"When those things fall away, the compelling reasons to put on a headset fall away with them," she said.
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We should expect all the remaining guardrails to fall away.
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Daniel was the first to fall away, followed by Kipketer.
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As they go back, the years seem to fall away.
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The love that had protected him began to fall away.
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But when she profiles a man, those barriers fall away.
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With much stronger banks, other bits of regulation could fall away.
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Over so many years, the mask does not fall away quickly.
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The swirl of relief efforts around him seemed to fall away.
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Once there is no caliphate, this ideological dispute will fall away.
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The rocket fairing will fall away once the spacecraft leaves Earth's orbit.
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Their collective memory seemed to fall away again between 1940 and 1959.
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Do aesthetic considerations fall away when you're photographing in a war zone?
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" On the court, the Zudonyms fall away, and Zubac is just "Zu.
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Dahab tells himself to be patient, to let the words fall away.
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As Gladys's wits fall away, we are left with a stubborn essence.
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"These players are seeing something they helped build fall away," he said.
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Without him, the imminent possibility in our days seemed to fall away.
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The contractual features will fall away once the legislative framework is implemented.
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As the pressure intensifies, he clearly hopes that opposition will fall away.
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Over the past 30 years technological change has caused unions to fall away.
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It's also designed to fall away from danger if it has to fall.
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But it always goes back to allowing the human conditioning to fall away.
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If old-timers fall away, at some point, so does the institutional knowledge.
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If someone is being sarcastic, the bubble might turn diagonal and fall away.
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"It started to fall away from its founding principles and philosophy," he said.
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Competing priorities fall away and we focus like a laser on achieving safety.
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I was just one more fall away from having a permanently bad back.
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And according to Mr. Martinez, her famously cool indifference seemed to fall away.
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And those deeply held beliefs, no matter their nature, don't just fall away.
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And as his years in school fall away, T.J. is being left behind.
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But in this latest work, some of his masks and bombast fall away.
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The shields London had erected to deny her desires had begun to fall away.
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Over time the network may fall away as a focal point of the schedule.
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Kuchar was the latest to fall away with a bogey on the 12th hole.
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When the walls fall away into smoke and you seem to leave your body.
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As I approached the end of high school, I felt the expectations fall away.
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Then the women started to fall away in their 30s…more in their 40s.
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The contractual features will fall away once the legislative framework is implemented in Spain.
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As competitors fall away, the pressure to eat into profitability with subsidies will ease.
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Once she does, the false front of an entire worldview begins to fall away.
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Look closely, and the other figurative elements seem to fall away as abstraction, too.
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If you sing these words in a certain way, the bureaucracy can fall away.
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At that moment, we allowed our disappointment at not winning to just fall away.
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But he's able to let his guard fall away so naturally, and just be.
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The demolition was designed to make the cranes fall away from the bodies, he said.
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And any objections to the plot tend to fall away during the copious action sequences.
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He plays these two off against each other for fifteen minutes before things fall away.
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Harness the power of the eclipse by letting these people fall away from your life.
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Teammates swarmed Leonard along the baseline after his fall-away shot from the right corner.
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Behind my closed eyes, the blades swish through dense wool and the tufts fall away.
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Two years later, it seemed like little pieces of my life continued to fall away.
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In the company of female peers, many of the women said, those concerns fall away.
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They can afford to, safe in the knowledge that, eventually, the pretenders will fall away.
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Even if his peers were to fall away, Mr. Biden's path would not be straightforward.
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One surprise hit was an entree of fall-away-tender ribs in a fig barbecue sauce.
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At first, Kerswill says, the women are nervous to undress, but the insecurities soon fall away.
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But his frustrations fall away when he calls or has a video conversation with his family.
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When your company or career has a clear mission, anything outside that mission will fall away.
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I kept expecting those walls to fall away, revealing something wondrous, but they remain flimsily upright.
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At that point, the cocoon of legal arguments that insulates him from scrutiny will fall away.
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Awareness is everything because, throughout history, we've seen that when consumers demand something, barriers fall away.
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After the launch of Cepheus, the first stage holding the big chemical rocket engines fall away.
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But when troops transition back into civilian life, the habits formed in uniform start to fall away.
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Performance benefits improve as the program continues and fall away within about six weeks after training stops.
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"Most will fall away within the next 3 to 4 years as cash runs out," Dunne predicts.
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Your everyday inhibitions fall away and you're left with such a feeling of love, warmth, and empathy.
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The worst injuries are bruised or scraped shins and you tend to fall away from the logs.
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Mimi founders, watching as those she counts on leave her, as the land begins to fall away.
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She had 11 points during that run, including three 3-pointers and a tough fall-away jumper.
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But there are moments of clarity in life when all the lies you tell yourself fall away.
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Perhaps most remarkably, her fears continue to fall away, day by day, the longer she is here.
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Doing the dishes provides the perfect opportunity to let all that fall away and be fully present.
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The other cliché about such extremes is the unnerving ease with which they tend to fall away.
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The season's structure ingeniously let characters fall away from the central story as their own arcs resolved.
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She has not taken a life deliberately, like Defour, but let it fall away, without a care.
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And when you follow the alt-right back home, the movement's goofy, social media-friendly trappings fall away.
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But in the face-to-face, moment-to-moment interactive exchanges of music, perceptions and labels fall away.
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When Burton hit a fall-away jumper with 99:38 left, the Cyclones owned a 50-38 lead.
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The importance of appearances, therefore, is prioritized from the start—but throughout, Anne's layers of pomp fall away.
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Being alone and conquering a hard trail run makes the world and its problems fall away for me.
