Does the responsibility fall on the users, does it fall on the dealers who exploit them, or does it fall on society for failing these people?
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It would likely fall on Christmas Day, Spanish media reported.
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It doesn't matter where you fall on the political spectrum.
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AHS: 1984 will premiere this fall on FX. Related content:
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Who would love to see me fall on my face.
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Keeping Up with the Kardashians returns this fall on E!
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Or worse, such complaints would fall on actively aggressive ears.
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Much of the latter cut would fall on foreign aid.
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But marijuana's harms also disproportionately fall on the black community.
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I don't like watching the towers fall on the news.
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Good Behavior is set to premiere this fall on TNT.
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The financial burden will instead fall on New York hosts.
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In a DC scheme, it does fall on the employee.
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Apparently her suggestions to Joanne didn't fall on deaf ears.
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And where does Batman v Superman fall on this spectrum?
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Treasury yields typically fall on expectations of lower economic growth.
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But Nokia needed some luck to fall on its feet.
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It's looking more likely that distinction may fall on Nevada.
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Cities like Seattle and Madison fall on this list, too.
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Unfortunately, I'm pretty sure it would fall on deaf ears.
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I Am: Demi Lovato will premiere this fall on YouTube.
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It's unclear where yacht sharing would fall on that list.
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This year, commemorations of the Kennedy assassination fall on Thanksgiving.
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Will the FCC net neutrality regulations fall on these grounds?
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More heavy rain also will fall on the saturated South.
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What it will fall on is goods and services outside.
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"Fall on the ground when you hear shots," he said.
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Much of that work will fall on Blackstone veteran Solomond.
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Where does this song fall on our scale of wisdom?
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It's the moderates who have to fall on their swords.
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Any economic pain will fall on wealthy Londoners, people say.
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For others, the standard warnings may fall on deaf ears.
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The Gifted will air on Mondays this fall on Fox.
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The markets continued their fall on the trade news yesterday.
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And caregiving responsibilities still disproportionately fall on women and mothers.
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I knew a house was going to fall on me.
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Why does IHOP's National Pancake Day fall on Mardi Gras?
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" "What side of history do you want to fall on?
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If not, the onus will fall on eager House Democrats.
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Where do you fall on the spectrum of weeknight cooking?
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That burden should fall on those who are included already.
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More daily high temperatures will fall on Wednesday and Thursday.
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And then I felt something wet fall on my cheek.
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Her nomination accordingly should stand or fall on that point.
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October 4 would always fall on a Wednesday, for instance.
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I imagine, however, that this point might fall on deaf ears.
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Without an alternative funding method, the bill could fall on taxpayers.
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"This is a fall on your knees moment," one woman wrote.
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Those costs also largely fall on American businesses and consumers. Sen.
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Tickets go on sale in fall on the play's official website.
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Which side of that coin does Daryl fall on right now?
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The axe is going to fall on either Enrique or Jorge.
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Those ideas may fall on deaf ears in wildfire country, however.
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Black Friday doesn't just fall on the Friday after Thanksgiving anymore.
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And her attempts to recruit new allies fall on suspicious ears.
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"I wanted to see the confetti fall on us," Berry said.
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Chyna lets his fries fall on the floor of the car.
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It wants only to fall on the ground and lie there.
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Energy stocks continued to fall on concerns about reduced worldwide demand.
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Now, however, the burden may fall on them for prevention efforts.
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Where do the videos of Royal Nonesuch fall on this list?
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We will rise or fall on the quality of that material.
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All of the big events of the week fall on Thursday.
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Any argument, then, must stand or fall on its own merits.
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It stabilised after a more than 1 percent fall on Monday.
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McConnell is telling these Republicans to fall on their partisan sword.
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In 1937, Hvam himself took a bad fall on Mount Hood.
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Riyadh's bourse steadied after a sharp fall on the previous day.
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U.S. industrial companies also saw their stock prices fall on Thursday.
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When she went down, I had to fall on my sword.
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But the study also examined how labor costs fall on employers.
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This Is Us Returns for season 3 this fall on NBC.
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The entire burden of the debt would fall on Puerto Ricans.
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Halloween is scheduled to fall on a Thursday this upcoming year.
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It will fall on the first anniversary of the Alexandria shooting.
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Why did the final transmission have to fall on a Wednesday?
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The task of opening schools did not fall on administrators alone.
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But the final product is unlikely to fall on Rosenstein's desk.
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Some educators say the responsibility shouldn't fall on already-strapped schools.
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"We hope this time it doesn't fall on deaf ears." video
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Despite their best intentions, they continue to fall on their face.
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His demonization of the news media won't fall on deaf ears.
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But what does that dreamy light fall on in Cole's scenes?
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They just fall on me during the night, it's pretty sad.
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And it will fall on Kummert to help navigate those headwinds.
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It's important to figure out where you fall on this spectrum.
