A drop back down to $325 represents an 8 percent selloff.
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When the president goes toward the net, Mr Amin should drop back.
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It just misses, and Woods bogeys to drop back to even par.
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Probably waiting for his balls to drop back out of his stomach.
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Shower chances diminish later Tuesday night as temperatures drop back through the 40s.
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Temperatures are expected to drop back to normal by Wednesday, according to Guy.
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If it doesn't take out $38, I think it's going to drop back.
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It's fine, but not that interesting to drop back into a setting this familiar.
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I drop back down to the ground having felt very successful in my day.
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Likewise, if you're sucking, that level will drop back down with a depressing thud.
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How are they bringing some characters to the foreground and letting [others] drop back?
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" He predicted that it may "drop back off the screen in the national campaign.
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Finally he finished with a triple-bogey seven to drop back to even par.
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Justin Rose made bogey on the fifth hole to drop back to 8-under.
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We expect prices to drop back again to the current week's level the following week.
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All of them can drop back seven steps and hit a house with the ball.
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The Mobileye had a different viewpoint and warned him again and again to drop back.
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Confidence: High Tomorrow night: Skies are partly cloudy as lows drop back into the 30s.
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The electrons then drop back down, and the antihydrogen atoms release photons with a characteristic wavelength.
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But he had to drop back to a reserve role in 2015 when double champion Fernando Alonso arrived.
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Also among the filings was Sequoia's fourteenth U.S. fund, which saw its first filing drop back in 2012.
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In fact, Idaho is the first school to ever drop back down from the FBS to the FCS.
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McQueen makes the desensitized visceral, if only to make the drop back to numbness that much more acute.
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Temperatures drop back into the 30s Saturday night before a sunny, but breezy, Sunday, with highs near 50.
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"It would have to drop back to $150 [or] $160 for me to get interested in buying it again."
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Then, in Year 2, they reversed course and tried to make him into a protoypical, drop-back NFL quarterback.
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Nathan potentially sees the technicals setting up for McDonald's to drop back down toward that range in the coming months.
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However, the fee would drop back to 0.09 percent in 2019 and stay at 0.05 percent in 2020 through 2025.
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Temperatures were expected to rise above freezing by late morning but will drop back below freezing overnight through Thursday, Roth said.
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Jump up in the air: Do you drop back to the ground, or have you suddenly acquired the ability to fly?
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He pointed out that this slowness is usually just short-term, which would explain why searches drop back down fairly quickly.
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Abbassian said a drop back to January's levels was unlikely but he did not expect a return to historic highs either.
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It is forcing France outside, and allowing the midfielders to drop back a little more when the crosses come back in.
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These signals also have trouble penetrating walls and buildings, so you'll likely drop back down to 4G if you go indoors.
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It managed to jump and flutter high enough up the branches of an adjacent tree to drop back into its family's nest.
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Philadelphia, the lowest-scoring team in the majors, has pushed across only nine runs during its slide to drop back to the .
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This is particularly true for drop-back passing teams and spread teams that can't always create a perfect pocket for their quarterbacks.
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After a short time, those excited molecules drop back down to their initial energy state and release their stored energy as heat.
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And, when insulin secretion and blood-glucose levels drop back down, you might get a headache and feel a bit fatigued or irritable.
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But it will drop back in 13 and will be eliminated in 2025, when the fund is expected to reach its target level.
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Through the air, the Patriots should be able to handle the Titans' drop-back passing game, but play-action is the biggest concern.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tonight: With mostly clear skies and a diminishing breeze, evening temperatures steadily drop back through the 40s into the 30s.
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Setting up a D'arce choke with elbows in the first round, in the second, he sacrificed position to drop back for a foot lock.
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McCutchen was benched for the entire three-game series versus the Atlanta Braves as the Pirates lost two of three to drop back to .
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Cranking the 210G modem running speed tests every two minutes, the phone frequently appeared to overheat and drop back to 553G in 255G areas.
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Depending on who has the ball, he'll either drop back and force a pull-up jumper, or slide out high and squeeze a pass.
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"Gold prices could drop back in the short term if the Fed resumes its rate hikes sooner than the markets currently anticipate," said Capital Economics.
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And if this happens, it would mark the biggest quarterly decline in retail earnings since a 227% drop back in the first quarter of 212.