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Traveling can be stressful, but when you have the right gear, everything else just seems to fall away.
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The moment you become a mother, the moment another heartbeat flickers inside of you, all boundaries fall away.
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As it happened, I'd been preparing my entire life for the carnival floor beneath me to fall away.
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A five-time All-Star, he settled for a steady diet of fall-away jumpers against the Warriors.
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History teaches us that most Republicans are likely to rally around Trump rather than fall away from him.
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When the war begins in earnest, these personal conflicts do not fall away; they accrue even greater stakes.
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"Unless people continue to speak," Booth said, "there's a lot of stuff that could just kind of fall away."
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"If they don't cut, we could see the market fall away a bit from where it's sitting," he said.
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I told them their nerves would fall away as soon as you meet him and that's exactly what happened.
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The process (called "apoptosis," from the Greek for "to fall away") allows fresh daughter cells to take their place.
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But the longer I did it, the better I got, and I saw my social boundaries slowly fall away.
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Lukewarm believers will fall away; the devout will remain, and a sense of embattlement does wonders for building fanaticism.
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It was like all other music started to fall away and my taste started to hone in much more.
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Iwundu in bounded to Stokes, who hit a fall-away jumper that lifted Kansas State's lead back to four.
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It's not that we come together in electric recognition and pure understanding, then fall away from that through conflict.
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The original formula had won out, but the "Classic" tag didn't fall away from cans and bottles until 2009.
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The remaining few should fall away once they realize your travel dates and destinations don't dovetail perfectly with theirs.
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It therefore is an impermissible penalty and should fall away, exactly as if it were never in the contract.
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Tell students that "Hamlet" is a study in the horizons of personal liberation, and they will fall away, puzzled.
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It looks like an experiment in fractal theory; the mass of the office building appears to just fall away.
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Despite the breakup, her mood lifted, and some of the daily stress she carried around seemed to fall away.
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Some of these figures appear in multiple episodes; others fall away as their experiences take them further from battle.
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In The Crash Reel, your friend mentions that people tend to fall away when you go through something like this.
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Time is the most valuable commodity in American politics, and with every day the opportunities for passing legislation fall away.
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When you get above the level of mobile headsets, those things tend to fall away because you have better tracking.
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Lawmakers are shifting into campaign mode and are expected to spend much of the summer and fall away from Washington.
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They are worried that the floor is going to fall away from under them, just as it did in 2008.
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The Conservatives have seen their majority fall away since Theresa May's disastrous decision to call a general election in 2017.
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The journey was backbreaking, but he could take each step knowing that the earth beneath him would not fall away.
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Today, the pothos's leaves are no longer wet and the caked-on dirt has dried and begun to fall away.
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His fall-away 15-footer over Kotsar from the left baseline banged off the front iron just before time expired.
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Some of those profits will obviously fall away when there's much less demand for oil spills to be cleaned up.
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Peripheral information, like what day it was or what someone wore, may fall away or grow fuzzy, especially with time.
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The Skeksis know that civility is always a veneer that can fall away the moment status and survival are threatened.
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Healthineers expects earnings per share to be 20 to 30 percent higher in 2019 as IPO and severance costs fall away.
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Chunk by chunk, they fall away, and the vastness of space folds out ahead of you, meteors soaring over your head.
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In a career full of role playing, it felt like one of the few times he let the costume fall away.
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Being preoccupied with saving one's life produces a myopia, in which other worries unrelated to one's possibly imminent death fall away.
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With mixed feelings, I watched my wild, frizzy brown locks fall away and leave behind a clean, neat half-inch buzz.
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Semitransparent, they surround the flesh like the downy white threads that sprout on a dandelion after its yellow petals fall away.
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For this select group, the noise and distractions of contemporary competitive sailing fall away, leaving only sailors, the sea and boats.
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He builds their sense of engagement in a community, and then watches for the ideological or religious arguments to fall away.
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Sometimes around 2012, that restraint seemed to fall away: If people liked it when she told weird stories, why not tell more?
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The early influences fall away, the writer hits a stride in which possibilities expand, abilities peak, and energy has not yet diminished.
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But these nitpicks fall away when I think about the show's overall vision, not just of itself but of life in general.
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Once the pair reached their target altitude, Cosmic Girl's pilot, Kelly Latimer, released the clamp holding the rocket, letting it fall away.
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Your values are changing, and as they do, some friendships and relationships will fall away…but new ones will take their place.
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Arizona point guard Justin Coleman launched a difficult, fall-away jumper from the top of the key with about 2.5 seconds left.
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"Canada has been building a brand of openness, but that will fall away quickly along with all of the benefits it brings."
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There's something about the layers of personality that we all put on ourselves as protection, that fall away when you feel safe.
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He said he began to fall away from the church after his parents divorced, but was deeply committed to a spiritual life.
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The vote is widely seen as the latest effort by a strongman to consolidate power as the trappings of democracy fall away.
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The world would suddenly and randomly fall away, and moments later I would return, dumped into back alleys, basements, open fields, stockrooms.
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"On the face of it, these concerns would fall away if the Disney/Fox transaction went ahead as announced," the CMA said.
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And when you have two parents who cannot co-parent ... you have a certain situation where one parent's rights have to fall away.
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In many cases, the corrosive race and class differences that drive the show's subplots fall away as the women unite to improve Litchfield.
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The main forces which have made modest wage rises and low prices the norm for a generation aren't about to suddenly fall away.
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Most beliefs we harbor as children — like thinking Santa Claus is real or that everyone is nice — fall away as we get older.
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Eventually, I'll probably fall away from the apps myself, whether from their fall from grace, my own serious relationship, or just plain boredom.
