I'm sure there's 20 dimes dropping into Kara Swisher's email.
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But then, clickbait began dropping into the lake of public opinion.
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"There are many bellwether retailers dropping into 'Caa' territory," Moody's said.
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Dropping into the sky, "you're equal to everyone," Ms. Martinengo said.
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She even sees the possibility of oil dropping into the high $8003s.
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Animation of atmospheric circulation, showing a series of storms dropping into California.
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For France, meanwhile, it feels as though everything is dropping into place.
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"There are sharp rocks ahead," Jeremiah reveals, his face dropping into actual panic.
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Covered Florida will be dropping into our Facebook group to help provide guidance.
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Madi did as she was told, launching into quick workouts or dropping into splits.
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Your character arrives unarmed on the island via hang glider, dropping into the action.
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The idea of dropping into a market sounds wonderful, but when you're rushing, it's horrible.
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When many people think of narcolepsy, they envision someone randomly dropping into a deep sleep.
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You'd do yourself a favor by dropping into say hello next time you're in town.
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He liked to go for walks along Pitkin Avenue, dropping into shops and people watching.
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Dropping into a low lunge, while twisting one arm upwards, works the core and legs.
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Dropping into the MCU at this point is like catching up on a soap opera.
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Wali led the way, dropping into a wide track that ran through Himalayan cedar trees.
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The bridge finally gave way, snapping the support cables and dropping into the river below.
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But we had an A&R dropping into the studio, scaring the shit out of us.
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Week after week, dropping into that ramp and performing a few simple turns helped me exhale.
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On Sunday, the North Korean missile flew 310 miles before dropping into the Sea of Japan.
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The tech-heavy index also hit an intraday all-time high before dropping into the close.
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Holloway feints a jab (frame 3) before dropping into a body shot with the left hand (5).
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Beyond these three, countries dropping into a category labeled "extreme risk" include Ethiopia, India, Pakistan and Zimbabwe.
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An endless stream of ads dropping into an email inbox is a waking nightmare for most regular people.
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Turns out, that myth might be true — at least depending on what you're dropping into the bath water.
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Almost the whole team has been dropping into the Outlands, and it seems like we can't get enough.
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Tunneling into vaults, or dropping into them through the ceiling, is not just the stuff of Hollywood heists.
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Behind the boy, his old red car still ran, gauzy yellow light on, sky dropping into a sunset.
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Tenedos Bay was rimmed with sheer cliffs dropping into water so deep we had trouble setting the anchor.
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They are teeming with small black and white penguins, waddling across the rocks and dropping into the ocean.
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If it's successful, maybe we'll even see Drake dropping into Twitch from his phone to break some more records.
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Gabbard has essentially embedded herself here, renting a vacation home and essentially just dropping into public places or events.
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In years gone by, one of my Easter traditions involved dropping into fabric at some point over the weekend.
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It came more than 10 yards downfield, after dropping into coverage, on a leap to catch the high pass.
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Cassini met its end dropping into the ringed planet's atmosphere on September 15, 2017, after 13 years of Saturn science.
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A growing number of homes is increasingly at risk of dropping into the ocean or falling victim to catastrophic flooding.
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For one, it makes picking up Leaping Bunny Certified products as easy (and affordable) as dropping into virtually any drugstore.
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I know that the concept of 100 of the best players in the world dropping into one map sounds incredible.
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The North Korean missile reached a peak altitude of 2900,217 kilometers (2300,683 miles) before dropping into the sea near Okushiri.
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The prospect of dropping into, say, Oklahoma or Georgia would mean doing without the good income and the social support.
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I finish the challenge and swing to the other platform because I sure as hell am not dropping into this water.
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I could feel them yanking and pulling, and still hear the sound of my deceased baby dropping into a metal bucket.
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In business class, many seats are fitted with a shield meant to prevent items from dropping into the moving parts below.
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" The "genius" of Reagan, Scarborough said while dropping into a deep baritone for emphasis, is that Reagan "kept it down low.
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Dropping into a show without the audience's knowledge, which could include women who have been victims of this kind of thing.
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Cashout will be within the same hour of money dropping into account and your cut can be made any way you like.
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But at the snap, two inside defenders — usually Dont'a Hightower and Kyle Van Noy — start to blitz before dropping into underneath zones.
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All across the country except in beautiful sunny, better Los Angeles (sorry New York), temperatures are dropping into the teens and below.