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Japan's Nikkei, one of the biggest losers of 1.7573 so far, closed 6.5 percent higher for the week following the drop back in the yen.
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"We will see a drop back clearly below 2 percent in May and then a lot obviously will depend on energy prices," he told Reuters.
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For much of 20013, inflation was actually in the sweet spot of around 2%, only for it to drop back below that level this year.
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Levels of the hormone increase until your period starts, when your body realizes that nope, you're not pregnant this month, and levels drop back down.
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I am obsessed with the way she travels up the scale only to drop back down and sing "okay okay okay" in a lower, monotone range.
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Walk around the corner, or put a hard surface not made of glass between you and the node, and you'll likely drop back down to LTE.
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If one strikes an excited atom, that atom will drop back down to its ground state, releasing a second photon of the same frequency and direction.
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"With inflation set to drop back sharply over the coming months, we suspect the next move will be a rate cut," he said in a note.
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Standing with feet hip distance apart and arms extended forward at shoulder level, exhale and drop back through your hips and pelvis into a deep squat.
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It'll be 210 and sunny today — with a light breeze — and temperatures are expected to drop back into the 21s by the end of the week.
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The jobless rate peaked at 10 percent in October of Obama's first year in office and took five years to gradually drop back below 85003 percent.
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But if the snub gets Hield going, and 30-odd points and Stephen Curry-esque drop-back 3-pointers are the result, the Sooners should win.
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Crawford fights at 140 lbs, but Pacquiao has indicated he's happy to drop back down in weight after around eight years since competing in that division.
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In most matchups, Jordan will instead drop back to wall off the paint, maintain solid rebounding position, and coerce guards into firing up mid-range jumpers.
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With the underdogs howling, our picks were caught sleeping, going a ghastly 3-11 against the spread to drop back down to 50% on the year.
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After Tiger's playing partner, Rory McIlroy, misses his par putt to drop back to 8-under, Tiger buries his par putt — dead center of the cup.
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"It may take a little longer before pork prices start to drop back, but consumer price inflation should peak before long as a result," they added.
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Clint Dempsey, positioned atop Klinsmann's 4-3-3, often vacated the box to drop back in a false nine role, cutting off any central outlet for crosses.
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Gold imports to major consumer India will however drop back sharply later in the year following a strong first quarter, the World Gold Council said on Wednesday.
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Tonight: Evening temperatures may briefly drop back into the 503s to around 50 but then rise again toward dawn, perhaps higher than our previous daytime high temperatures!
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He is now back at welterweight, has previously said he wants to fight thrice in 2020, and could drop back down to lightweight in the near future.
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The approach plays out as such: When offensive bigs run up to set ball and flair screens, Milwaukee's defenders will drop back and stay in the paint.
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However, the share of military spending would drop back to 1.25 percent in 2023, with any further spending increases to be negotiated year by year, the sources said.
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The new "StrongMom" regulation allows competitors who have advanced to a higher class to drop back to the novice level for up to two years after giving birth.
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Unless they aren't afraid to forfeit an open three, defenses have little margin for error executing their scheme, whether they switch, drop back, or hedge a high screen.
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With Clinton's inability to stoke much enthusiasm among young voters, it is quite likely that their turnout will drop back to 2023 percent of the vote in November.
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Spot gold may drop back toward $1,172 in three months, as suggested by its wave pattern and a Fibonacci retracement analysis, according to Reuters technical analyst Wang Tao.
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Go under the screen, fail to fight through quick enough, or drop back too far with the big, and he'll pull up for a wide-open three-pointer.
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Health experts say toxic chemicals and debris eventually drop back to Earth, through the air or within raindrops, where they can be inhaled or ingested by humans and animals.
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The whites should be firm and the yolks still soft to touch; if the egg is still not quite done drop back in the water for an additional minute.
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Should he beat Sosa—an accomplished fighter not to be overlooked—Lomachenko could drop back down to flyweight to face the likes of Leo Santa Cruz or Carl Frampton.
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Brady was a soon-to-be 23-year-old rookie from California who practiced a more traditional drop-back style during an unremarkable career at the University of Michigan.