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For instance, Turkey's growth is expected to rebound from just 0.2% in 2019 to 3.0% in 2020 as past economic stresses fall away.
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As a direct result, most substantive things on the legislative to-do list fall away in January to be replaced by reelection rhetoric.
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The Warriors finally caught the Heat at 109-all on a Durant fall-away jumper with 5:09 left in the fourth quarter.
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There are often two trajectories for pop stars: a sudden fall away from the limelight, or a monumental catapult onto the global stage.
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But it also said that its concerns would fall away if Walt Disney's $43 billion offer for Fox assets, including Sky, goes ahead.
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But I believe that the more we explore and open ourselves up to new experiences, the more those limits and definitions fall away.
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And the more women that create good quality bodies of work, the more that taboo and that assumption will just kind of fall away.
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Once you go hard in being yourself and loving yourself, the people that fall away and don't accept you, they can keep walking away.
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As you can imagine, travelers were alarmed to see parts of the plane fall away, before the flight made an emergency landing in Honolulu.
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"Upon Brexit, the BRRD system of mutual recognition of cross-border resolution actions across the EU/EEA would fall away," the ISDA paper says.
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"Over the next 12 months or so, that will start to fall away as the pipeline decreases," he told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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Your inner work should mirror your physical journey: Start by looking inward and letting the world beyond the path ahead of you fall away.
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"That's what I tell my young mom friends, to let everything else fall away, but rock it — kill it — at the things that matter."
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Under the new agreement, existing caps on the hours of care an individual survivor can receive will fall away for those who, like Mrs.
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Kradal is a thin honeycombed flooring from New Zealand that transmits the energy of a fall away from whatever strikes it, reducing the force.
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Barton hit two free throws with six seconds left, and Indiana forward Paul George missed a fall-away 3-pointer in the waning moments.
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Inevitably, quite a few promising candidates who would make good presidents, perhaps a dozen, will fall away long before the primaries and caucuses begin.
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"I find a lot of these things fall away when people actually get to know each other as people," Buttigieg said in Charleston Saturday.
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Amazon told me its goal with this product is for everything else to fall away so the reader can lose themselves in the text.
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All sorts of preconceptions fall away once these very different people are in a room together, with the happiness of their children at stake.
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At Point Conception, Cooper established the tripod where the dirt began to fall away and disappeared under the dark cloth to check the composition.
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While these are often less formal than they would be between public charities, they can exist for a specific cause and then fall away.
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On votes requiring a simple majority, any two of those Republicans could fall away, and Pence could preserve the win with a tiebreaking vote.
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Iran, they complained, would be permitted to continue some enrichment and to expand its programme as restrictions fall away (the first expire after a decade).
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Her squad is like a collection of dolls, there are a couple of regulars, but some fall away and come back with the changing season.
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Frustratingly, she might have a point—where the police have let Charlene's case fall away, racist British nationalists continue to exploit it to stoke division.
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Studies indicate that prices of homes in areas liable to increasing flood risks, because of rising seas, are beginning to fall away from the mainstream.
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"If the group of 13 comes up with something, all the other groups will fall away," Rodney Whitlock, former acting health policy director for Sen.
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"While Whitman doesn't state openly that a great America is a white America, he does suggest these other races will fall away," Mr. Turpin said.
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In its statement, IATA said the U.S. figure, up from a forecast $4.53 billion in 2017, actually represents a slight fall away in market share.
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But with his knee no longer a concern and his enthusiasm intact, he is back for more, while his peer group continues to fall away.
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The tax flyaround • Expect more mergers next year, as clarity on tax policy settles in and penalties for selling businesses fall away, Aaron Back writes.
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Anything that is not rooted in a core reality will fall away now, but there is an opportunity to discover what's truly valuable to us.
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Moderates -- burned by the concessions to conservatives -- continued to fall away, and they were actually getting further from the 215 votes they would've needed for passage.
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The edge cases fall away and only recently has Facebook faced the sort of public scrutiny that has encouraged the company to take these problems seriously.
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"Some of these recipes will fall away, but others have ingrained themselves in American food culture in ways that may be far more lasting," Contois says.
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In 2018, it will become obvious that there will be many enzymes that can enable gene editing and the CAS-9 IP limitations will fall away.
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Golden State's domination made doubt fall away entirely, and the discussion turned to which of the Warriors would be named most valuable player of the finals.
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The blades are scalloped to ensure tough foods fall away without sticking and their anti-rust properties ensure you'll be chopping for years with no issues.
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"The movement," too, had already begun to fall away, as rights groups professionalized and consolidated influence—a familiar saga institutionalized in the annals of grassroots movements.
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But if a critical mass of celebrities use their influence to advocate for Kaepernick, his struggle, and the NFL's role in it, won't simply fall away.
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This "fall-away" security structure, which could materialise in 212000 at the earliest, may allow up to EUR4807123 million of secured debt ranking superior to the notes.
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Groening promised Disenchantment would have a serialized plot, but in the seven episodes sent for initial review, that structure seems to fall away after the second episode.
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"I'm expecting the major growth to come from international but I'm not expecting UK to fall away substantially," Chief Executive Nick Beighton told reporters on a call.
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Isabel reconsiders her identity throughout this novel as the relationships that once defined her fall away, but her rapport with her mother remains at her emotional core.
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Getting his first short haircut was even more transformative, Adam said, recalling the joy of seeing his long auburn locks fall away to reveal a trimmed scalp.
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Allowing myself to love again would mean letting that shell crack and fall away, not maintaining it because my partner invited strangers to trample through our relationship.
