"I would never do what other people say – somebody ought to drop out or not drop out," he said.
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Employers discriminate against women because they are likely to drop out; but they drop out partly because they are so poorly treated.
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" Markell makes a similar point: "A lot of kids who drop out of high school — they don't drop out because they're not intelligent.
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In highly selective institutions, only 2202% of students drop out after the first year, while 2628% drop out of the least selective institutions.
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In a livestreamed address, Sanders didn't drop out or endorse Hillary Clinton, but he didn't not drop out or not endorse Hillary Clinton either.
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No one on my team asked me to drop out of the race and I have no plans to drop out of the race.
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Trump 341Cruz 189Rubio 119Kasich 27Carson 16OTHERS = 351 The "you drop out, no you drop out" talk is as useless now as it was 2wks ago.
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Traditional practices such as FGM and child marriage often force adolescent girls to drop out of school, they said, and schools banning hijabs could lead to higher drop-out rates.
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Meanwhile, 58 percent said Kasich should drop out now, while another 26 percent said he should stay in the race until Cleveland and 15 percent said drop out next month.
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Pupils who fail those tests are in turn four times likelier to drop out of high school, and those who drop out are eight times likelier to end up in jail.
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Slightly fewer, 36 percent, said he should drop out now, while 23 percent said he should drop out next month if he's running behind at the end of the primary season.
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John Kasich -- to drop out of the 2016 race.
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Forty percent say Sanders should drop out after the final primaries; 30 percent say he should drop out now; and 28 percent say he should stay in the race through the convention.
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Only 2628 percent said he should drop out after the last votes are cast on June 28500 in the final Democratic primary in Washington, D.C. Sixteen percent said Sanders should drop out now.
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I had to drop out of college for a while.
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I hope that Carly Fiorina and Chris Christie drop out.
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They were all people forced to drop out of rehabilitation.
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His condition deteriorated and he eventually had to drop out.
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If not, expect most of them to drop out soon.
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Both candidates now say their party opponents should drop out.
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If you don't keep people engaged, then people drop out.
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Students often drop out of school to enter the workforce.
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Please tune in to the puzzle, but don't drop out!
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No. It's been too long to just drop out now.
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Drop out's not the right word, drop out of that.
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Ted Cruz to drop out of the election race. 217.
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A lot of them drop out of physical rehabilitation programs.
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High school drop out rates have actually plummeted in 218.
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When they do, though, most drop out of the game.
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Or will they turn on, tune in, and drop out?
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Sometimes albums just drop out of the sky like magic.
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She says the assault eventually caused her to drop out.
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John Kasich were all unlikely to drop out anytime soon.
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In the first bucket, Ben Carson needs to drop out.
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TC: What if they want to drop out of school?
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He didn't drop out of the race or endorse Mrs.
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Will Cruz and Trump call on Rubio to drop out?
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Incidentally, Senator Cruz is also telling you to drop out.
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Two of his brothers had to drop out of school.
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Trump and Cruz both called on Rubio to drop out.
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"Nancy Pelosi is not going to drop out," said Rep.
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"If you get indicted, will you drop out?" he asked.
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Reverse or drop out of the Paris climate change accords.
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Thirteen percent of female Republicans said he should drop out.
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But he'd decided earlier in the week to drop out.
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So, why not just drop out of the race today?
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It's not for me to tell them to drop out.
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They're also more likely to drop out of high school.
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Hypercapitalism works by squeezing every last drop out of us.
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Watch: Have you ever wanted to drop out of capitalism?
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Don't expect Sanders to actually drop out until after California.
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By Friday evening, we had 210 more people drop out.
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She graduated from high school; she did not drop out.
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Well... here's one way to drop out of the race.
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Some women get discouraged and drop out along the way.
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Cory Booker the latest person of color to drop out.
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Ultimately, Ryan decided to drop out of his PhD program.
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The decision to drop out largely came down to finances.
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If she wants to help him, drop out and endorse.
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And if people drop out of your circle, be forgiving.
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I believe Carson will drop out no later than Wednesday.
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Kamala D. Harris of California drop out of the race.
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She had been forced to drop out of elementary school.
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He should drop out of the city council race immediately.
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Some privately urged Trump to drop out of the race.
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Just as students of color often drop out at a higher rate than whites from universities on the mainland, at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, it's white students who drop out at higher rates.
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Robin had to drop out of a private school for girls.
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For some people we don't encourage people directly to drop out.
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I think it's altogether possible that he'll drop out before November.
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No, Trump is not going to drop out of the race.
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So parties put pressure on their own candidates to drop out.
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The result is overcrowded amphitheatres, and a high drop-out rate.
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Approximately 25 percent of all students drop out of the program.
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Half of the participants drop out, leading them back to prison.
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Turn on, tune in, and drop out, as the kids say.
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But Sanders has no incentive to drop out of the race.
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California Senator Dianne Feinstein told Raju that Sanders should drop out.
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But, he added, candidates drop out and the game rapidly changes.
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Many have rebuked Trump or called for him to drop out.
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Most drop out of school young and are wed soon after.
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If she can't win Kentucky, she should drop out of race.
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"Some people had to drop out of school," said Mama Mercy.
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But he is under growing pressure from Republicans to drop out.
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John McCain said Moore should drop out of the race immediately.
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Some of them should do the right thing and drop out.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) did drop out a few weeks ago.
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The first he called "Drop-Out" paintings, after an advertising term.
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The higher costs could force some to drop out of school.
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RAMOS: If you get indicted would you going to drop out?
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I saw a lot of people drop out to be fighters.
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Many promising runners drop out of school to continue their training.
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Do you think he's looking for an excuse to drop out?
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Amy Klobuchar's decision to drop out of the Democratic on Monday.
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And sponsors of the RSA conference were beginning to drop out.
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Even his Republican colleagues were reportedly encouraging him to drop out.
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Don't drop out of school over, 'I don't feel comfortable there.
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They are more likely to drop out when times get hard.
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And most poor people turn these programs down or drop out.
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Certain parts of words drop out and speech sounds like mumbling.
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He also said he would not drop out of the race.
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Go deeper: John Delaney's staffers have asked him to drop out
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Sheeran has been known to drop out of the limelight before.
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Djokovic became the 10th man to drop out of a match.
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The email called on Bloomberg to drop out of the race.
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Go deeper: More companies drop out of Facebook-led cryptocurrency plan
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It's no wonder that too many students drop out before graduation.
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But no candidate left Nevada feeling damaged enough to drop out.
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And Bloomberg and Steyer won't feel any pressure to drop out.
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She was going to have to drop out of grad school.
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Some students miss days of school, and others drop out completely.
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"I wish half of them would just drop out," she said.
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And Roy Moore's not going to drop out of the race.
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I wish Biden and other white men would drop out instead.
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Their clock to drop out of the race will be ticking.
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Kamala Harris, who had yet to drop out at that point.
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"A lot of people drop out of the process," Paxton said.
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"Don't just drop out because you want to start selling sneakers."
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This year saw 20193 Democratic candidates and one Republican drop out.
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Did Trump know that Republicans wanted him to drop out (of course); was he going to drop out (of course not); was he going to bring up the rape allegations against Bill Clinton during tonight's debate (maybe).
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Though she's a bit of a drop-out, she's a drop-out in the way that only very privileged people can be: she runs a (tediously wacky) café and turns up to work when she wants to.
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He said he had not asked the younger Hunter to drop out of the 2020 race, stating that telling someone to "drop out rather than letting them decide what's best for themselves and their family" was unwise.
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Trump could self-destruct or drop out for no reason at all.
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Nearly 80% say they wish at least a few would drop out.
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If Chuck didn't drop out of the race, he'd leak Chuck's secret.
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Teen mothers are significantly more likely to drop out of high school.
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Why shouldn't Rubio drop out and let Kasich become the anti-Trump?
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Her specialty is loungey songs that drop out into cold empty space.
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Students from poorer backgrounds are more likely than others to drop out.
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Since the merger policy was adopted, drop-out rates may have risen.
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The Vermont senator faces intense pressure to drop out of the race.
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Shame, teenage pregnancy, and often terrible infection lead them to drop out.
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Swalwell's drop out would make the tiebreaker unnecessary for the July debates.
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And they really, really don't think he should drop out over it.
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Unlike the college drop-out Zuckerberg, Hughes got his degree in 2006.
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Chris Christie was preparing to drop out, and Carly Fiorina did so.
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More than half drop out of school by the age of 15.
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EXCLUSIVE-ADVENT, CVC CAPITAL DROP OUT OF PETROBRAS LIQUIGAS SALE PROCESS -SOURCES
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Among all registered voters, some 44 percent want Trump to drop out.
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Some pundits later called on O'Rourke to drop out of the race.
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Lagging candidates also may drop out on their own, narrowing the field.
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Already, the uncertainty is prompting some insurers to drop out for 2018.
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But there were many signs that he's planning to drop out soon.
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If anyone is likely to drop out after Tuesday night, it's Christie.
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If these allegations are true, Judge Moore should drop out now, today.
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Simply drop out and tell America this entire candidacy was a stunt.
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He's obviously a famed proponent of encouraging certain students to drop out.
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Arizona is the 9th state to drop out of the Crosscheck program.
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A majority of them say Trump should drop out of the race.