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Then, when the Patriots were already in Darnold's head, Belichick would call for another look, showing blitz only to drop back into coverage, producing an easy red-zone interception.
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Kilduff says U.S. crude is poised for a sharp drop back into the mid-$50 range given the dollar strength and bearish supply dynamics underpinned by rising U.S. output.
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Bush's highest approval rating in his presidency was 89% in late February-early March 1991 and he didn't drop back down into the 50s until much later that year.
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"If we start to drop back below this $173 mark, I would say this breakout is in jeopardy and we want to exit this trade before earnings," he said.
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In fact, the controls and groups who used collaboration, like an exercise buddy, or support from family or friends saw their activity levels drop back after the game ended.
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The Canadian's solid platform enabled her to drop back-to-back 900s on her next run to increase the advantage over Martinod to 3.60 points going into the final round.
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"So if this breakout were to fail and drop back into the pattern below that $130 level, I would not be quite as sanguine on this stock here," he said.
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She was "the black sheep daughter of a Westchester furrier who dropped out and never bothered to drop back in," according to a vintage news report shared at the memorial.
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While mortgage rates did drop back slightly in November, they are still higher than they were one year ago, and the expectation is that they will rise again going into 2019.
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While Newcastle prices are unlikely to drop back anywhere near annual lows, head of research at Marex Spectron Georgi Slavov believes there is a $20 premium that could be wiped out.
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We're already seeing scoring rates drop back to normal, because hockey gods forbid that this league ever be any fun, but so far the young stars are still the big story.
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According to the Daily Mail, the athletes are so distressed by the prospect of their gender history becoming public that they would "probably drop back" if they actually won a medal.
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Back in the Premier League for the first time since the 2015-4.93 season, Aston Villa is determined not to drop back into the Championship, spending $162.5 million on new talent.
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It's hard to describe just what it feels like to drop "Back in Black" over "1000 Miles" because in some ways, there's a fundamental disconnect in the way Cicierega uses records.
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At some point in this year's playoffs, Russell Wilson or Matt Ryan or Kirk Cousins is going to drop back on third down, and the coverage isn't going to be great.
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When the evacuees were found, the crew would drop back into the sewage system, retrace their path out, and re-emerge near a waiting van that would speed them to safety.
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The recent surge has left many valuations in line with or slightly above other emerging markets, however, so some fund managers think the index could drop back after a positive FTSE decision.
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"While we think that CPI inflation will peak at a little above 3 percent before the end of this year, it is likely to drop back fairly quickly in 2018," he said.
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She saw a significant bounce in the polls after a high-profile clash with Biden over race issues during the first Democratic debate but has since seen her numbers drop back down.
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Algeria's oil minister Nourredine Bouterfa has warned prices could drop back into the $30 per barrel range if officials walk away empty handed, but that appears to be the most realistic scenario.
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The 26-year-old had struggled this season versus Cleveland, against which he permitted 11 runs on 15 hits to drop back-to-back decisions on June 26 and July 2, respectively.
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Brent crude oil, the international benchmark, rose more than 214 percent at one point, recouping some of last week's 20.27 percent losses, but turned tails to drop back below $21.1249 a barrel.
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French youngster Esteban Ocon, who will drop back to a reserve role at Mercedes next season, put his Force India ninth on the grid and ahead of Renault's Nico Hulkenberg in 10th.
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That thought has already led President Trump to describe the dollar as "too strong"—a remark that, along with his early actions on trade, has prompted the currency to drop back a bit.
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He's got a well-paid job outside as a plasterer and is in the fortunate position of knowing that he can drop back into work more or less the day after leaving prison.
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But stubborn attempts to pound the square Tebow peg into the round hole of classic drop-back quarterbacking crowded out any opportunities for using his unique skills to best succeed in the NFL.
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I just think that for whatever reason, with guys injured and the season being so long, they weren't gonna move up and catch Houston or drop back any further and lose that position.
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The Heat may drop back a bit this season without Wade, but it'll be a worthwhile, momentary blip if the team can convince a guy like Griffin to sign a long-term deal.
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It follows a familiar storytelling pattern — initial scare, a drop back to calm and familiar scenes that set up the characters, a series of foreshadowing events and fake-out scares, a sudden escalation of tension.