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From that very first season, the queens let their meticulously crafted personas fall away to let viewers, each other, and even themselves understand the real people underneath.
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That "zone" is fascinating to me, when you're fully absorbed in something and everything else seems to fall away, and time moves at an odd disjointed pace.
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I wanted to make a building that would appear to get infected and fall away, because of eavesdroppers and overlookers, just as Otello's very self falls away.
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Friends fall away after the umpteenth time a caregiver says no to a concert or cancels a dinner because of an emergency, or because of simple exhaustion.
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I like that when you say to fall, it could be anything—like to fall in love, to fall apart, to fall away from, to fall into.
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His fall-away jumper gave the Hornets the lead for good at 111-109, and then his 3-pointer with 36.2 seconds left settled the outcome for good.
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He knows firsthand that with determination and right amount of guidance and support, apparent obstacles like a lack of financial stability or a fancy degree can fall away.
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After the treatment, Suzy experiences the expected redness and a bit of swelling, which, after a few days, gives way to brown spots that crumble and fall away.
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Oil prices look to have climbed to unsustainable levels and could soon start to fall away from multi-year highs, BP's chief financial officer (CFO) told CNBC Tuesday.
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He then put up seven of Duke's next nine points on two free throws, a fall-away jumper in the post, and a three from the left wing.
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This "fall-away" security structure, which could materialise in 212000 at the earliest, may allow up to EUR4807123 million of secured debt ranking superior to the proposed notes.
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People who entered the discipline during the long diaspora all have conversion stories, and when Le read those papers, he felt the scales fall away from his eyes.
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On "Lonely Woman," Ornette Coleman's famous lament, she undercut the melody's climax — a startled, bent-ore high note — just barely grazing it before letting her voice fall away.
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However, we expect this to come down to below 1.5x in 2017 due to cash flow improvements after the one-off handset subsidies and roaming costs fall away.
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More likely than not, Trump is just increasing noise and uncertainty, and a lot of different alliances will fall away just because the US has become so unpredictable.
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The nasty declines in shares of companies exceeding earnings forecasts show an acute sensitivity to any sign that economic activity has been "pulled forward" and will fall away quickly.
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"I applaud the attempt to not let [election interference] fall away," said Michele Markoff, deputy coordinator for cyber issues at the State Department, at the same Atlantic Council panel.
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"For everybody who gets out, I think Rubio's going to be the beneficiary," Risch said, predicting that voters would begin to flock to Rubio as other candidates fall away.
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But as more women enter STEM fields, and the stigma against sex toys begins to fall away, it's not unusual to see vibrators created, designed, and marketed by women.
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Bolts would retract allowing it to fall away when the plane feels it is about to crash on water, triggering a radio beacon and avoiding a deep-sea search.
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Singer Ted undergoes a process of learning — or at least exposure — as the protective walls of his home fall away and he hears voices that challenge his cozy complacency.
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But on closer inspection, those impressions quickly fall away to reveal a society falling apart, and people struggling to hold their lives together and make it through the day.
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" Her stylist concludes, "I hope we all get to the place where clothing, while 100 percent necessary, becomes so effortless it can fall away from the forefront of our mind.
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One appealing feature of AirPods is that they literally separate you from your phone, adding to the enduring appeal of headphones: that all-encompassing, fall-away feeling of music descending.
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The economy will one day fall into a recession, and the Trump administration will one day (maybe in the not-too-distant future) fall away in place of another administration.
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Immediately to the south, the hills fall away to Bangladesh's steaming plains nearly 1,500 metres (5,5003 feet) below in a sharply picturesque way—"Danger: Selfie Zone" a road sign warns.
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The ball held high, the jab step, the crossover, the fall away, the 16-foot swish, and the most Iverson moment of Iverson's career: the take-no-prisoners step-over.
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That move was likely to see some orders fall away - one investor pegged fair value at 21% - but a lead said it would not impact the success of the trade.
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Because it's also the case that books have the almost magical ability to bestow their own peace of mind, by distilling our concentration and making the outside world fall away.
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It is a proportionate tax, and a tax that is deliberately designed as a temporary tax," Javid said before adding, "It will fall away when there is an international agreement.
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Derrick White scored 17 points, including a fall-away 3-pointer with the shot clock winding down in the final seconds, to lead the Buffaloes (173-13, 8-10 Pac-227.3).
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If his customers had a different I.T. person each time they used the app, and the providers didn't end up giving the same level of service, the customers would fall away.
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We were sure that all the Tom Pettys and bands like that, they were all just going to fall away, and it would be artists who would take over pop music.
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Deconstruction is where the old canards fall away and the heart can be changed, and for many, it's where God reveals Himself in the very people they were taught to condemn.
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But he wasn't my student, I told myself, for one night we could face each other without all that, I could touch his arm and have all of that fall away.
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Then Durant hit one of those twisting fall-away shots of his, and with 19 seconds left Curry buried a 3-pointer and the Rockets lead was shaved to 2 points.
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A bent pin, part of the system that senses when the four side boosters fall away from the Soyuz's central core, prevented one of the side boosters from falling away cleanly.
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Listen to the moment in the Passacaglia when the winds (save for the bassoons) first fall away leaving the violins to lay down a noble but urgent melody (at 35:53).
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Losers will be passive investors who will see returns fall away as the major indexes don't gain any ground, while winners will be active managers who pick stocks for a living.
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Some key obstacles, including the border wall and a standoff over subsidy payments to insurers under the Affordable Care Act, seemed to fall away as congressional negotiators worked on a deal.