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Still, money can be one major reason community college students drop out.
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I can't start with it, but I can drop out another one.
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Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, urged Moore to drop out of the race.
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If Rubio loses Florida, he'll almost certainly drop out of the race.
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And would you drop out of the race if you get indicted?
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Some called for the GOP nominee to drop out of the race.
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But, of course, people drop out of drama school all the time.
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Drop out rates are highest for students from families with low incomes.
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Earlier he said that he would never drop out of the race.
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But Sanders insisted that he had not pressured her to drop out.
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He then planned to drop out and endorse the most progressive candidate.
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A plurality — 47 percent — said they wished several candidates would drop out.
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Over 17 percent of teachers drop out within their first five years.
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Or, perhaps more likely, plans could drop out of the market altogether.
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Such students tend to drop out of college at very high rates.
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"Have you asked Joe whether he's going to drop out?" he asked.
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More insurers may drop out for 2018, making insurance plans more expensive.
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Some enrollees drop out throughout the year and don't pay their premiums.
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"If it persists, it'll drop out of the index," Roper added, jokingly.
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So Cleary tried to drop out of school in the first grade.
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So at 16 years old, he made the decision to drop out.
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If she worked more, she might want to drop out of school.
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Munger doesn't fit the popular narrative of the college drop-out billionaire.
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I am not arguing that Sanders should drop out of the race.
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Sanders says Moore should drop out if the claims are true. Nov.
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Some drop out of Stanford for the lure of a start-up.
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Sponsors of the parade began to drop out on Wednesday as well.
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In previous races, teams have had to drop out when this happens.
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Some drop out of school, steal or dabble with skin-whitening creams.
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And students who drop out are significantly more likely to be incarcerated.
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Those people would drop out of the market, and premiums would decline.
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If the economy slows, you drop out of participation on the margin.
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It's forcing students to drop out of school before getting a degree.
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Numerous prominent Republican lawmakers have called on Moore either to drop out immediately, as Senator John McCain did on Thursday, or to drop out if the allegations prove to be true, as Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell did.
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Girls are 2.5 times more likely to drop out of school than boys.
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He was also allowed to drop out of high school to pursue acting.
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But are video games causing the young to turn on and drop out?
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Although lots of people still sign up, drop-out rates are sky-high.
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John Hickenlooper to drop out of the 2020 presidential race and challenge Sen.
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That'll give you a hint on who's going to drop out next. 4.
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Young Spaniards are more likely than peers elsewhere to drop out of school.
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Girls who drop out of school are even more likely to become infected.
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Even at the college system, we still have very high drop out levels.
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John Kasich, who is expected to drop out of the race Wednesday afternoon.
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"A lot of girls drop out [of sports]," St. Clair told the audience.
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No, the plane will not just drop out of the sky, he says.
|
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Hillary Clinton clinched the Democratic nomination, but Bernie Sanders refused to drop out.
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Yes, until fly maggots drop out of the tree and onto your head.
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"We had Ariana drop out for emotional reasons two days ago," Michaels said.
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They all drop out, opening the position up to none other than...TOPANGA.
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If they got angry at teachers or coaches, they'd drop out of school.
|
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Peter Thiel offers $100,000 to brilliant minds willing to drop out of college.
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He is the third Republican presidential candidate to drop out after Monday's caucuses.
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"There's evidence of a 'leaky pipeline' where women just drop out," she explains.
|
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Insurers could drop out of markets or raise premiums because of this uncertainty.
|
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Will Trump lose supporters over his decision to drop out of the debate?
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Updated: This piece now cites reports that Christie is expected to drop out.
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Low-income students are disproportionately more likely to drop out of high school.
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You don't have to keep replenishing the stock when the candidates drop out.
|
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And running out of money is the most common reason people drop out.
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Clinton to unify Democrats against Donald Trump, though no promise to drop out.
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" Mr. Reid had added: "He should drop out of the Senate race immediately.
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They squeeze every drop out of every hour without expending any extra effort.
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Just to be clear, I'm not saying that Mr. Sanders should drop out.
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Democratic leadership, however, has largely avoided publicly calling on him to drop out.
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Rick Perry was the first candidate to drop out of the GOP race.
|
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First, the obvious also-rans drop out; that probably will be early fall.
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Q: Would you drop out if polls showed you would help Trump win?
|
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And girls who were once expected to drop out are increasingly surprising Jan.
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There is little pressure on Sanders to drop out, even though he trails.
|
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Swalwell was the first Democratic nominee to drop out of the primary Monday.
|
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Several GOP leaders have called for Moore to drop out of the race.
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Sanders doesn't need to drop out, but he needs to start acting responsibly.
|
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"I don't want to drop out and become a retired person," he said.
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So far, the rest of the candidates are still refusing to drop out.
|
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It was all men, they were all awful, and women would drop out.
|
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"Drop Out, John!" shouted one patron when Ohio Governor John Kasich was introduced.
|
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Eventually, this public discontent forced Emanuel to drop out of the mayoral race.
|
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And Rubio and Kasich would likely drop out after losing their home states.
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Or, perhaps more likely, plans could eventually drop out of the market altogether.
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They could drop out of college or they could not take a job.
|
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The school administration told her she would have to drop out and reregister.
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Some of the disillusioned drop out of public life, since it's all meaningless.
|
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Many drop out of school and end up in shelters, like the Rev.
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Gabbard's decision to drop out, announced March 20163, was long in the works.
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But the instability prompted him to drop out of college, Mr. Ford said.
|
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Deval Patrick didn't drop out, but sounded like his departure might come soon.
|
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Mr. Sanders, 2700, gave no indication that he was planning to drop out.
|
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Programs showing promise suffer from diminishing participation as health care organizations drop out.
|
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His campaign says he has no plans to drop out of the race.
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His campaign says he has no plans to drop out of the race.
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I'm often tempted to drop out of races, but I never actually have.
|
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Cory Booker's announcement Monday that he would drop out of the 2020 race.
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She was the fourth candidate to drop out in August, after former Gov.
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But the Democrat ultimately opted to drop out three days before the caucuses.
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Rubio is going to get shellacked in Florida and drop out on Wednesday.
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Beto O'Rourke have decided to drop out rather than make deep staff cuts.
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She was the fourth candidate to drop out in August, after former Gov.
|
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But Trump says he is advising Jackson to drop out of contention altogether.
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Yet 30 percent of first-generation freshmen drop out of school within three years.
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Missing school can lead girls to fall behind in class and eventually drop out.
|
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These students were then more likely to drop out of high school or college.
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Johnson had lost his support and really had no choice but to drop out.
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"My son had to drop out, not by his own choice," said Desorcy, 59.
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Reid, who has endorsed Clinton, stopped short of calling on Sanders to drop out.
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And the average degree course lasts for five years—an encouragement to drop out.
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The unexpected financial burden might force her to drop out of Rutgers University-Newark.
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It forced Johnson to drop out of the race, which Theresa May eventually won.
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Some, like reader Charles Almonte, will just have a signal drop out of nowhere.
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An infantry soldier unable to keep pace can't just drop out of the infantry.
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It announced incredible sales numbers, only to have buyers scale back or drop out.
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Deutsche Bank will drop out of the index for the first time since 1998.
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In stark contrast, 64 percent of Democratic likely voters said he should drop out.
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Three in 10 Independent voters think he should drop out of the presidential race.
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Should the Vermont senator drop out and help unite the Democrats to fight Trump?
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Shkreli stood outside yelling and telling her to drop out of the presidential race.
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Mental health and learning disorders also lead students to drop out of school entirely.
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"When those words were written, I'd had to drop out of college," she said.
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Why not urge Rubio to drop out, endorse Ted Cruz, and save the party?
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Should Kasich lose Ohio, he has said he will drop out of the race.
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I went there to get away—to turn on, tune in, and drop out.
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But these figures are suspect and drop-out rates for girls are still high.
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She also urges Maroon 5 — the next Super Bowl's halftime band — to drop out.
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Would I have done it if I knew they were going to drop out?
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So, when I said, 'I'm going to drop out' I'm sure they were relieved.
|
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Though many GOP senators have said Moore should drop out, it's clear he won't.
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He plans to drop out after the debates and endorse the most progressive candidate.
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DNC chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz says there's no pressure on Sanders to drop out.
|
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Pressure would almost certainly build on Sanders to drop out before the July convention.
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In that campaign, he got Democrat Chad Taylor to drop out of the race.
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And I watched too many people, women, drop out because it was that hard.
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Zuckerberg will drop out after getting 3 percent of the vote in New Hampshire.
|
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Trump also called on Cruz to drop out in light of the Indiana results.
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But anyone can turn on, tune in, drop out — with nature — on the website.
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It is unclear if today's filing with the N.L.R.B. means Okung will drop out.
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Biden leads in delegates but Sanders has yet to drop out of the race.
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She confirmed that the party has seen volunteers drop out because of the virus.
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One-fifth (2015%) of students planning to drop out reported having mental health concerns.
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But plaguing doubts about his merits led him to drop out after one semester.
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Walker didn't drop out soon enough to have his name removed from the ballot.
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Bloomberg's move to drop out and endorse Biden on Wednesday further consolidates the field.
|
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Democratic strategist James Carville, a fierce Sanders critic, called on Sanders to drop out.
|
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Warren is the last major female candidate to drop out of the race. Rep.