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VIX dropping into the 20s after rising as high as 50 a week earlier, and coincided with expiring VIX futures and options.
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Far Cry has always had a colonial flavor, with the hero dropping into an unfamiliar, faraway culture just in time to save it.
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Kanye West Kanye was never a great dancer, but this new video sees him dropping into Used Car Lot Inflatable Dancing Man territory.
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Typically, my solving flows from one section to another, and I anticipated dropping into the middle after I got some of the northwest.
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Courtesy National Park Service The night of my visit to the alpaca farm was unusually cool, with the temperature dropping into the forties.
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"I've worn them multiple times before and not gotten into trouble, that's what you're not understanding," said Fanny, her voice dropping into surliness.
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You can play music that's located on your computer by dragging and dropping into the browser, or by loading them through the menu.
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"Your shirts are dropping into the work you are doing, your pants are dragging on the floor and you are tripping," she said.
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Today's high: 230 degrees (with the wind chill, that could feel more like the low 21s), dropping into the lower 28s by the evening.
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All of a sudden there's a crack and then a howl, coming from our son, who just wiped out while dropping into the bowl.
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Marte, Cervelli, Bell and Erik Gonzalez had two hits each on a cold, blustery night along Lake Michigan with temperatures dropping into the 30s.
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Marte, Cervelli, Bell and Erik Gonzalez had two hits each on a cold, blustery night along Lake Michigan with temperatures dropping into the 21s.
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If all goes well, at least one fairing half will drop into the net a bit like a baseball dropping into a catcher's mitt.
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Because what people are doing is, on the day they are dropping into a job, they're basically starting to think about their next job.
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A passing weakly-interacting dark matter particle from space would create vibrations and electrons through the medium, like a pebble dropping into super-still water.
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Lorde is from New Zealand, so the prospect of the singer dropping into a local party for an impromptu performance is unlikely, but not impossible.
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Threat level: Lava dropping into the basin could create steam-driven explosions that would eject boulders, rocks, and ash into the air around the summit.
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The rookie first baseman fell into the Dodgers dugout as he snagged Jeff Mathis' pop-up, nearly dropping into the lap of manager Dave Roberts.
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But the next time you despair of ever tasting another slice of yellowtail, I'd suggest dropping into an izakaya called Wokuni for lunch or dinner.
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Earlier in the session, Virgin Galactic gained more than 13%, breaking $40 and hitting a new high, before reversing gains and dropping into negative territory.
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The coldest temperatures Friday will be seen in North Dakota across into Minnesota, with dropping into single digits into the teens for highs, according to Palmer.
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Serena Williams is known for doing everything she can to get to the ball, even if that means dropping into a mean split on the court.
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CESIEUR has fallen to its lowest level since 2016, dropping into negative territory which reflects that economic releases have on balance come in below consensus forecasts.
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I remember seeing a bit of my film dropped into the news, and I felt alienated, frankly, seeing it seamlessly dropping into the Channel 4 news.
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Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko won't get any of that, instead meeting with Vice President Mike Pence before dropping into the Oval Office for a brief visit.
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The Northrop ad above helps explain cyber's appeal: virtual soldiers dropping into the battlefield, zipping through laser grids, and shutting down communications before magically teleporting away.
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This is likely just the beginning for outside services dropping into Google Maps, but no word on when additional companies might be available to US users.
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On July 4, a NASA spacecraft will finish a nearly 1.8-billion-mile trip to Jupiter, dropping into the gas planet's gravitational field and assuming orbit.
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Whether dropping into a massive halfpipe, nearing 90 miles per hour on a downhill course, or powering uphill, skating on skis, Olympians are driven to win.
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The other player accidentally hopped into a passenger seat, and Valensiakol seized upon the error, dropping into the driver's seat and taking control of the situation.
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Every now and then fate smiles on the biographer, dropping into the narrative someone with a sharp novelistic eye, and that happened to me with Porter.
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During the recent surge in usage, Zoom has also struggled with trolls dropping into calls and sharing graphic or upsetting images, otherwise known as "Zoom bombing."
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A surge in coronavirus cases outside China has sent stock markets across the world tanking, with Wall Street's major indexes dropping into correction territory on Thursday.
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Many areas inside the Beltway, including the District, have seen rain change to snow in the past half-hour, and temperatures are dropping into the 210s.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama bid a public farewell to his press secretary Tuesday, dropping into Josh Earnest's final daily briefing to lavish praise upon his spokesman.