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"Regrettably, this will mean that roles will fall away in Singapore, and so we are working closely with the colleagues impacted to ensure they are supported throughout the process," the statement said.
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Its trajectory is difficult to predict, particularly because smaller chunks are expected to fall away from the superstructure and pursue their own destiny in the cold choppy waters of the Weddell Sea.
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As America becomes a more racially mixed society and the pre-eminence of whites fades, a point which is still decades away, that objection to white pride could one day fall away.
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Each half-season piles on details, all of which seem significant, then lets the vast majority of them fall away in the wake of a plot-upending act of violence or betrayal.
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It is related to social expectations, especially to male expectations of productivity and work, but during the act itself these thoughts must fall away to make way for the implicit trust involved.
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But Anglo-American ties with the House of Saud might now be entering a perfect storm, where the relationship becomes politically unsustainable just as its underlying strategic rationale begins to fall away.
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When an organization can fluidly and securely integrate and utilize its own data to improve care and run its business more effectively and efficiently, the cultural barriers will start to fall away.
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In Russian, I was finally the slayer of flab I could never quite allow to fall away in the original tongue of the novel (that is, the adopted one of my life).
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By pressing a pin, the wearer can play the age-old game of "He loves me; he loves me not," watching as the dial's daisy petals fall away to reveal the answer.
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Later, the test pilot requirement would fall away, and Harrison Schmitt, an American geologist, was trained as an astronaut who landed on the moon during the final mission of the program, Apollo 17.
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Go deeper: China's Xi signals approval for Trump's trade war demands (Bloomberg) China and Canada fall away as Mexico becomes the U.S.' biggest trading partner (SCMP) Why China's stimulus isn't all good (Axios)
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In maps the drops that separate continental shelves from the abyssal plains far below them fall away like the edge of a flat Earth; in fact they have typical gradients of about 7%.
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Dark themes are also commonly seen as less distracting, especially for platforms like Spotify and Steam: The designers want the outside world to fall away, so you spend more time in the app.
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But if Mr Lee's detention is extended, Mr Chung expects M&A activity, which had ticked up under his stewardship, to fall away, as well as some of its investment in research and development.
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No one is promised anything and if voters don't believe that candidates or officials or party bigwigs have their back in a fundamental way, the facade of deference will fall away -- and fast. 27.
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But despite the fact that so many of my thirtysomething friends are insistent that theirs is the decade in which the bullshit finally starts to fall away, I'm not sure I totally believe them.
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Something in that beat, the shuffle and the finger click, the way the synths surge and then fall away to make way for the the singer's tones that sound not unlike early Thom Yorke.
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They testified that they thought if only they could get Presidents Trump and Zelensky in the same room, the two men would approve of one another and the wall of separation would fall away.
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But these eventually fall away, giving way to heavy synths, before a voltaic staccato effect triggers a new direction and a new beat: A slower, psychedelic haze drenches the final minute of the song.
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I sobbed, battered by a love I knew would fall away from me, ashamed for all the ways I had tried to bring myself to this, humiliated by the grace of encountering it now.
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But the grid immediately begins to fracture, sloughing off chunks of postcards or individuals that seem to fall away into the whitespace beneath the tableau, with a handful scattered out onto the floor below.
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As he insisted, people who fall away from Islam or "apostasise" should not be threatened with death, as happens under the harshest Islamist regimes, or even sent for re-education, as can happen in Malaysia.
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As the union of technical prowess, product dissemination and app relevance unfolds, the status quo of how we relate to mobile apps will fall away, and a new set of standards will take their place.
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By this moment in the book, David King has faded in interest and presence, and now Yoav and Uri also fall away from our attention, as we enter the desperately straitened world of Avery Luter.
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Her eyes fill with tears as she counts the coins, and you can see the trouble fall away from her: her life will be different now that she has the means to will it so.
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Guitars, strumming and keening, rally behind her, fall away and rally again as she confronts both her antagonist and her own self-consciousness: "Everyone will hear me complain," she proclaims in a cappella vocal harmonies.
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"Given the lack of clarity in certain aspects of regulation, there is also a risk that some costs that we view as temporary today may not fall away completely," Ermotti told a financial conference in London.
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At the start of last month, MBW revealed that Spotify's subs count stood at just under 37 million - but there was an internal expectancy that around 1m of these would fall away after promotional deals expired.
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Amir Coffey also had 23 points for Minnesota (15-513, 5-4) and freshman Gabe Kalscheur hit for 19, including a fall-away jumper with 1:46 left that gave the Gophers an 84-78 lead.
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Rose, who was 9-of-15 from the field, scored four points in the fourth-quarter surge, including a fall-away jumper before Pau Gasol hit a pair of free throws to finish off the rally.
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On the other end, when you're actually tied in and climbing, it's just about you and the route — all of the other people, voices, and problems you may be having in the world just fall away.
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Closing track "Reduced Possibility: Endangered Determinism" keeps the LP's fast pace and chaotic energy going to the very end before letting everything fall away, leaving only lightly strummed guitars and choral vocals to finish the album.
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"The concern post-Brexit is that if that falls away, there is a real risk that ambition will fall away even further on this issue," says Katie Nield, a lawyer with ClientEarth, a non-profit group.
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This inexact technique allows some of the bits of bread to fall away and become crumblike and crunchy, while the rest stay larger, like delicious golden-brown geodes with wild-looking exteriors and tender, chewy insides.
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Loans covered by the CGF are guaranteed up to a 7% non-performance level (portfolio basis) but the guarantee would fall away if that level were exceeded, which should deter banks from significantly loosening their underwriting standards.