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Colorado opened its nine-game road trip with a 3-1 victory at St. Louis to stretch its winning streak to five games, but lost the final two to the Cardinals to drop back to .
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Detroit pounded its way to wins in five of six before falling 11-4 to the Los Angeles Angels on Thursday to wrap up a 4-22 homestand and drop back to one game below .
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If after a few weeks of that, you earned enough for whatever you were trying to do, you can drop back down to the City program and just use the car when you need it.
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The 2019 increase brings German military spending to 1.31 percent of economic output up from 1.24 percent, although the longer-range plan calls for the percentage to drop back to around 1.23 percent by 2022.
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Typically, these rockets fly to space on an arcing trajectory before releasing warheads near the top of the parabola, and these warheads drop back down onto the target at hypersonic speeds under the power of gravity.
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Fund managers have become slightly more cautious about the prospect of a further increase in oil prices following the strong rally between June and January, but few are willing to bet prices will drop back much.
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In the first race, Oracle was penalized for crossing the starting line too early — a mistake Spithill attributed to an onboard software error — and was required to immediately drop back until it was two lengths behind.
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It's important to note that, like the trolley problem "solutions," there's no huge list of car behaviors that says, always drop back when merging, always give the right of way, never this, this if that, etc.
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The last model run the market saw before the report release indicated that temperatures in the Midwest are likely drop back below normal levels into the second weekend in July, and recent runs have agreed (reut.rs/299a5rn).
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THE TAKEAWAY Penn State: The Nittany Lions were in big trouble as soon as they had to drop back and pass and try to block Ohio State&aposs talented defensive line, with Nick Bosa and Tyquan Lewis.
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To support a particular USB standard, you need a device (a computer or a phone, say), a USB connector port and a cable that all support it, otherwise, the speeds will drop back to a slower level.
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Though he would drop back as the later starters made their moves, Woods dodged major danger at Carnoustie's perilous and watery 18th, where his tee shot just missed landing in the trench known as the Barry Burn.
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Their bigs still drop back near the elbow when defending a pick-and-roll, and once more they're forcing opponents into a ton of long twos while holding them to league-low shooting percentage at the rim.
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"With economic growth unlikely to stage a strong recovery and industrial commodity prices likely to drop back before long, we don't anticipate much upside to PPI and non-food CPI," Evans-Pritchard wrote in a note on Thursday.
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You have to feel what kind of form they're in, how they've been jumping, maybe you have to drop back and do a few smaller classes, or maybe the horse is in great shape and you keep going.
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"I no longer have any fear of coming last, and if there's a risk of coming second to last, I try to drop back a little to ensure I'm in last place as we cross the line," Jackson said.
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These averages might still be attained if oil prices drop back, but the recent run-up has prompted many analysts to call an end to the oil market slump that started in 2014 and prompted hints that policymakers' assumptions are changing.
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Oakland appeared to be turning its season around by ripping off five straight victories, but it was outscored 23-9 in a three-game sweep at Houston over the weekend to drop back into last place in the American League West.
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LONDON, Feb 2700 (Reuters) - European stocks were set to drop back on Thursday after strong gains in the previous session, with investors looking to take money out of riskier assets in search of safety as concerns over the strength of global growth resurfaced.
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Much like Hill, the 25-year-old can't be left alone on the perimeter, and is plenty comfortable pulling up behind the three-point line if his man ducks under/gets caught in a pick, while the screener's defender opts to drop back.
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"We have a few data examples now of people—especially women—get into a brain state associated with reduced cognitive control that appears to be necessary prior to orgasm, then drop back to a 'trying hard' engaged state increasing sexual arousal," she says.
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James overhelps in the paint (after Love recovers back to Sabonis, Jae Crowder should drop back down to guard Young, or vice versa) and then doesn't even take a step towards his man, who's shooting 40 percent on wide open threes this season.
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It memorializes Jose Antonio Elena Rodriguez, a 16-year-old who authorities say in 2012 was throwing rocks to distract Border Patrol agents as two males tried to drop back down to the Mexican side of fence after smuggling bundles of marijuana.
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"It appears that supply disruptions and hoarding due to the coronavirus outbreak helped to keep food prices elevated during the week after Chinese New Year, when they would normally drop back," he wrote in a Monday note after the release of China's January inflation data.