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Warren herself tried to dodge the question moments after announcing she would drop out.
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The email advised her to drop out of the race or face public humiliation.
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Most (79%) wanted at least one or two of the candidates to drop out.
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A similarly high 74% wanted several or most of the candidates to drop out.
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Update: Elizabeth Warren is planning to drop out of the presidential race on Thursday.
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Both candidates are likely to face growing pressure to drop out of the race.
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They fall behind when they're suspended, and many drop out or are pushed out.
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That's not to say that everyone not named "Bernie Sanders" will immediately drop out.
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However, he wasn't the only Spiegel sibling to attend — and drop out of —Stanford.
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"Ten of them should drop out now," said Claire Celsi, an Iowa state senator.
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You might not have been forced to drop out of the labor market otherwise.
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She also warned insurers could simply drop out of the market, limiting consumers' choices.
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The ad comes as pressure mounts on Moore to drop out of the race.
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It&aposs like, OK, still attached to my phone if my headphones drop out.
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It will likely see Unilever drop out of Britain's blue chip FTSE 100 index .
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They last date to drop out of the broad negotiation class is Nov. 22.
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Julián Castro is the latest Democrat to drop out of the 2020 presidential race.
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Larry David has a message for his political doppelgänger, Bernie Sanders: Drop out, already!
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Jahana Hayes this fall, is calling on Hyde to drop out of the race.
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"I will win South Carolina," he added when asked if he would drop out.
|
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Sanders has given no indication that he intends to drop out before the convention.
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Once November sets in, substantially more buyers and sellers drop out of the market.
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The student may not acquire literacy, end up frustrated and drop out of school.
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Other Republicans followed McConnell's lead and pressed Moore to drop out of the race.
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"It's aggregate of nothing right now," he said, because broadcasters could still drop out.
|
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So Kasich will surely face immense pressure to drop out — indeed, he already is.
|
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Moore has dug in and has given no sign he's willing to drop out.
|
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On Thursday, he refused to call for Moore to drop out of the race.
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Others who had been silent on his candidacy called on him to drop out.
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But more than a quarter of those who start college drop out with no credential.
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Some people had to drop out of uni or repeat a year because of it.
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Premiums drop because sick people who need coverage more would drop out of the marketplace.
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He lasted in the race until May, the last candidate to drop out against Trump.
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Many said that if the allegations were true, Moore should drop out of the race.
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Colorado is now the second state to drop out of the suit along with Mississippi.
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In Ben Affleck's case, the actor had to drop out of his upcoming Netflix movie.
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The high-school drop-out and civic hacker who became the Digital Minister of Taiwan.
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This error, called allelic drop-out, doesn't mean that low copy number DNA is useless.
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Her college drop-out status bothered her mom for years to come, the actress revealed.
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There are times when candidates drop out and the others don't really want their endorsement.
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But Banda said those who drop out of school really have only one option: marriage.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who tweeted a hint that he should drop out of the race.
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Frenchy wasn't the only one to drop out during Fox's Grease: Live on Sunday night.
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It wasn't easy, he had to drop out more than once when funds ran tight.
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Rumors swirled this week that he'd drop out if he performed poorly in South Carolina.
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Many GOP pundits, Steele included, were questioning whether Christie would drop out of the race.
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Many have some college credit but often were forced to drop out for financial reasons.
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If Cruz, Kasich, and Carson drop out, Rubio could well do a good deal better.
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His eldest child, a 19-year-old girl, has had to drop out of school.
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Whoever wins the EMA must then drop out of the running for the Banking Authority.
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As a result, insurers will lose money and either charge more, drop out, or both.
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I would like to propose to you a third option and that is, drop out.
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The poor showing in his home state provoked Rubio to drop out of the race.
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Many other parents have to drop out of the work force or leave children unattended.
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"Turn on, tune in, drop out," Mr. Leary, who died in 1996, used to say.
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Sanders should drop out of the campaign after the California primary, regardless of the results.
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That's the opportunity of the networked era: to drop out of myths and actually do.
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Donald Trump wants you to drop out of the race for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Ms. Leong said later that she worried the student would become discouraged and drop out.
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When candidates don't do well in either of these states, they tend to drop out.
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The Ohio governor said calls for him to drop out of the race are "absurd."
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Election fraud, violence and arrests forced Tsvangirai to drop out of the race that year.
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If he doesn't drop out now, it's hard to see him bailing once he's arrived.
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The cycle of doubt becomes self-reinforcing, and students are more likely to drop out.
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SINGAPORE'S OCBC AND DBS GROUP DROP OUT OF BIDDING PROCESS FOR INDONESIA'S BANK PERMATA -SOURCES
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Marginal candidates at the bottom of the large field have begun to drop out — Rep.
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Clinton's allies are, for the most part, not calling for Sanders to drop out now.
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Facebook's foray into digital currency saw major financial backers drop out over regulatory concerns. Sen.
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Johnson's supporters have been pressuring Rich to drop out of the race against Democratic Sen.
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He canceled plans to go to South Carolina, a sign he could drop out soon.
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This crisis is also forcing students to drop out of school before getting their degrees.
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But eating disorder experts say that data often excludes patients who drop out of treatment.
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"If I drop out, Donald Trump is absolutely going to be the nominee," Kasich said.
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Girls who began menstruating tend to drop out of school — out of shame or stigma.
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I don't expect they'll drop out of this spot for the remainder of the season.
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But surprisingly, the drop-out rate is about two out of every one hundred students.
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Today, parents let their kids flake out of anything and drop out left and right.
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Moore is facing growing pressure from Republicans to drop out of the Alabama Senate race.
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O'Rourke made his decision to drop out this week, under the pressure of lagging fundraising.
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Anchors also noted that he would be under pressure to drop out of the race.
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And on Sunday night Pete Buttigieg announced that he would drop out of the race.
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And John Kasich didn't drop out soon enough, Ted Cruz's campaign manager Jeff Roe hinted.
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And I think that if they know that they can't win, they should drop out.
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And if they think that they'd be toxic in communities, then they should drop out.
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Even worse, at one school the program backfired and made students likelier to drop out.
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Almost 44 percent of all registered voters want him to drop out, the poll found.
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The effects are lasting, with online students more likely to drop out of college altogether.
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His DayGlo-inflected posters became wallpaper for the turn on, tune in, drop out generation.
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Whoever is the most ahead, they need to drop out and let that person win.
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Gillibrand is the fifth Democratic presidential contender to drop out in recent weeks, following Reps.
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Jay Inslee became the third major Democratic candidate to drop out of the 2020 race.
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It's difficult to figure out why so many women drop out of the career pipeline.
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Pambakian had to drop out of the earlier lawsuit because she signed an arbitration agreement.
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But I knew that at some point, the market would drop out from under me.
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Do you think other nations will follow suit and drop out of the Paris accord?
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If you're Biden, if you lose South Carolina, you should drop out the next day.
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Things were looking so bad that it was rumored Schumer was going to drop out.
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Girls are likelier to die before the age of five or drop out of school.
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J.R. Romano, state chairman of the Connecticut Republican Party, called for Hyde to drop out.
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Only 13 percent of Republicans think the GOP nominee should drop out of the race.
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He would've been a statistic like a lot of students who drop out of school.
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So we just drop out the A, E and the U, and write in BBRTH.
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"Someone would have to drop out really unexpectedly for us to get stuck with anything."
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I would have expected the white men polling at 0% to drop out before her.
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A lack of childcare support often forces new parents to drop out of sporting leagues.
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This was enough to persuade him to drop out of Bible college after one year.
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Ultimately it affected her grades and forced her to drop out of school, she said.
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The respondents said their decision to drop out was driven in part by low wages.
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That number is identical among all voters, with 22019 percent saying he should drop out.
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Even worse, unprepared students could be forced to drop out of school without a diploma.
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Unlike Zuckerberg, Hughes did not drop out of Harvard and got his degree in 2006.
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Without the funds, insurers could drop out of the market or spike premiums, causing chaos.
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The latest to drop out, after much soul-searching, was Siemens (SIEGY) CEO Joe Kaeser.
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He became the second presidential candidate to drop out of the race on Monday night.
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Kavanaugh added that he's not "going to let false accusations" force him to drop out.
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Lyn began to cry on the phone when she talked about watching Warren drop out.
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He will run one mile on Saturday and then will drop out to have his surgery.
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She was racking up credit card as well as student debt and had to drop out.
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"As with any longitudinal study, a disadvantage was the attrition or drop-out rate," said Demaray.
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Thirty percent of teen girls who drop out of high school cite pregnancy as the reason.
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And if Cruz were to drop out for some reason, Rubio's woes would only get worse.
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Peterson is the Trump administration's third judicial pick to drop out over a lack of qualifications.
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For example, women who enter the tech industry tend to drop out after a few years.
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In 2016, Kasich was the last GOP candidate to drop out as Trump secured the nomination.
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Madhavan added that in rural areas, young girls might drop out of school in mass numbers.
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Usually the first two states clarify the primary contests, and some candidates did indeed drop out.
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Mitch McConnell, who say they believe the women and have called upon Moore to drop out.
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Students must be given a drop-out period, when they can leave without any loan obligation.
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Obamacare markets could also face further destabilization if immigrants drop out of the markets in droves.