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F Gordon Hayward put a tough shooting night behind him by drilling a game-winning, fall-away jumper to beat the buzzer in overtime and give the Jazz a 121-119 victory over the Mavericks on Tuesday.
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On top of that, the Axon 10's range extends all the way to 20x through a combination of optical and digital zooms, though as you'd expect, image quality starts to fall away fast after about 5503x.
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But because the Graham portion and Balanchine's solo for Taylor fell away — and because the solo was restored, under Taylor's guidance, only after Balanchine's death, only to fall away again — there are questions of authenticity and influence.
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If you can tune into the things you and your future mother-in-law share in your emotional lives, rather than focusing on the vast differences in your experiences, a lot of your resentment will fall away.
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I think the trade news, as we get close to the election, the vote in the UK, I'm sure we'll talk about that, all of these uncertainties, as they start to fall away, the individual gathers their confidence.
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Like many European airlines, IAG will this year be helped by an oil price which has almost halved over the past 12 months, as long-term fuel hedges fall away allowing more of the benefits to be felt.
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S. trade deal * Markets scale back risk of rate cuts around the world * Safe-haven bonds, yen fall away By Wayne Cole SYDNEY, Dec 13 (Reuters) - Asian share markets jumped on Friday as a last-gasp Sino-U.
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That's good news for Dallas fans who love fall-away, one-legged jump shots and do not care about things like "mobility" or "defense," and it's extremely great news for whoever is paid to keep Dirk in playing shape.
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As the cards are shuffled and dealt, layers of formality fall away, and we come to see these intimately drawn characters in microscopic detail, thanks to the vividly theatrical but admirably unfussy performances of Mr. Jones and Ms. Tyson.
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Most of my sound quality qualms fall away when out in the noisy environment of an urban street, and the passive noise isolation on offer from the Pipe 2 means I only hear what the stuff I want to.
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Stock prices weren't based on price-to-earnings ratios, but instead what Peter Thiel refers to as "escape velocity," when companies grow so big, so fast, that others in their competitive set can't keep up and eventually fall away.
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The sun also makes a harmonious connection with Pluto at 11:27 AM, making it easy for us to make phenomenal changes in our lives—something that was previously hard to let go of will now easily fall away.
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In highly fetishized examples ranging from the Harambe meme to "classic" memes like Bed Intruder, the potential for symbolic or emotional or, in the case of the no-longer-Harvard students, long-term professional harm tends to fall away.
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Except for a few establishment types and a sprinkling of foreign policy experts, most of these factions are doing their best to give an impression of unity, but that will fall away after November 8 – especially if Trump loses.
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Like many European airlines, the International Airlines Group will be helped this year by an oil price which has almost halved over the past 12 months, as long-term fuel hedges fall away, allowing more of the benefits to be felt.
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Wood, in particular, drops layers of her performance seemingly at will, sometimes entering a scene as a crying, emotional wreck, then letting various elements of her false humanity fall away, until she's back to just the base-level, very confused Dolores.
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But an analyst note Friday said the subsequent rise in the S&P GSCI Energy Index — just one benchmark for the energy commodity market — will fall away in the coming months as sluggish economic growth weighs on oil demand and prices.
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Enes Kanter tied the game at 218-212 with a fall-away jumper, but Durant missed a long 3-point attempt a short while later, a shot that would have given Oklahoma City its first lead since the first quarter.
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Among this year's crop of rock, hip-hop and pop singers, successful acts such as Cardi B, Taylor Swift and Dua Lipa offer songs about real-life dilemmas but rarely allow the emotional walls and computerised beats to fall away.
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If a Northern Irish assembly, which collapsed in 2017, is re-established over the summer, the opportunity to use this legislation to block a no deal would fall away as the government would no longer need to report on its progress.
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Watch a hoopster hit a spinning, fall-away jumper in the last seconds, see a center fielder race toward a fence heedless of the possible injury, applaud a fullback who catapults into the end zone, and we talk of courage.
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"It's a deliberate decision to begin with the most appealing version of myself, the self that I sort of learned how to be to get by in the world, and to then let that veneer fall away," Schreck told me.
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I can associate what she does with a wide range of very other artists — from Hilma af Klint and Emma Kunz to Joseph Cornell, Philip Hanson and Antonin Artaud to Outsider artists — but in the end they all fall away.
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" He describes slave owners at elegant parties, how "the drinking would start and the festive spirit would darken, and all the masks of fashion and breeding would fall away, until the oozing, pocked face of Elm County would lie revealed.
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No. 23 Oregon 22, Washington 232 (OT) Payton Pritchard made a fall-away 215-pointer from 212 feet with 253 seconds remaining in overtime as the Ducks overcame a 221-point second-half deficit to defeat the Huskies in Seattle.
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It is clear in these works that Amino reached a place that is totally his own, where all traces of influence fall away — especially in the wall-mounted relief "Composition #25" (September 713), which is made of resin, mahogany, threads, and mesh.
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The result, if confirmed, will be a blow to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) which has seen interest in hosting the summer and winter Olympics fall away in the last few years, scared off by the size, cost and complexity of the events.
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In OT, with Boston down one with seconds left and everyone in the arena aware he'd have the ball in his hands on the final possession, he hit a fall-away 14-footer with Portland's Jerome Kersey covering him like a sheet. Ballgame.
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Although some of those subscribers will fall away — the WWE Network offers a monthlong free trial to potential customers, some of whom undoubtedly signed up just to watch WrestleMania for free — that is still nearly a 50 percent increase in six weeks.
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" An unrelenting immediacy sets in: "Worries about the past and the future are unrealistic when judged against the realities of the moment," the sociologists wrote, and distinctions between people fall away, leaving only "human beings responding to one another as human beings.