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The weather service said the wind-chill values will remain in the single digits for the majority of the region, with temperatures dropping into the teens overnight.
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The process involves a mature egg dropping into the ovaries; if sperm fertilize that egg within 12 to 24 hours of this drop, it results in pregnancy.
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But if there is a trend emerging of Trump's approval rating dropping into the 30s, it's very bad news for House Republicans heading into the midterm elections.
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The battle royale title has picked up users at break-neck speeds, announcing yesterday that it now has 165621656226 million active users logging in and dropping into battle.
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Meanwhile, overseas benchmark bond yields fell to record lows, with Germany's 10-year bund yield dropping into negative territory, meaning investors were essentially paying to hold government debt.
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"Normally, what we would be inclined to do would be to have you dropping into something for which there was a lot of context going in," he says.
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Despite occasionally dropping into Tehran, "The Iran Wars" doesn't expend much energy contemplating what drives Iranian decision-making on the nuclear issue or its approach to the world.
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When they realized that property taxes for the homes they were looking at were generally around $2000,6873 a year, they lowered their target price, dropping into the $2687,2000s.
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Those stops include large rallies and dropping into any diner the campaign can find, taking photos with children on her lap and eating poutine off of plates of supporters.
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We had a choreographer there because it's a kind of dance to make it look like a peaceful moment even though it's scary to be dropping into the woods.
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Japan said the latest missile reached an altitude of more than 1,245 miles and flew for 30 minutes before dropping into the sea between North Korea's east coast and Japan.
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And because it was launched from a west coast missile site, it flew farther than any previous North Korean tests, about 300 miles before dropping into the Sea of Japan.
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Directed by Robbie Simon, it sees the band on the road in California, dropping into the band's own Woodsist festival and Real Estate bassist Alex Bleeker's house on the way.
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The left-handed golfer's tee shot landed near the front of the green and made a beeline for the hole before slamming into the flagstick and dropping into the cup.
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Whether it is a sack or stuffing a run play or dropping into pass coverage, the Broncos desperately need Miller to dominate the Panthers offense to have a chance of winning.
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However, there were some raving lunatics who were loading up on mining and metal stocks because they thought there would be a magical trillion-dollar stimulus plan dropping into our laps.
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They did a double à la seconde turn, one leg whipping out to the side in the middle of each swift revolution, followed by a triple pirouette dropping into a split.
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They're in constant communication with Trump, chatting him up in early morning or late-night phone calls or dropping into the White House and flying to rallies aboard Air Force One.
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And that doesn't take into account the sense of self-consciousness that can often come with dropping into a gym or workout class as a newcomer, no matter your fitness level.
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The sun was quickly dropping into the desert so, after our "I'm the queen of the road" stunt, we got back in the S.U.V. and I revved up to 80 again.
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But it's hard to believe that from the way it's shot, with Rhaegal dropping into the ocean and abruptly disappearing, much like Jaime did during the loot train attack in season 7.
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Earlier, with Miller dropping into coverage instead of rushing the passer, the Broncos linebacker intercepted a Brady pass intended for Gronkowski and returned it 4 yards to the Patriots' 16-yard line.
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Vintage East Siders such as Peter Marino, the architect who designed the Lobster Club, still talk about dropping into the Brasserie for onion soup after writhing the night away at Studio 54.
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I often wear technical clothing, too, and the phones go into slots designed for quick in/out or fun party tricks, like dropping into your hand with the pull of a clasp.
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"We have to reconstruct the power grid as if we were dropping into the middle of the desert and starting from scratch," says Luis Romero, vice president of the Puerto Rico Telecommunications Alliance.
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And because it was launched from a missile site on North Korea's west coast, it flew farther than any previous North Korean tests, about 300 miles before dropping into the Sea of Japan.
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It's still dropping into a tricky part of the PC market, though, because the $400-$700 price point is where PC makers typically try to shove slower components into a more premium chassis.
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Trump's advantage may grow going into Super Tuesday since his method of campaigning -- attracting massive media coverage and dropping into states to hold huge rallies -- is suited to the day's wide primary battlefield.
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Rather than causing what would be the expected explosion of an object traveling at 30 miles per hour dropping into a pool of water, divers need to subtly just pierce the water's surface.