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Join me in asking Maroon 20173 to drop out of the 22017 Super Bowl halftime show.
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Their defence was that women are more likely to drop out to marry and have children.
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With the Tube-Wringer, getting every last drop out of your toothpaste tubes is a cinch.
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Infrastructure and transportation challenges are one of the main reasons people drop out, especially young girls.
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Fifty Republican lawmakers said that he should drop out or that they wouldn't vote for him.
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Ryan and Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell have urged Moore to drop out of the race.
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"There's no drop out" (something other wireless earbud makers have struggled with, according to The Verge).
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Centene specializes in providing care to people who drop out of Medicaid because they lose eligibility.
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But her decision to drop out the match has only brought the reality star more drama.
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National Republican Party leaders have responded with demands that he drop out of the Senate race.
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Earlier this year, he called for Grayson to drop out of the primary race against Rep.
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Join me in asking Maroon 25 to drop out of the 25 Super Bowl halftime show.
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When those allegations emerged, numerous Republicans called on Mr Moore to drop out of the race.
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As crimes become harder to pull off, the least competent robbers drop out of the market.
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CHARLEY SEAVEYRockport, Massachusetts Bagehot described Jeremy Corbyn as a "rebellious private-school" drop out (June 1st).
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Others face cultural pressures to drop out, marry young and start having children of their own.
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Join me in asking Maroon 5 to drop out of the 2019 Super Bowl halftime show.
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One of them is only about 7,500 votes over the threshold, and may yet drop out.
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It's possible that he'll drop out tonight, but California's weird election rules make that very unlikely.
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Having your class spontaneously drop out is a little disorienting, but they bounced back pretty quickly.
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Soldiers, civilians, infrastructure: they're all targets to me as soon as I drop out of warp.
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The reasons these students drop out are complex, but society tends to perceive these individuals negatively.
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They say they may have to hike premiums or drop out anyway due to the uncertainty.
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But what are the chances that nine Republican candidates would voluntarily drop out of the election?
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And if Rubio loses, the pressure on him to drop out is likely to be tremendous.
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If those people don't show up, the insurers say the could drop out of the marketplaces.
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Jordan is the second potential nominee to drop out of consideration in the past 24 hours.
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They even allowed him drop out of school at age 16 to start his first business.
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Children may drop out of school and fail to acquire skills needed to prosper in life.
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"Somebody had to drop out and the competition at this point is progressing normally," Plueger said.
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Researchers compared these students to a similar group, also in the program, who didn't drop out.
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Minutes later, the lights drop out, and the din of expectant chatter gives way to shrieks.
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The biggest news of the night was Mr Cruz's decision to drop out of the race.
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Without the funds, insurers would have to spike premiums or drop out of the market altogether.
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The money was intended as a bribe to get Moore to drop out of the race.
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Breathitt, like Jefferson County, did have significant problems ranging from corruption to managing drop-out rates.
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He said about half the people trying to build healthcare companies drop out at that point.
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Another reason students drop out, Ms. Gonzalez said, is that they don't feel sure they belong.
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If Rubio fails to win Florida, there will be heightened pressure for him to drop out.
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It wasn't uncommon for girls to drop out of classes once marriages were arranged for them.
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Many of them may have to drop out of school, lose their jobs or face deportation.
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He has said he's going to remain in the race, despite mounting pressure to drop out.
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It is basic economics: as premiums rise, more low risk patients drop out of the pool.
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"Companies are either going to have to raise their prices significantly or drop out," said Sen.
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Some suffer from trauma or illness, while others drop out when they find work, she added.
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Tisile had to drop out of college and start the intensive treatment, which included injectable antibiotics.
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Current psychotherapy approaches are often slow and many patients drop out when they don't see results.
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Marysville Mayor Dan Damman condemned her comments and asked her to drop out of the race.
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This has raised doubt about whether many of these partners may try to quietly drop out.
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John Kasich (Ohio), the last two candidates to drop out of the Republican race against Trump.
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They also show an overwhelming majority of French wanted him to drop out of the election.
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Inslee is the third Democratic presidential primary candidate to drop out of the race, following Rep.
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"I'm seeing the companies — left, right and center — drop out from buying" Iranian oil, Kilduff said.
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The Ohio governor has said he'll drop out of the race if he loses at home.
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The people who will drop out are healthier, leaving a sicker and more expensive market behind.
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"Programs that don't use opioid medications have closer to 30 percent," a huge drop out rate.
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B. This article was written before O'Rourke announced his intention to drop out of the race.
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Calpers now uses Treasury rates only when a city wants to drop out of its system.
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He said that it was up to Sanders to decide when he wanted to drop out.
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Those who drop out lack the credentials for the higher-paying jobs needed to repay loans.
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Women quietly drop out of professions and workplaces where they are routinely hurt, demeaned, and isolated.
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Drop out of the race for president and come back to Texas to run for senator.
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One of the biggest reasons people drop out of STEM degrees is they don't master calculus.
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There is more movement in primaries because almost all of the candidates will eventually drop out.
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Most Republicans said that Franken should resign, but only 31 percent said Moore should drop out.
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We can ill afford to be a country where women drop out of the work force.
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During the Great Depression he was forced to drop out of school to help his family.
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Hasty calls from establishment figures for Sanders to drop out are exacerbating polarization within the party.
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She also becomes the seventh candidate to drop out of the race for the 2020 presidency.
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But Anthem blamed the Trump administration, at least in part, for its decision to drop out.
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It's a way of making sure that participants don't drop out of the trial, Kahn said.
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Linda Copp, 69, a writer and Ms. Carbonell's partner, said she hoped some would drop out.
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Vitori decided to risk her life savings and drop out of college to take over ownership.
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Just under two weeks out from the festival, she's the only announced artist to drop out.
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" And, "Sometimes, you might want to make a radical choice and drop out for a while.
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Because production got pushed to when the NBA season started and he had to drop out.
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Moore has denied any sexual misconduct and refused to drop out of the Senate special election.
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So one day during his first semester as a college sophomore, he decided to drop out.
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TWEET OF THE DAY I like CNN, but they should drop out of the polling business.
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So why would the tribes want to drop out of such a project over a pipeline?
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Moore denied the allegations, but faced calls to drop out of the race from top Republicans.
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Gillibrand became the fourth candidate in two weeks to drop out, joining Inslee, Hickenlooper and Moulton.
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She had been a teenage runaway and high school drop-out after a gruesomely abusive upbringing.
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Still, he said premiums would rise and some insurers would likely drop out, limiting people's choices.
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Dozens of Republican lawmakers and politicians have called on Trump to drop out of the race.
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Fillon has said he would drop out of the presidential race if put under formal investigation.
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Many students, frustrated that they are sitting in class without progressing toward a degree, drop out.
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Republicans in the Senate quickly called on Moore to drop out if the allegations are true.
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Ms. Fleming decided she had to drop out of school, just one semester short of finishing.
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Trump, however, emphatically declared he would not drop out in a message on Twitter on Saturday.
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The song moves along with satisfying bass only to drop out for a bar or two.
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In a press conference Saturday night, Trump called on Rubio to drop out of the race.
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Fortunately for my personal safety, fate intervened: My fatigue worsened, and I had to drop out.
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Without help, NAMI reports they're more likely to have lower GPAs, drop out, and become unemployed.
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If Tim Ryan can't stand up to criticism from Tulsi Gabbard, he should probably drop out.
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Connor (Jack Falahee) has decided to drop out of law school, prompting an intervention from the others.
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I didn't even drop out of college to work on a hedge fund like the respectable slackers.
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To have a lasting impact on the race, he'd need to drop out and endorse...someone, quickly.
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"My parents wouldn't let me drop out of middle school to pursue those gaming goals," he lamented.
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He did something he thought would work out well, only for the bottom to drop out immediately.Â
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If you drop out in order to teach America a lesson, you would not be a loser.
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Either way, that combination of mutations would drop out of the population, never to be passed on.
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A new Reuters/Ipsos poll found that 19 percent of Republicans wanted their nominee to drop out.
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Trump's win will put even more pressure on candidates like Kasich to drop out of the race.
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But more than 20 percent of participants drop out because discussing their trauma openly is too grueling.
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More girls drop out than boys due to a number of issues, transportation being one of them.
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"It's such a pity that they have to drop out, because they are so smart," she said.
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Network trends are likely to get worse as Yahoo and AOL drop out of AFS going forward.
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He insisted he would not drop out of the Senate race if Sessions decides to join it.
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Despite those drop-out rates, the MOOCs have shown it can be done quickly and comparatively cheaply.
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Almost half of those who enroll in universities drop out without getting a degree, Ms Ferreyra warns.
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But a large proportion of 15-24 year-olds, especially women, drop out of education or training.
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Kernow FA, the Cornish team, had to drop out because of a lack of funds to travel.
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Renault did have one girl in its Academy program last year, but she had to drop out.
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And if any products are withdrawn from the shelves, they drop out of the inflation figures anyway.
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After the first debate, he said that perhaps Trump should drop out of the two that remain.
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This is troubling because students who miss school are likely to fall behind and eventually drop out.
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Notably, girls are far more likely to drop out of secondary school than boys (see chart 2).
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And even if you get a device paired, the audio might drop out from time to time.
