz plus house-builder Persimmon all traded ex-dividend and were among the top drags on the main bourse.
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But I know a lot of people have complained that it drags on too long, so I'm curious as to what you guys think.
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The biggest drags on the FTSE 100 were big multinationals British American Tobacco and Diageo and Reckitt Benckiser, all down more than 1 percent.
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Though rural America is making some economic gains, it still drags behind urban centers, and the gap is only expected to widen under Trump.
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He literally can't play music, so when he writes songs, he drags the notes on the screen until he hears the sound he likes.
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As the war drags on, Saudi Arabia has come under growing international criticism for indiscriminate airstrikes that have hit markets, hospitals, schools and homes.
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A Japanese tourist clumsily attempts to cruise; a ticket taker drags her leg brace around, trying to bring the projectionist a steamed bun, pining.
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As the shutdown drags on and federal workers spend more time on furlough or working without pay, fears about its economic impacts have mounted.
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Meanwhile, building materials maker Boral Ltd was among the top drags on the ASX 200, sliiding 3% in its worst day since Aug. 26.
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But others have warned Trump that he faces political danger as the shutdown, which has already entered a record-setting 26th day, drags on.
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Mining giants BHP Billiton Ltd and Rio Tinto Ltd shed more than 3 percent each and were the top two drags on the index.
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