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But if the likelihood of a so-called soft Brexit fades and bets on higher UK rates in May don't pan out, that would attract buyers to the short end of the bond market hoping to benefit from price rises as yields drop back.
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Even if Huddersfield spends only one season among English soccer's elite, it stands to receive somewhere in the region of 73 million pounds ($214 million) plus, in the event of relegation, two years of parachute payments to ease the drop back down the ladder.
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Barring another major hurricane in the Gulf Coast, analysts say prices should soon start to drop back to the $2.30 to $2.35 per gallon range where they were before Harvey slammed into Texas, sending flood waters into the heart of the U.S. refining industry.
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Previous decisions by index companies have had little lasting impact on regional equity markets and "if oil prices drop back over the next couple of years as we expect, the rally in the Tadawul is likely to fade," London-based Capital Economics said in a report.
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Seeking a second PGA Tour win, Koepka posted a five-under-par 133 for a 16-under total at the TPC Four Seasons Resort in Irving, while fellow American Spieth closed with bogeys at 14 and 18 for a 67 to drop back into second place.
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Tip "Let your head drop back in the water," says Bill Durden, who was 60 when he spent 20 hours alone and adrift after falling from his boat and watching it motor away empty from a fishing spot some 30 miles offshore in the Gulf of Mexico.
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"We see potential for the 10-year German yield to drop back towards 25 bps, a level which was last reached in May when concerns about Italy last surged," HSBC fixed income strategist Wilson Chin said in the bank's fixed income asset allocation note, published on Wednesday.
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Some teams will snub their noses at the younger Bush for being smaller than a typical three-down linebacker, but with elite speed (201813-second 201803) and the ability to drop back into coverage with ease, he effectively adds a safety to a team's front-seven.
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"The drop back in retail sales in September was partly driven by a price-related fall back in gasoline prices, but the fact that underlying control group retail sales were unchanged provides another clear sign that consumption growth is slowing," wrote Michael Pearce, senior U.S. economist at Capital Economics.
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"The strong rise in non-farm payrolls together with the drop back in the unemployment rate to a joint 16-year low suggests the Fed will still need to raise rates again later this year, even if inflation remains subdued," said Simona Gambarini, commodities economist at Capital Economics.
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Not long after you've set down your last pint, the feel-good neurotransmitters that booze unleashes in your brain drop back down, your stress and inflammation response shoots up, and toxic substances in alcohol (called congeners) that are produced during fermentation worsen your head, stomach, and body aches.
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Overwatch already enjoyed a wildly popular open beta earlier this month that saw more than 9.7 million people play the game (a Blizzard record for an open beta), and many of them—including myself—are itching to drop back in when the game officially launches on May 24.
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Director James Ponsoldt (The Spectacular Now, The End of the Tour) co-scripted the film adaptation of The Circle with Eggers, and one of their major changes was to limit the story's scope considerably — to drop back from showing anything significant about how The Circle's initiatives are changing the world.
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"As inflation starts to drop back sharply towards the middle of next year, we think the next move in interest rates will be down — we expect the benchmark one-week repo rate to be lowered from 24.00 percent at present to 20.00 percent by the end of next year," he said in a research note.
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Goldman Sachs in a recent report predicted a wild ride for oil this year, forecasting a rise to as high as $70 to $75 per barrel in the coming months but followed by a drop back to $60 in the second half due to a surge in U.S. shale oil output and rising low-cost production from OPEC plus.
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"There has been plenty of volatility below the surface, where UnitedHealth's earnings saw the stock drop back sharply after the open, robbing the Dow of most of its gains, as policy uncertainty saw investors take the chance to exit the stock," said Chris Beauchamp, chief market analyst at IG. Bank of America Corp declined 0.6% after quarterly revenue fell short of expectations.
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Seven-foot Robin Lopez, not known for his ball handling, catching the ball above the key, taking Zaza Pachulia—who has, for some reason, decided to not drop back on a Robin Lopez DHO—off the dribble with a pair of big, hulking, hunched over, giant-like dribbles, rising up in the key, and slamming it down over Jordan Bell, who finds himself splayed out on the floor, embarrassed by, of all the things you could possibly end up embarrassed by, A Cool Off The Dribble Robin Lopez Dunk.
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