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If those rates get improved, those are big enough that a lot of people will drop out.
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But Sanders judging from his remarks, he may not drop out of the race until the convention.
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Do they cut back on their hours at work, or drop out of the labor force altogether?
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The best chance of beating him would be if all but one candidate were to drop out.
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You either drop out right now, or you lose by the biggest landslide in American political history.
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The decision to drop out puts the US at odds with nearly every other nation on Earth.
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Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid also called for Grayson to drop out of the race in February.
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Insiders have tried to persuade others to drop out -- an approach that has been stymied by ego.
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The new message: The calls for Kasich to drop out are actually a testament to his strength.
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A lot of people drop out of the process because it's clunky today doesnt work very well.
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There's a nice moment where Kenny opens Hector's wallet at a gas station, and condoms drop out.
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The letter supposedly threatened the candidate's children and warned that he should drop out of the race.
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Their only hope for salvation lay in the highly unlikely event Clinton is forced to drop out.
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Indirectly, the trend even forced Britain to drop out of the European exchange-rate mechanism in 1992.
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Libra is Facebook's cryptocurrency project, which has seen several major backers drop out in the past month.
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Jolly said he would call on his Republican opponents to drop out as well if Rubio ran.
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They can't keep up in the classroom, so they drop out — 1.2 million high schoolers each year.
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Kasich has said if he doesn't win in his home state, he'll drop out of the race.
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Republicans have stepped up their calls for Moore to drop out of the race in recent days.
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Chances are, if they drop out of the race, their supporters would go to another candidate anyway.
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Gail: My guess is Clinton wins but either way, Sanders ought to drop out and endorse her.
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JAPAN'S SMFG'S CHANCES TO ACQUIRE PERMATA IMPROVE AFTER TWO RIVAL BANKS DROP OUT OF BIDDING PROCESS -SOURCES
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This last group — the "structurally unemployed" — often become discouraged and drop out of the labor market altogether.
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Castro recently threatened to drop out of the race altogether if he doesn't raise $800,000 by Halloween.
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This statistic could be an important factor should several low-polling candidates drop out before the caucuses.
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There has been some speculation in GOP circles about whether Trump might drop out of the campaign.
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Kelly allegedly believed Joann chose to drop out of school and that's why he stopped getting bills.
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"The important thing for us is to never drop out of things like health care," Meyers said.
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All of this has led to growing buzz that Donald Trump could drop out of the race!
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To drop out now, they argue, would be to surrender the state's 99 delegates to Mr. Trump.
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Trump's remaining challenger, John Kasich, will drop out of the race on Wednesday, according to multiple reports.
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John R. Kasich of Ohio, who, Mr. Trump said on Sunday, should drop out of the race.
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Industry-wide, around half of adviser trainees drop out before finishing the programs, according to media reports.
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But then I couldn't afford to pay for my master's program anymore and had to drop out.
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But Sawyer Hackett, a spokesman for Castro's campaign, pushed back on the idea he should drop out.
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Moore has denied the allegations and is refusing to drop out of the Alabama Senate special election.
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Andrew Prokop: Yeah, Rubio wouldn't drop out if he came in third behind Trump and someone else.
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Workers who return to school are also counted among those who drop out of the labor force.
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Most important, the longer it takes students to graduate, the more likely they are to drop out.
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If prices are too low and manufacturers decide to drop out, then that safety net doesn't work.
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In abstinence treatment, however, relapsers drop out and are invisible; with medication, they often remain in treatment.
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At the same time, Sanders doesn't want to drop out of the race until everyone has voted.
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In contrast, suspensions often push students to drop out and do little to address causes of violence.
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My perfectionism and pursuit of A's led me to overextend myself and drop out of high school.
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Mr. Smith also did well, but with debts mounting had to drop out after his freshman year.
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Thirty-four percent of sexual assault victims, most of them women and girls, drop out of college.
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Bloomberg gave no indication of plans to drop out as he addressed supporters in Palm Beach, Fla.
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Only this action can force otherwise reluctant candidates to put party ahead of ego and drop out.
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But he declined to call on Elizabeth Warren, who occupies a similar progressive lane, to drop out.
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This makes the company the third exhibitor to drop out of the show, following LG and ZTE.
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Prominent Republicans including Sessions asked Moore to drop out, but Moore insisted the allegations were made up.
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So all the talk about when Bush or some other candidate will drop out is quite irrelevant.
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Multiple Republicans urged Moore to drop out of the race, but Trump endorsed him despite the allegations.
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As a college student, I developed agoraphobia so intense that I had to drop out of school.
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After women have children, many work fewer hours and some – importantly – drop out of the workforce entirely.
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Bullock is the third current or former governor to drop out of 2020 contention, following Washington Gov.
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If those who drop out are the ones more likely to drink, that could skew the findings.
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Many of the students in the class would likely drop out without the extra help, Roberts said.
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He didn't see it coming, didn't know how to respond, and eventually was forced to drop out.
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Michelin, ignoring Mr. Senderens's wish to drop out of the race for stars, awarded the restaurant two.
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The more friction there is in the mix, the more people will drop out along the way.
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Buttigieg's campaign released a similar memo on Thursday, calling on Bloomberg to drop out of the race.
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Robert Brady of paying an opponent $90,000 to drop out and then trying to cover it up.
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So it is not surprising that so many girls drop out of school once they reach puberty.
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At that time, it seemed inconceivable that she would drop out two months before the Iowa caucuses.
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It's when will she drop out and, relatedly, whether she will endorse any of her rivals. 2.
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For elite universities, it makes sense to let students drop out; plenty of others await those spots.
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Top Republicans in Congress have called on Moore to drop out of the race following the allegations.
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Others say it would look nearly as bad to drop out before fighting in his home state.
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The agency projects that just over 100 -- or roughly one-fifth -- would drop out of the program.
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Whatever the case ... Meeks seems to have a message for the real-life Miranda Hobbes ... drop out.
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Yang told several reporters his plan to drop out before polls closed in New Hampshire on Tuesday.
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He is likely to face intensifying pressure within the Democratic Party to drop out of the race.
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He is due to decide on May 12 whether to continue with the deal or drop out.
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And he's facing a roadblock that's unfamiliar to his family: pressure to drop out of the race.
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Men sometimes drop out partway through or fall out of contact with researchers seeking follow-up interviews.
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While some have called for Moore to drop out of the race, others have been wishy-washy.
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People in control groups, who receive sham treatments, often drop out of studies because of negative side effects.
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Elizabeth Warren on Tuesday following Trump's victory in the Indiana primary and Ted Cruz's decision to drop out.
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It was Allen who famously convinced Gates to drop out of Harvard and pursue a career in technology.
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" It's another 15 seconds before he's completed the opening lyric: "Drop out of life / with bong in hand.
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Two in five Democratic voters want New York Mayor Bill de Blasio to drop out of the race.
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Fearing a contested convention, Trump turned his attention to Kasich, calling on the Ohio governor to drop out.
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The best thing that could happen there would be the other companies that make turbines just drop out.
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First of all, relatively few drop out of the programme, in contrast to most other drug-treatment schemes.
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This can force the business to drop out of the association altogether and return to the regulated markets.
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The Texas senator and his campaign is raising the pressure on Kasich to drop out of the race.
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The end result is a lot of young people drop out of the market and don't sign up.
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To misquote Timothy Leary, the 1960s hippie guru, a holiday is time to "turn off and drop out".
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At that single session, Amet remembers the therapist suggested that she drop out of school, given her difficulties.
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If moderate Democrats are worried about Sanders' ability to beat Trump, then some of them must drop out.
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The bac is an entrance ticket to university, yet too many students drop out once they get there.
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German Kerber has not won a title since and will now drop out of the world's top 10.
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When the accusations against Moore were first reported, McConnell called on Moore to drop out of the race.
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Most students drown: many drop out after a year, but some struggle on, retaking exams again and again.
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Click through to see those and some more of our other favorites who dropped in to drop out.
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In response, as of Wednesday, over 111,800 signed a petition asking headlining act Maroon 5 to drop out.
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Moore is facing overwhelming calls from fellow Republicans to drop out of the Senate race following the allegations.
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And if the Snapchat generation is learning how to tune in, turn on, and drop out, why now?
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Then, at the last minute, a family emergency forced one of their friends to have to drop out.
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Producer prices are rising as the prior weak readings, induced by cheap oil, drop out of the calculation.
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That would be likely to cause insurers to spike premiums or drop out of the ObamaCare market altogether.
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Flashback: McConnell has previously said he believes Moore's accusers and that Moore should drop out of the race.
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Mike Lee of Utah and Ben Sasse of Nebraska called for him to drop out of the race.
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Things got so bad that he was forced to drop out of high school during his freshman year.
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I had abandoned an English degree to drop out of college and follow a boy out of state.
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Students will and do drop out, of course (the current rate is around 10 per cent, says Allred).
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On the marketplaces: Wisconsin: Earlier this month Molina Healthcare announced it would drop out of the Wisconsin marketplace.
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The family has received death threats from right-wingers and Mashal's sisters had to drop out of school.
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"I haven't heard from any of the special interests to get me to drop out," Kasich said Monday.
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The bottom line is at least a couple candidates need to drop out after the South Carolina primary.
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The poll also found that 22019 percent of likely voters think Trump should drop out of the race.