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Donna, Ithaca, N.Y. Part of the problem with the way most of us will end up — if we manage to live into old age — is that some of the things that used to make us worthy of respect will gradually fall away.
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Keren Moscovitch's "The Space Between," originally a durational performance, enables two people to enter a small chamber and place wooden cylinders between their bodies, holding them while gazing at each other until the pieces fall away — a lesson in stillness and support.
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Democrats try to pick up the pieces The call on Friday, which was described to CNN by several participants, did not specifically address one of the biggest questions many Democrats have: How did Clinton allow Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania to fall away from the party?
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Corporate earnings have wobbled as multinationals watch their profits fall away due to higher costs and upset supply chains, while Wall Street has sustained a rough patch of volatility that has sent the major stock market averages off nearly 5% apiece over the past month.
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In the field, federal and local workers are toiling day in and day out to get the job done; there may be disagreements, but in every tragedy, those divisions fall away and everyone works together to harness their collective expertise, save lives and rebuild.
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Even so, it was good news for the IOC which has seen interest in hosting the summer and winter Olympics fall away in the last few years, with cities either scared off by the size and cost of the Games or pressured by local opposition.
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As moms, we'll never forget those last few weeks of pregnancy, a nervous and exciting time when the rest of the world seemed to fall away, as we did everything we could to provide a safe and peaceful entry into the world for our babies.
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" As marriage is transformed alongside cultural reconsideration of gender, sexuality, adulthood and identity, it is conceivable that traditional wedding trappings, like dresses, might fall away, according to Rebecca Traister, the author of "All the Single Ladies: Unmarried Women and the Rise of an Independent Nation.
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As he burrows deeper and deeper he will realize that the arbitrary limits of his world are nonsense, the walls of the house, will fall away and he will find himself floating in space, the light of pure dunk creativity floating in front of him.
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Whatever qualms you may have brought with you about driving to Mexico are likely to fall away once you take leave of the mangy border townscape of Otay Mesa and the slender, well-tended expressway plunges you into a bronze desert spiked with granite protrusions.
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The S&P 500 has rallied right back up to a level that would be a logical place for it to stall, and perhaps even fall away into what many Wall Street purists still expect will be an eventual "re-test" of the recent lows.
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Eventually, once the America First movement became a national organization, headquartered in Chicago, college students started to fall away in favor of conservative business leaders who wanted to stick it the liberal president they hated and Midwesterners who felt that East Coast elitists were condescending to them.
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Characters find a way toward closure, then fall away from the story as those who continue to struggle with their powerlessness attempt to forcefully attach meaning to their lives — to the degree that one character starts to kinda maybe think he's the second coming of Jesus.
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Backup singers join Ms Spears in a swelling crescendo as she cries "my loneliness is killing me" and "give me a sign", but fall away for the more confessional verses and interlude to create contrast and drama (it is a karaoke classic for precisely this reason).
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The bid is good news for the International Olympic Committee (IOC) which has seen interest in hosting the summer and winter Olympics fall away in the last few years, with cities either scared off by the size and cost of the Games or pressured by local opposition.
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Orioles 4, Yankees 73 BALTIMORE — Manager Joe Girardi was midway through another dispiriting postmortem, speaking to reporters outside the visitors' clubhouse, when the dark blue backdrop with the logos of the Yankees and their sponsor began to fall away from the curtain rod from which it hung.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British jump jockey Bryony Frost is gearing up for what could be the most exciting week of her career at this week's Cheltenham Festival but the 23-year-old is well aware that she is always potentially one fall away from ending it - or worse.
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"We in Jabhat al-Nusrah stress that, in the interest of keeping the Syrian jihad ongoing and strong, all other desirable interests, including targeting the West and America, fall away and disappear," wrote the head of the group's media office, Abu Ammar al-Shami, earlier this month.
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Metallica aren't exactly spring chickens—and neither are the people who grew up listening to them—but regardless, the years seemed to fall away on both sides of the barrier when the band launched into "Master of Puppets" and the whole venue erupted in cheers and motion.
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A photograph of David Cameron, Matteo Renzi, Barack Obama, François Hollande and Angela Merkel chatting on the balcony of the Herrenhausen Palace in Hannover, Germany, during a summit was shared thousands of times Monday on Twitter for the neat way it summed up how quickly power can fall away.
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Initially, a couple of them seemed obscure — hardly a misdemeanor in my book — but give them a chance, and I am sure that any reservations you might have will fall away, unless, of course, you are just a cold-hearted person brimming with jealousy, meanness, and self-righteousness.
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While the series had many highs and stunningly deep lows, one of the best themes of the streaming adventure is that when your consciousness can be dropped into any body at all, the boundaries of "straight" or "gay," and, really, any of the vestiges of heteronormativity, fall away.
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If granting weapons ever more autonomy turns out, in practice, to yield a military advantage, and if developed countries see themselves in wars of national survival, rather than the wars of choice they have waged recently, past practice suggests that today's legal and ethical restraints may fall away.
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The narrative is turning against both men, as many Republicans — even some who have in the past recoiled at the thought of a Cruz nomination — are coming around to the idea that the others need to fall away for the Texas senator to take Trump on one-on-one.
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"A deal has to be agreed and ratified by December 2020 or the UK will be facing its next no-deal cliff edge – the point at which arrangements covering everything except for the Irish border, citizens' rights and the UK's financial settlement will simply fall away," he said.
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"A deal has to be agreed and ratified by December 2020 or the UK will be facing its next no-deal cliff edge the point at which arrangements covering everything except for the Irish border, citizens' rights and the UK's financial settlement will simply fall away," he said.