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And Arrival, set in the barely distant future, feels like a movie tailor-made for 2016, dropping into theaters mere days after the most explosive election in most of the American electorate's memory.
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As a native son in a sunbaked culture where a shot of espresso serves as a blood transfusion, Brunetti is constantly dropping into sidewalk cafes for a quick jolt to keep him alert.
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"This is a big meteor dropping into the middle of [the media industry], and it's going to have ripple effects," said Larry Downes, project director at Georgetown's Center for Business and Public Policy.
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We've been dropping into the Australian startup scene increasingly over the years as the ecosystem has been building at an increasingly faster pace, most notably at our own TechCrunch Battlefield Australia in 2017.
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Trump has been criticized for not holding town hall events or dropping into small-scale venues, the bread and butter of New Hampshire politics that his rivals have been feasting on for months.
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Trouble for equities has meant a boon for sovereign debt, with the Japanese government bond 10-year yield dropping into the negative for the first time on Tuesday before pulling back to 0.010 percent.
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Back in 2009, with the country dropping into a devastating recession, President Barack Obama signed a stimulus package intended to revive the shaky economy at a cost of around $831 billion over ten years.
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But enough is alien to provide significant diversion, and the allure of these shows, for me, is dropping into the unique emotional worlds of, say, Iceland ("Case") or France ("Spiral") or Denmark ("Department Q").
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Instead of dropping into a story mission where I would have undoubtedly assassinated some historical figure like in past games, I spent most of my time roaming the countryside, wandering into adventures as I went.
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And with the growth in popularity for immersive entertainment in our own world, it's easy to see why just dropping into a different era might be worth the price of admission to the idle rich.
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"Colder air will sweep into the Southeast behind the severe weather with temperatures dropping into the 30s (1 C) southward to central Georgia and across most of Alabama by Monday morning," AccuWeather meteorologist Kristina Pydynowski said.
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They watched film of two N.F.L. players whom Gilmore had coached in college and considered good models for Okwara: Whitney Mercilus and Connor Barwin, versatile athletes capable of pass rushing as well as dropping into coverage.
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Keep your children close At Cincinnati's Gorilla World on Saturday, witnesses said the 3-year-old boy managed to crawl between fence railings, through some bushes and over another barrier before dropping into the moat with Harambe.
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After dropping into a pit in July 2013, it started digging the tunnel that will hold the replacement for the Alaskan Way Viaduct, an elevated highway that was partly demolished after being damaged by a 2001 earthquake.
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Early this morning, North Korea fired a missile from the vicinity of Banghyon, North Pyongan Province that flew more than 578 miles (930 km) before dropping into the East Sea near Japan, according to US Pacific Command.
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The poll by Ifop Fiducial showed the 62-year-old former prime minister dropping into third place behind far-right leader Marine Le Pen and independent Emmanuel Macron in an initial round of voting on April 23.
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It was the third straight time he hurt the Celtics in the third quarter, and the Nets really needed this one after going 2-5 on the road and dropping into seventh place in the Eastern Conference.
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Targets: quads and hip flexors How to Do it: Step forward with right leg, dropping into lunge with both legs at 90 degrees, and bring left arm forward, so that it is also at a 90-degree angle.
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He occupied the same time and space as Marlowe, whereas Kerr, who was born in Edinburgh eleven years after the end of the Second World War, keeps dropping into Hitler's Germany like a local in a time machine.
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Pascal is onboard for the 10-series mobile lineup, too, and offers up to three times the performance of its previous top of the line notebook cards, which should make dropping into VR with compatible headsets much easier.
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Last week deodorant brand Axe also pressed pause on a campaign that showed a basketball spectator imagining people fleeing a game due to the smell from his armpits, with airplane-style oxygen face masks dropping into the crowd.
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" He brought it to an emotional crescendo, talking about the heart-stopping, pants-dropping, race-rioting[...] soul-shaking, redneck, love-and-fear-making, heartbreaking town of Freehold, New Jersey," before dropping into the first verse of "My Hometown" itself.
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It sounds complicated, and it kind of is; dropping into the game with no real knowledge about how it works or what was expected of me meant it took a while to get my space legs, so to speak.
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Georgia plays Wednesday at struggling Auburn hoping to reverse a trend of inefficient offense, with the Bulldogs averaging just 58.5 points in their past four contests in dropping into a three-way tie for seventh in the conference standings.