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In fact, the view remains that deflationary pressures will eventually drop out and rates will eventually go up.
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It got to the stage where I had to drop out because I was too thin to sing.
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But he did not say he would drop out or suspend his campaign, as ABC News reporters stated.
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Smith: Let me just say the future won't be a good time to drop out of high school.
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Under-resourced schools that feature underpaid teachers and administrators tend to produce underperforming students who eventually drop out.
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Up until the 211s, women tended to drop out of work once they hit their prime childbearing age.
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In 2012-13 the 18 higher-education establishments with the highest drop-out rates were all private providers.
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Worthy candidates without overflowing war chests have shown themselves more willing to drop out and back fellow Democrats.
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It's no wonder that teenage suicide among transgender youths is high and so many drop out of school.
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The people who will drop out in droves are the ones who are not getting a premium subsidy.
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Scotty didn't have to drop out of the Republican primaries after polling at less than 1 percent, though.
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About 45 seconds before InSight lands, it will drop out of the shell and fall toward the surface.
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Grayson has faced pressure to drop out of the race amid months of scrutiny over his business activities.
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Moore has continued to deny the allegations and he says he will not drop out of the race.
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Finman hated school — he says one teacher told him to drop out and get a job at McDonald's.
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Chasing the dream in New York CityFeloni: It was after sophomore year when you decided to drop out?
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If you're freelancing and one of, say, five clients drop out, you only lose part of your pay.
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However, according to the report, Trump did not explicitly call for Moore to drop out of the race.
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Moore denied the allegations and soon after faced calls from top Republicans to drop out of the race.
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But the Vermont senator has said he won't drop out before the Democratic National Convention in late July.
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Mr. Trump rejected calls to drop out of the race, but its trajectory may have been permanently altered.
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Byrne said he doesn't believe Moore will drop out of the race and called the idea that Sen.
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They drop out because they think what they're learning is not relevant to the rest of their lives.
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If those people don't show up, the insurers say they could drop out of the marketplaces. http://bit.
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"They keep forgetting, when people drop out, we are going to get a lot of votes," Trump said.
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Unlike candidates forced to drop out when money dried up, Mr. Carson was still receiving donations from supporters.
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They drop out of high school and are more likely to end up in the criminal justice system.
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The campaign also said that Hunter has no plan to drop out of his race for re-election.
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Many girls in developing countries drop out of education at puberty because their schools do not have washrooms.
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And that raises a thorny question: Is it time for them to drop out of Division I altogether?
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They don't understand that as people drop out, I'm going to get a lot of those votes also.
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Without it, healthier people would be expected to drop out of the market, which then increases insurance premiums.
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The news was confirmed in the statement the festival gave after the singer was forced to drop out.
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Facebook's blockchain boss David Marcus defends the feasibility of Libra after a quarter of its partners drop out
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Some spectators must have assumed that Zonderland, one of the favorites, would simply drop out of the competition.
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There are even skiers and snowboarders who drop out of helicopters in order to ride in remote locations.
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The liberal filmmaker went on to urge Trump to just drop out and let Republicans tap another candidate.
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Many of them drop out, though often well after they should have, with substantial debt and no degree.
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The president persuaded Mr. Tarkanian to drop out of the Senate primary and instead run for the House.
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But he decided in October to drop out and back Begich to avoid throwing the election to Dunleavy.
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Major characters drop out of the story, never to come back; uninteresting peripheral ones are gifted unnecessary scenes.
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The mere fact that he is likely to lose isn't going to inspire him to drop out now.
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They were not less likely to drop out, and they were not less likely to fail a class.
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We alternately drop out of the work force for our daughters or go back to work for them.
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During rehearsals, when she offered resistant dancers a chance to drop out, at least half of them left.
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I'm sad that Warren didn't get more support and now it's probably time for her to drop out.
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Ms. Wences said that if she got pregnant now, she would probably have to drop out of college.
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Unsurprisingly, Tuesday's results have amplified existing calls from pundits and Democratic Party insiders for Sanders to drop out.
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Ocasio-Cortez also argued that Sanders shouldn't drop out while states have yet to hold their primary elections.
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Drop out: As Americans turned on and tuned in, Leary urged them to commit to choice and change.
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Sanders has yet to drop out of the race, though he has said he is considering his options.
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At 18, he was in college, but had to drop out to take care of his ill grandmother.
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Mike Johnston (D) ended his senate bid Tuesday, becoming the first Democrat to drop out since former Gov.
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If a few operators do need to drop out of a mission, it shouldn't affect the mission's schedule.
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Sanders's campaign has said he will reassess his campaign but has yet to drop out of the race.
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With such a crowded 2020 field, candidates inevitably fail to meet the delegate targets or drop out altogether.
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Scholarships for underprivileged students are being unconscionably delayed, leading many to skip meals or drop out of college.
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If there were any questions about whether she would drop out of the race, she dispensed with them.
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Her campaign is leaner than some of her rivals, so she's not under immediate pressure to drop out.
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Juilliard has a policy against students taking professional roles before graduation, so he would have to drop out.
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And it's true that Ms. Granger once called for Mr. Trump to drop out of the 2016 race.
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Booker made the decision over the weekend to drop out of the race, a campaign aide tells CNN.
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Even if he were to drop out, his name would still appear on the ballot under state law.
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"That was Kasich's advice to Cruz: to drop out because he wasn't mathematically viable," Dent told The Hill.
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I don&apost want my son to have to drop out of school to pay for my funeral.
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"The turning point is definitely not Kamala deciding to drop out, which has certainly helped," Mr. Booker said.
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A nomination to a cabinet-level position would have required Mr. Collins to drop out of the race.
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Others joked for him to drop out of school so he can continue the ritual with his dad.
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He has been a strong defender of the nuclear accord and may drop out to support Mr. Rouhani.
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But Warren cast aside the notion that she intended to drop out of the race any time soon.
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Students who drop out of college struggle to find jobs that pay enough for rent and the bank.
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Many viewers drop out along the way or dip in and out again, and this is perfectly acceptable.
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Booker never found his own lane and it appeared like he was waiting for others to drop out.
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These parcels of feeling and intellect drop out one at a time, like packs from a cigarette machine.
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A poll on Thursday showed a majority of French voters want him to drop out of the race.
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Periods are among the leading factors for girls to drop out of school, often to get married early.
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Even if Moore decided to drop out of the race, his name would still appear on the ballot.
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After the allegations surfaced, multiple top Republicans called for Moore to drop out of the Alabama Senate race.
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Ms. Harris, they note, had qualified for the December debate but chose instead to drop out, they said.
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Jon Huntsman, who himself endorsed Trump just last week, called on the real estate mogul to drop out.
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Girls who marry have an increased risk of sexual violence, poorer health and higher school drop-out rates.
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Students who got pregnant by their teachers have had to drop out of school, the advocacy group said.
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Part of me wonders if he's going to drop out and endorse another candidate right there on stage.
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"I'm considering having to drop out or cut back, because I can't make ends meet," Ms. Perez said.
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I took to the House floor in 2015 and called on Trump to drop out of the race.
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Moore has denied the allegations and resisted calls from top Republican leaders to drop out of the race.
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At the same time, less-skilled workers might lose their jobs and drop out of the labor force.
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Kasich said last month he'd drop out of the race if he loses his home state of Ohio.
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Word of Harris' decision to drop out was first reported by The Atlantic prior to her official announcement.
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He also didn't do well in the primaries, leaving him to drop out of the race this morning.
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Boleyn's mother and father forbid her to drop out of school and leave Washington while still so young.
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It touches on the reality that students who drop out of segregated schools often end up in prison.
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What happens if one of the presidential candidates has to drop out of the race before Election Day?
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According to Politico, the GOP elite has told Kasich to drop out and give his support to Rubio.
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To have his best chance against Donald Trump and Ted Cruz, Mr. Rubio needs Mr. Kasich to drop out.
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Having to care for elderly family members is already a prime reason for women to drop out of work.
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That's because breast-feeding mothers are more likely to work part time or drop out of the workforce altogether.
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The Ohio governor ran in 2016, and was the last Republican to drop out as Trump clinched the nomination.
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If Lee milked every last drop out of his round, Koepka left a bit of money on the table.
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But as mortgage rates began to rise at the start of this year, potential buyers began to drop out.
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Year-over-year inflation rates are rising as the weak readings during the year drop out of the calculation.
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The placement program still doesn't encourage students to drop out, as is the sort of tradition in Silicon Valley.
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"If these other billionaires paid their fair shares [of taxes], I wouldn't have had to drop out," he said.
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We went to college (all of us) but the growing debt made me drop out and look for work.
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She explained that she moved to Hawaii for school, but was forced to drop out due to financial hardship.
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Some, like Farley and fellow Rutgers student Nicole Dykstra, suspect they'll have to drop out if the bill passes.
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Some Republicans expect one or both of them to drop out of the Republican race if they finish badly.
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But it is very understandable why some people opt to drop out and resume treatment from time to time.
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Part of that difference is because the weakest students attend the worst universities, where drop-out rates are highest.
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But even as his staff fled the campaign en masse, he refused to drop out of the race Monday.
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With "friends" like these, it's no wonder women drop out of tech careers at twice the rate of men.