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Durant looks dominant — you have to remind yourself that you are watching a 7-footer dropping a fall-away jumper from behind the free-throw line or splitting the defenders like a point guard and hitting a scoop shot from 1003 feet — but his running mates are out of sorts.
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Fitch has guided an overall limit of around GBP1.5 billion (looking through year-end seasonal peaks and in the context of the group's existing cash flow scale) to be a tolerance for this kind of funding before the notching uplift of the notes relative to unsecured debt is likely to fall away.
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It isn't until the further edge of New Jersey, however, that you feel you're leaving the city and entering the country, when the trees and towns give way to fields and the worn teeth of the Alleghenies fall away on the thin strip of West Virginia that pokes up like a cast-iron griddle handle.
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The fact that I can sit next to Mr. Clive Davis, and talk to you, not only about our beliefs and keeping the voices that are up there alive, and preserving and facilitating the future voices to come, so that the music doesn't just fall away into nothing, into the robots, as I call them.
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After all the revelations about what really happened, Flaked becomes a show about a man who does nothing wrong, takes the fall to be noble, and then has the only major impediment to a relationship with his new girlfriend — her belief that he killed her brother in a drunk driving accident — fall away entirely.
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But I am here for the natural wonders of Alaska, and on day three of the cruise we are to experience one of the finest: The Margerie Glacier in the Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve; 200 feet tall, one mile wide where it meets the sea and great pieces of glacier fall away.
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In "The Redthroats," a surrealistic vision of the murder that The New York Times called "a fanciful flight into a world above the clouds of reality" (whoops), Steven, the character modeled on Mr. Cale, says that he wants to take his life in his hands and shake it until all the bad parts fall away.
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EditorsNote: fixes to "Parsons" (from "Chandler") in eighth graf Hayward's shot gives Jazz seventh straight victory DALLAS — Gordon Hayward put a tough shooting night behind him by drilling a game-winning, fall-away jumper to beat the buzzer in overtime and give the Utah Jazz a 121-119 victory against the Dallas Mavericks at American Airlines Center.
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Sources familiar with the negotiations behind the scenes say that while lawmakers would have liked to make good on their threat to let the program fall away -- rather than renew it without reform -- the reality is that little progress was actually made on a reform deal that could have been agreed on before government funding ran out.
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And as his trousers slipped down his legs all the burdens of his life to date seemed to fall away from him; he tipped back his head and faced up into the darkness beneath the ceiling, and for one blessed moment he felt as if he could understand the things of this world in all their immeasurable beauty.
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In order to make a correct judgment upon the morals of groups, one must take into consideration the fact that when individuals come together in a group all their individual inhibitions fall away and all the cruel, brutal and destructive instincts, which lie dormant in individuals as relics of a primitive epoch, are stirred up to find free gratification.
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Those kind of flashes come throughout the film — it may be the only found footage movie I've ever seen where they show somebody actually cutting the footage you're watching — but that delight starts to fall away as the team begins to suspect that they're being hunted by Russian agents, or even worse, double-crossed by the CIA because they know too much.
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The fact that Apple is a major consumer company "takes the debate out of a very narrow environment — the universe of technologists and policy wonks — into the realm of consumers where barriers like the specific language of Washington or the technology industry begins to fall away," said Malkia Cyril, the executive director of the Center for Media Justice, a grass-roots activist network.
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" It's a quote that pretty much sums up the message of her debut album, Let Go. Much like the unapologetic call outs on "Complicated," the vulnerable-yet-vengeful "Unwanted" and the giant f-you chorus of "Nobody's Fool", the ballad-like beginnings of the album's opening track fall away as she roars: "That's when I decided, why should I care?
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S. trade deal * Safe-haven bonds, yen fall away * Markets scale back risk of rate cuts around the world SYDNEY, Dec 13 (Reuters) - Asian share markets were set fair on Friday on reports a last-gasp trade deal had averted new U.S. tariffs on China, while Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservative Party looked to have won a clear majority in UK elections.
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S. trade deal * Safe-haven bonds, yen fall away * Markets scale back risk of rate cuts around the world By Wayne Cole SYDNEY, Dec 13 (Reuters) - Asian share markets were set fair on Friday on reports a last-gasp trade deal had averted new U.S. tariffs on China, while Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservative Party looked to have won a clear majority in UK elections.
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In order to pay for at least some of the large cuts in the Senate plan — businesses run by their owners would be able to deduct 23% of their income before paying taxes, while the rate paid by corporations on their income would fall to 2039.6% — a wide swathe of deductions enjoyed by higher-income wage earners would fall away, notably the deduction for state and local taxes.
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What's interesting about the critiques of The Last Jedi is how often, when you talk about them, many of the above criticisms fall away, and you're left with a distinct philosophical difference between people who love the film's insistence that the future can be better if we make it and those who don't like the way it forces us to grapple with the sins of the past, with the way it argues the Rebellion might have won at the end of Return of the Jedi, but it largely upheld the status quo.
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Midway through the novel, causality seems to fall away entirely, as the characters — both the principal players and the bit ones — begin making head-scratching decisions: deciding to tour the farm before dinner though it's arguably too cold for comfort and too dark to see anything; deciding to explore the basement alone though there are scratches on a trap door that look "frantic"; deciding to stop for "something sweet" on the drive home after dinner though there's now a full-on snowstorm and nobody is remotely hungry; deciding to drive down a remote, unplowed road in order to throw away the sweating cups of icy lemonade because they might melt and turn the cup holders sticky.
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