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Instead, Liam's massive stature resembles a standard horizontal assembly line, and it makes sounds you'd expect from a system like this: There's a steady hum from motors and moving parts, accompanied by clanks of iPhone components dropping into containers.
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Its inspired juxtaposition of people being knocked down with people choosing to fall — James Brown dropping into a split onstage, Muhammad Ali leaning gracefully away from an opponent's punch — suggests a singular spiritual through line to all of it.
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The Bruins (19-10, 10-7) failed to win their 20th game for the second time in five days, dropping into a fourth-place tie with just a trip across town to second-place USC left on the schedule.
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Goff found Kupp with two beautiful touchdown throws in the first half, the first hitting Kupp in stride on a 70-yard sprint, and the second eluding two Vikings and dropping into Kupp's hands deep in the end zone.
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The results contrasted with those of a national poll conducted this week by NBC News and the Wall Street Journal that showed Trump dropping into a national dead heat with Cruz in the race for the Republican nomination for the Nov.
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Many players are dropping into the mode just to write in goofy references and messages to popular streamers by drawing them into the ground, or they create absurd and impossible structures like double-stacked octahedrons the size of small mountains.
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Amidst the chaos, the two-time prison escapee used his Houdini-like tactics to steal out of the house through a secret passageway, dropping into a manhole that led him to a maze of drains below the streets of Los Mochis.
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In ERP and CBT, a person might have to willingly say or do things that terrify them, dropping into the scariest parts of their psyches, and admitting to things that they fear will make their friends and families turn on them.
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Because there were other experiences to be had at SXSW, particularly the one the festival was built on: dropping into an uncrowded club, drawn perhaps by a recommendation or a sample track online, and joining a collective sense of joyful discovery.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German luxury-car brand Audi said its deliveries rose to a new record last year despite the diesel emissions scandal, although that would likely not be enough to save it from dropping into third place behind luxury rivals Mercedes-Benz (DAIGn.
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No, you can't because, as the 47 Meters Down trailer, makes clear things soon go from 0 to 100 real quick after the sister's cage ends up dropping into the water, you guessed it, 47 meters down, unable to be pulled back up.
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He'll trap and recover against threatening ball-handlers and freely switch onto wings (something they've done more and more since Covington went down), while also dropping into a more conservative coverage that forces him to defend his man and the ball-handler.
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The speech then dropping into the JK Flesh slo mo tech track "In Your Pit" forthcoming on Pressure (a label from The Bug/Kevin Martin), I love the other artists tunes in the mix more than my own, but I love that drop!
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Last year, Critical let Emperor loose and he dropped the jaw-dropping Into Black EP, followed it up with an unrestrained multi-genre EP on UK label inspected, and now, for his coup de grace, comes his debut LP, Dispositions, released this Monday.
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His mouth dropping into slack-jawed blankness, Mr. Gillen taps unnervingly into the silence, one imagines, that haunts this most supreme of melodists, a man held in fearsome abeyance from his own father and from a reactionary society that cannot easily accommodate him.
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In a dramatic session that also saw the benchmark S&P 500 come within a whisker of dropping into bear market territory, oil prices surged, boosting sentiment for risk assets such as stocks and underpinning a 6.2 percent gain for energy shares .
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In a dramatic session that also saw the benchmark S&P 500 come within a whisker of dropping into bear market territory, oil prices surged, boosting sentiment for risk assets such as stocks and underpinning a 6.2 percent gain for energy shares .SPNY.
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That involves working intensively on the team's "shape in certain situations," he said; to illustrate, Dyche used the example of a central defender dropping into the line of a shot from a specific angle or position, or his defense squeezing opponents into less dangerous areas.
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Colorado's three-game winning streak came to an end and the Buffaloes (19-6, 8-4 Pac-12) lost their grip on sole possession of first place in the conference, dropping into a tie for the top spot with the Ducks (19-6, 8-4).
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While Hapoel Beer Sheva missed out on a place in the group stage by a single goal, it has thrived after dropping into the second-tier Europa League, beating Italy's Inter Milan home and away and earning a tie against the Premier League club Southampton.
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A perfect elevation for surveying the area is the observation deck at Sk210 Charleston, a $220 million, three-quarter-acre skatepark that the city opened in 20173, offering sweeping marsh and Ashley River views to those who aren't dropping into the park's two polished-concrete bowls.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - England moved to the top of Pool A in the LPGA's International Crown team event by beating Taiwan in both second round four-ball matches on Friday, with hosts South Korea dropping into second spot after recording a win and a loss against Australia.