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Trump told Shanahan he would support him either way and wasn't pressuring him to drop out, the source added.
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But despite ongoing government initiatives, drop-out rates are high and almost one in two women are still illiterate.
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In fact, research shows student parents accumulate debt and drop out at rates higher than their child-free peers.
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The drop-out rate among migrants is 14.2 percent, compared with a national average of just under six percent.
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Cellular networks are obvious, but these can change and drop out as a drone moves from place to place.
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Zuckerberg and Moskovitz decided to drop out of Harvard and stay to relocate their operations and start hiring employees.
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Twelve percent of likely Republican voters said Trump should drop out of the race because of his 2005 comments.
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More could still drop out , but none will be able to enter new markets once next week's deadline passes.
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But women were far more likely to drop out, and when they did, the wage penalty was more severe.
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"I want students who pay a certain fee, remain current on tuition and do not drop out," he said.
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The White House had previously said Moore should drop out of the race if the allegations are true. Nov.
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After allegations of domestic abuse emerged from his ex-wife, Grayson faced calls from many Democrats to drop out.
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In a recent Reuters/Ipsos poll, 44 percent of registered voters want Trump to drop out of the race.
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Nineteen percent of Republicans in the Reuters/Ipsos poll released early Wednesday say the controversial billionaire should drop out.
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Moderator Jorge Ramos pressed Clinton on whether she would drop out of the presidential race if she is indicted.
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He said Rubio had a "very, very bad night" and called on him to drop out of the race.
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Will John Kasich, who believes he can do better in the north of the country, drop out anytime soon?
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That means there is little incentive for either to drop out even though they are splitting the conservative vote.
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The White House had previously said that Moore should drop out of the race if the allegations are true.
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This group of kids reports the highest rates of sexual harassment; many drop out of school due to bullying.
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If everyone got money whether or not they worked, wouldn't tons of people drop out of the labor market?
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Carson, the GOP presidential candidate drop-out and surgeon with no government experience, is up for Trump's housing secretary.
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Fillon has said he would drop out of the race if he was to be put under formal investigation.
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Japanese youths often drop out of community activities and focus on school affairs by junior high, limiting possible confidants.
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They see a way for him to secure the nomination: Ask Clinton, the Democratic frontrunner, to drop out altogether.
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Some candidates did drop out before the March filing deadline, but most key races still have crowded primary fields.
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Moore, who is pushing back against pressure from Republicans to drop out of the race, has denied meeting Nelson.
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Girls even drop out of school during puberty because they simply don't have the means to manage their periods.
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It has successfully leaned on several lower-tier Democratic candidates to drop out, hoping to consolidate the Democratic vote.
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It is expected that some companies may have to drop out, unable to adapt to the new business model.
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As a result, insurance companies will have no choice but to raise rates or drop out of the market.
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Black students are also more likely than average to drop out, with more than 10% not finishing their degrees.
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Moore has denied the allegations and has refused to drop out of the race, which is set for Tuesday.
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Following the allegations, McConnell called on Moore to drop out of the race, but Moore, buoyed by Bannon, refused.
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At the time, he shunned calls for him to drop out of the race -- and ultimately won the election.
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" Trump on Monday evening suggested that "both drop out of the race" in order to "unify the Republican Party.
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But he had to drop out of the primaries because of reports he had plagiarized part of a speech.
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Sanders's spokesman said earlier this week that the Vermont senator has no plans to drop out of the race.
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John McCain, said the report was enough for them to call for Moore to drop out of the race.
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So what was I going to tell Justin: Don't drop out of school and play music for a living?
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They'll just drop out of the system and people will have a problem getting the care, getting the access.
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"The longer distance means that kids drop out of active travel when they move to secondary school," he said.
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Moore vehemently denied the allegations, though many Republicans in Washington called on him to drop out of the race.
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His backpedaling was rewarded, and Trump tweeted that Heller's primary challenger, Danny Tarkanian, should drop out of the race.
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This comes as last year's big declines in prices of cell phone service plans drop out of the calculation.
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The drums drop out entirely and the lead guitarist explores chromatic figures that veer in and out of tonality.
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It was not immediately clear if Gou would run as an independent candidate or drop out of the campaign.
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And yet Latino students drop out of high school at a higher rate than members of any other minority.
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Millions of college freshmen flunk those courses and, because algebra is often required, many drop out of school altogether.
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The recent roster changes forced MAD Lions to drop out of the European Minor closed qualifier held last weekend.
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One N.Y.U. student also did well, but with debts mounting, he had to drop out after his freshman year.
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The gains came despite news the company is set to drop out of Germany's benchmark GDAXI index this month.
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Here's the kicker: Bateson said she'd drop out of the race if the party endorsed someone else — then didn't.
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He had moved to Ohio in part to be near his father, not to drop out of show business.
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And if Nadler were to hop on the UBI train, Herzog would happily drop out and back him instead.
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Mr. Moore denied the accusations and refused to drop out of the race despite pressure from Republican elected officials.
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Her decision to drop out of the 2020 race comes ahead of the third Democratic primary debate on Sept.
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There is no imperative, at this point, for every low-polling Presidential contender to drop out of the race.
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After reports surfaced that Ms. Howard had lied, other politicians called for her to drop out of the race.
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Mike Bloomberg wasn't the only long-shot former tech tycoon to drop out of the 2020 presidential race yesterday.
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In September, he warned that unless he raised $1.7 million in 10 days, he would have to drop out.
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This means that she can't pay school fees of $30 per child, and Fedline has had to drop out.
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"If you look at why students drop out of school, the number one reason is not grades," Ruggiero said.
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Sergeant Eduardo Manata, who leads the teams from Pombal, said the job is extremely demanding and many drop out.
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Scott Paul, president of the Alliance for American Manufacturing, also said he would drop out of the council Tuesday.
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"We have a lot of people who are very difficult to educate and tend to drop out," he said.
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" He said, "Yeah, but if you drop out one day after the midway mark, we keep all your money.
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And studying babies is messy, difficult, and time-consuming, with a really high drop-out rate among the participants.
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Surfacing just weeks before Election Day, a public outcry grew for Mr. Trump to drop out of the race.
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None of the candidates are likely to drop out before the South Carolina primary on Saturday, frustrating some Democrats.
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The former Uber chief persuaded Mr. York to drop out of school at 18 to join Uber in 2012.
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Scott Walker's Democratic challenger, state education chief Tony Evers, last week challenged Walker to drop out of the lawsuit.
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But a Labor Department under Donald Trump could simply drop out of any case inherited from the Obama administration.
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Personality: Once the cocky Harvard drop-out, Zuckerberg is now more apt to listen to wise men and women.
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"My parents didn't help me to drop out, but once it finally happened they supported my decision," Turner admitted.
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At a rally organized on Sunday in Paris, he lashed out at those calling for him to drop out.
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Otherwise, they face a run-off with the runner-up while the remaining candidates are forced to drop out.
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The video, released late Friday, sparked calls from many prominent Republicans for him to drop out of the race.
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This has led to drugs, and these drugs have led people to drop out permanently from the labor force.
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Moore has denied any wrongdoing, even as multiple Republicans have called on him to drop out of the race.
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The more such signals Facebook incorporated into the feed, the more clickbait began to drop out of the feed.
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Inslee's decision to drop out comes about a week before the deadline to qualify for the next Democratic debate.
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Sure, his strategy — that Trump would drop out and throw his support to Cruz — turned out not to work.
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For instance, if Mr. Trump will drop out only when he has wrought sufficient damage on the Republican brand that his replacement has — to keep the math simple — a 17 percent chance to win the election, then similar calculations suggest that markets give Mr. Trump a 10 percent chance to drop out.
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I read the philosophers he name-dropped, and eventually I was the most well-read secondary school drop out ever.
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For him, it was the scorching heat during the day and the evening rains that led him to drop out.
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Timothy Leary, the LSD guru who encouraged people to "turn on, tune in, drop out," dropped out of West Point.
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"We had Ariana drop out for emotional reasons two days ago," Michaels said during the interview, which was previously recorded.
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In 2010, Mary J. Blige signed on to play Nina, but later had to drop out due to scheduling conflicts.
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He's brought along his sort of hook up, Cameron Howe (Mackenzie Davis), a genius college drop out and computer programmer.
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"We do know that overtraining and drop-out rates increase as children specialize into one sport," Sacheck said by email.
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Cory Gardner, who leads the National Republican Senatorial Committee, both called on Moore to drop out of the race Monday.
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Climb students start making tiny payments as soon as they take out a loan (refunded if they drop out fast).
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Bennet was the seventh senator to jump into the 2020 field — and, now, the fourth to drop out, after Sens.
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Of those who drop out, two-thirds move on either to methadone, a widely used heroin substitute, or to abstinence.
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The song's first line is ''Drop out of life with bong in hand,'' and things only get hazier from there.
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The couple stepped in when Leonardo DiCaprio was forced to drop out, offering their home for the star-studded event.
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So it's not surprising how concerned they were when Gates told them he was planning to drop out of Harvard.
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Trump's success in the Hoosier State forced his main competition in the party, Texas Senator Ted Cruz, to drop out.
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On the one hand, Jeb Bush suffered yet another humiliating defeat — so humiliating that he was forced to drop out.
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Some people drop out of treatment because they plain don't like the therapist they're seeing, which is completely reasonable, too.
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The size of QNB Finansbank's refinancing has not been set to maintain flexibility if some lenders drop out, bankers said.
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The stronger candidates left standing will have less financial incentive to drop out even if they hit a speed bump.
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His Vine popularity spread to other platforms, prompting Paul to drop out of college to pursue a career in entertainment.
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More work is needed to establish why women are discouraged from becoming economists, or drop out, or are denied promotion.
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Uber's Travis Kalanick was one of the earliest to drop out of an advisory role to Trump under public pressure.
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Some young women will drop out of school or university out of embarrassment, others are ostracized by family and friends.
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"The most important thing to understand about Timothy McVeigh is, he did not drop out of the sky," says Goodman.
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If you're not shooting people, then drop out of portrait mode, or prepare yourself for some blurry and fun messes.
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Mr Di Maio, a university drop-out, is known for his grammatical howlers, but he can concoct a good soundbite.
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" But a year and a half ago, she had this to say, "Should Donald Trump drop out of the race?
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But if we aren't interested in getting down to one candidate, we don't need to encourage people to drop out.
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Recently, an indigenous friend of mine was forced by her family to drop out and marry because she got pregnant.
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Click here to view original GIFClimb aboard kids—it's time to tune in, drop out, and have your mind expanded.
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Mark Kirk tweeted that Trump should drop out and that Republican Party leaders should engage rules for an emergency replacement.
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SO IF YOU HAVE NEGATIVE INTEREST RATES AND THEY STAY TOO LONG, A NUMBER OF THE FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARIES DROP OUT.
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He was charged with massive campaign finance violations in August, too late for him to drop out of the race.
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He emphatically tweeted that he would not drop out of the race as some called for him to do so.
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D.C. had the lowest math test scores, reading test scores and SAT scores, and also the highest drop out rate.
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Emma Thompson put a lot of careful thought into her decision to drop out of Skydance Animation's Luck, it seems.
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"I was in third or fourth, and I thought, 'I probably shouldn't drop out,' so I kept going," Linden said.
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Desiree Linden, not Shalane Flanagan, said, "I was in third or fourth, and I thought, 'I probably shouldn't drop out.'"
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Both men have their own islands, offer fortunes to students who will drop out of college, and are angel investors.
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"They don't understand that as people drop out, I'm going to get a lot of those votes also," he said.
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Japan's bubble economy burst in 1989, but it took a few years before Hawai'i's tourism felt the bottom drop out.
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If he doesn't win Florida, it could be so embarrassing for him that he could drop out of the race.
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Studies have found that children from food-insecure families are more likely to drop out of high school before graduation.
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"I'm not trying to inspire people to drop out of school or leave home at 16 or 17," he says.
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Like others, they often drop out of university—and, even more worrying, do not seem to be thriving at work.
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Child marriage is associated with mental health problems, poverty and increased high school drop-out rates, various studies have shown.
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When paid-for goods, such as maps and music recordings, become free digital services they too drop out of GDP.
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Sanders' campaign said separately that the Vermont senator is not planing to drop out of the race before the convention.
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I understood the problem intimately—that circumstance had forced me to drop out of Howard, in the fall of 1990.
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Otherwise, she said premiums will rise 20 percent across the market and more insurers would drop out of the exchanges.
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Turns out that lots of candidates are going to drop out between now and the dog days of the primaries.
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Franks agreed to drop out of the race to be the Republican Study Committee chairman to allow Harris to run.
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Some of his fans quoted his every word; others expressed nervousness that he might formally drop out of the race.
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That's why no one should be surprised if more establishment Republicans drop out or lose primaries in the coming years.
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Around 50% more of them drop out of high school, and they are four times less likely to finish college.
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Black students may, on average, get lower scores on standardized tests, and drop out of high school at higher rates.
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The poll comes as Moore faces growing pressure to drop out of the Alabama Senate race from Republicans in Washington.
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The student who was arrested in February did not drop out, and he attended every meeting of the policing class.
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Last Saturday, Rubio declined to say whether he'd drop out of the presidential race if he loses the Florida primary.
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Studies have shown that child marriage is associated with mental health problems, poverty and increased high school drop-out rates.
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Many Republican lawmakers were quick to say he should drop out of the special election if the allegations are true.
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Today, the National Review Editorial Board also set out the case against Roy Moore and why he should drop out.
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Every day between now and December 12 -- assuming Moore doesn't drop out -- every Republican Senator will face questions about him.
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The technology's speed, reliability of connection, and lack of drop-out that are key to the success of virtual shopping.
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"I think this is problematic enough and Amazon has shown enough troubling behavior that I would drop out," Florida said.
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"Without financial aid, many students drop out of school or decide not to go to college at all," he says.
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She injured her leg so badly this season that fans feared she might have to drop out of the competition.
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Close to half of the 52-member majority promptly called for him to drop out of the Alabama Senate race.
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Still, he has faced calls from a growing number of Republican lawmakers and officials to drop out of the race.
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The research is quite clear that kids who don't drop out and complete school are less likely to commit crime.
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When one of the two would inevitably drop out, the loser would throw an endorsement behind the candidate still running.
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The big question of the night is whether Rubio will drop out of the race if he doesn't finish first.
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So a lot of people who were just buying insurance to avoid the penalty will drop out of the market.
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If he finishes fourth or fifth on Tuesday, it'll be humiliating, and probably a sign that he should drop out.
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Its first bond, for 8 million shekels, aims to reduce the drop-out rate among higher education computer science students.
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That's why I doubt he's going to drop out, and may very well be on his way to the Senate.
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After Iowa, rumors—fueled by the Cruz campaign—swirled that the former pediatric neurosurgeon would drop out of the race.
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In some third-world countries, once you drop out of the education system, it can lead to an underage marriage.
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Finman was especially frustrated with his high school teachers, and begged his parents to let him drop out at 15.
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Today, the National Review Editorial board also set out the case against Roy Moore and why he should drop out.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York is the latest Democratic contender to drop out of the 2020 presidential primary.
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Han said that he would drop out if it was shown that he had taken money from China's Communist Party.
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On Wednesday, the president said it was "possible" the U.S. would drop out of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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"Bernie has a real decision to make," AFT President Randi Weingarten said without explicitly calling on Sanders to drop out.
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He was so fast, in fact, that two of his three pacesetters had to drop out about 230 minutes later.
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They are less likely to test on grade level or to graduate, and they are more likely to drop out.
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College students would drop out to play full time, win millions, and quietly become celebrities in their own gaming circles.
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There's a section where all the drums drop out and Scott and Drake are just rapping over big bass drones.
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Sheikh Ahmad, she said, told her to drop out of the election because he had already decided to back Kiron.
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People just drop out of the work force, and then we wonder why they don't go up to the top.
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Just two days before Super Tuesday, former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg announced he would drop out of the contest.
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Amy Klobuchar's decision to drop out of the race and endorse him will propel him to success in the state.
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Kamala Harris entered the presidential race as one of the most promising Democratic candidates, only to drop out in December.
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Bernie Sanders has yet to drop out of the race, but Biden is the leader by far among pledged delegates.
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"I don't have any pressure — financial pressure or political pressure — to drop out of the race," Delaney told The Hill.
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Bloomberg will undoubtedly come under increasing pressure in the coming days to reconsider this course of action and drop out.
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Elizabeth Warren, sending a barrage of hateful messages and urging her to drop out of the race and endorse him.
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Tulsi Gabbard has yet to drop out of the race, but she is consistently at the bottom of the polls.
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"It's not really standard operating procedure for everybody to drop out of the race and endorse somebody," Russell told Insider.
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Kamala Harris sank in the polls and in early December became the first once-major contender to drop out. Sen.
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You saw almost half of them drop out of the workforce, and of that group, almost half filed for disability.
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American kids don't drop out of high school at higher rates than in other countries because they are less intelligent.
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" Trump "waved off Priebus" and asked the rest of his campaign team, "Do you think I need to drop out?
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He said he would also call on his GOP opponents to also drop out of the race if Rubio ran.
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Afraid that her husband might drop out and be left disappointed again, she wanted to do the bidding through Burns.
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One reason is that they get more financial aid, and lack of money is the major reason students drop out.
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Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota also confirmed she would drop out of the race and would support the former vice president.
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To be like, 'We're going to drop out and go back to the Senate on Tuesday' — it's just not appealing.
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Meanwhile, low-income students of all races are far more likely to drop out of college than are wealthier students.
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People should start to drop out of the social media sites as they begin to realize what is going on.
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Saleh credits this as the point in which he decided to drop out of college, and pursue YouTube full time.
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She was good enough that Illinois Jacquet, the jazz saxophonist, urged her to drop out and tour with his group.
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After ripping up the textbooks from her secretarial courses, he demanded that she burn them and drop out of school.
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According to Musk's tweets, he had lobbied Trump for months for the U.S. to not drop out of the agreement.
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Still, he was in a distant fifth place and would drop out after a poor showing at the Iowa Caucus.
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As debate qualifying standards get tougher and more candidates drop out of the race, the number of participants has dwindled.
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Several Republican lawmakers, including Cassidy, retracted their endorsement of Moore or called on him to drop out of the race.
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"I'm often asked how I went from being a dyslexic school drop-out to founding many successful businesses," Branson writes.
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