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I won't put any spoilers here, but I will definitely be dropping into the forum thread for this article, because I have SO many more thoughts on what we ended up talking about on the podcast, and would love to talk to you all about them!
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With a YouTube video playing at full screen and the Hue Sync app maxed-out at "Intense" brightness and "CPU - high performance," the HueSync process usually reported CPU usage on my old iMac at around 24 to 26 percent, occasionally spiking to over 40 percent, or dropping into the low teens.
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So there's something extraordinary about dropping into a sewer with a couple urban explorer friends, and within the space of a few feet, you're only ten feet beneath the surface, but you're inside of this hole, you're in total darkness, you're hearing echoes that you don't hear on the surface.
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She is also responsible for keeping Mr. Kelly's no-fly list of aides he deems to be unfit to attend serious meetings, the most prominent of whom is Omarosa Manigault, the former "Apprentice" star with an ill-defined job and a penchant for dropping into meetings where she was not invited.
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But in that episode and several others since the 1980s, Mr. Trump's navigation of Washington's corridors of power appears all too familiar in hindsight — fusing showmanship, a reductive approach to ethnicity, shape-shifting policy rationales and gleeful name-dropping into the political currency required to get what he wanted, or at least make headlines trying.
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Lehigh, Lochsa, Youghiogheny, Ocoee, Gallatin, Tohickon, Penobscot, Payette: the names of the rivers summon up boulder gardens, azure pools, high-speed surf waves, life-threatening keeper holes—and those mesmerizing cellophane stretches where the water, clear and unriffled, accelerates over a rocky bed, getting ever shallower, before dropping into the aerated tumult of a rapid.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio took the mispronunciation in stride, easing into his 256-minute speech about how he made life better for working people in New York City, easily dropping into the lexicon of the black church, referring to his mother and mother-in-law as "elders," and giving "honor to God" before he spoke.
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Like beavers steadily piling branches and mud into a dam, hundreds of workers have cobbled together enough of the outward-sloping towers, the radiating cables, the steel framework and the concrete-paneled roadway of the first of twin bridges so that a caravan of large trucks can rumble across without dropping into the Hudson River.
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The tour amounts to a bet by the league that longboarding — which is surfing with long, plankish boards that hark to the sport's origins — deserves a competitive edge and another connection to the millions of hobby surfers worldwide, the ones who aren't dropping into 10-foot barrels at famed spots like Pipeline in Hawaii.
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Marshall McLuhan said the medium is the message, and this is a great example: releasing the documentary on Netflix puts a full-throated argument for the value of an oppositional press into the streaming catalog of 100 million Netflix subscribers (rather than dropping into a few hundred major city cinemas, where only the already-inclined would see it).
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" It's a long read, but worth indulging for a well-articulated argument against the market-denting power of monopolies, shot through with a smattering of personal anecdotes about Hughes' experience of Zuckerberg — who he at one point almost paints as "only human," before shoulder-dropping into a straight thumbs-down that "it's his very humanity that makes his unchecked power so problematic.
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As German explained to me: The sound is 17 layers of voice, memory, music, and root as sound; 3 rivers, the sound of a body dropping into water, a train, a water mill, Sam Cook, a list of women's names, my poetry, Porch songs, and more … to create an immersive sensorium, to invoke and to evoke … to bring into the room audible codes of healing, the audible codes of fear, discomfort, and movement … transportation, cultural migration.
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Maybe she'll swallow a word, maybe she'll strain a note, most often the Auto-Tune itself will sputter and curdle, dropping into her voicebox all sorts of digital vibrations and rhotics the human voice would have trouble producing alone, and the result is a startlingly aching and lyrical vocal portrait of flawlessness frayed at the edges, formalist craft starting to break down, a distancing strategy starting to fail, a singer starting to question her self-alienated self-mastery.
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She realises she's drooling slightly, she can't control it, her bottom lip is completely numb and suddenly she's listening again because there's a seriousness in the doctor's voice which makes her heart start beating hard and fast, dropping into her gut like fear, even though she doesn't know why – when we did the scans in A&E we discovered that you are in fact three weeks pregnant – and the nurse is standing beside him, looking at Candice with something resembling pity, but it also seems like a practised look.
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