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That means that Election Day can fall on anywhere between Nov.
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Where does the show fall on the morality of its premise?
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However, this message continues to fall on deaf ears in Washington.
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But some fall on the much higher end of the spectrum.
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It should fall on the manufacturer first, and then the reseller.
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Boundaries fall on a spectrum between overly porous and too rigid.
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KS: Money will fall on your head in a haptic fashion.
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She's a freshman elected last fall on the anti-Trump wave.
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We are at the point where a house divided will fall on itself and the American society as a whole will fall on itself if we don&apost get to the bottom of what the truth is.
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Both indexes are set to post nearly three percent fall on week.
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Maybe I was wrong, and I'm happy to fall on my sword.
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Presidents often receive criticism for their vacation costs that fall on taxpayers.
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It's easy to get lost, trip, and fall on a plot hole.
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These calls generally fall on the deaf ears of their colleagues. Rep.
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Why should the burden of the Middle East always fall on America?
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"Did you know a tree may fall on your head?" asks one.
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This year, expect that spotlight to fall on the next Animal Crossing.
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Shares of Wynn Macau continued to fall on Tuesday, sliding 7 percent.
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Elections to the 88-member Assembly of Experts fall on Feb. 26.
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Shares in the latter rise and fall on news from Hong Kong.
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The yuan has just suffered its worst four-month fall on record.
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Where I fall on the hipster spectrum is neither here nor there.
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It was Glencore's worst daily fall on the JSE since July 2018.
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Marilu Henner took a fall on Dancing with the Stars Monday evening.
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But without risk of corporate liability, shareholders' demands fall on deaf ears.
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Then, cut the categories that fall on the bottom off your list.
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What if I trip and fall on my way into the office?
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To better understand where you really fall on the income scale, Creditrepair.
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But the ultimate political benefit, she suggested, will fall on the Democrats.
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Play started an hour late as rain continued to fall on Paris.
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Japan's Nikkei rebounded 21 percent after a 22 percent fall on Monday.
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A lot of that blame needs to fall on the offensive line.
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For example, is the tax expected to fall on production or consumption?
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If a robot makes a mistake, blame can fall on many people.
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"Huma chose to fall on her own sword," Allen and Parnes write.
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All eyes will fall on a Senate Judiciary subcommittee headed by Sen.
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The three-time All-Star was hurt in a fall on Nov.
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But which movies fall on those two sides of his long career?
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Empires hemorrhage wealth, bombs fall on cities, religious radicals decimate ancient temples.
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Mr. Trumka predicted that Mr. Trump's pitch would fall on deaf ears.
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Children donned newsprint hats and listened to the cinders fall on them.
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Sanctions will also fall on Iran's shipping, ports and central bank transactions.
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He said shares were likely to fall on Monday when trading resumed.
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" Adding: "It is funny watching them [UKIP] fall on their own sword.
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All of these are conversations worth having, wherever you fall on them.
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Spain's electoral calendar dictates that the next election would fall on Dec.
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"Their stories did not fall on deaf ears," Candelaria told LGBT Weekly.
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The costs fall on other people, to whom the system isn't beholden.
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Most of the cost burden would fall on businesses and the wealthy.
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It's only harder knowing the financial burden will fall on my family.
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The traveler is disoriented, until his eyes fall on something he knows.
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Much of that scrutiny will fall on those who are already out.
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After a sizzling summer, theaters are having their busiest fall on record.
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Most important, reforming presidential power will fall on the shoulders of voters.
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The responsibility, Ms. Huffman seemed to say, should only fall on her.
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To fall on her wrong side was to wake up on Jan.
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Mr. Dodik proudly noted that the elections fall on Mr. Putin's birthday.
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The dust will fall on a stencil of a Zen Buddhist stanza.
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And there's debate about where the latest developments fall on the spectrum.
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Trump could rise or fall on his handling of the crisis, too.
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You rock his limp body as tears fall on the blue blanket.
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Treasury yields did actually fall on Friday, down 1.5 percent from Thursday.
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Black Friday used to actually fall on one day of the year.
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Ideally, it shouldn't fall on one person because the amount is huge.
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Second, Mr. Comey has an unfailing instinct to fall on every grenade.
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However, it was en route for its biggest weekly fall on record.
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The costs for those upgrades will fall on residents and existing businesses.
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What's more, each year dates fall on different days of the week.
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This means that if you fall on hard times, others will help.
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You knock things off a table and they fall on the floor.
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But makeup wipes generally fall on the lowest rung of the luxury ladder.
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What a soft cushion of love to fall on after that other drama.
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The gathering will fall on the one-year anniversary of the Charlottesville event.
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And if you slip and fall on the first obstacle, who cares really?
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The burden will fall on health care facilities to take care of remains.
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The result is that when these critiques happen, they fall on deaf ears.
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Its attention to detail makes sure it doesn't ever fall on its ass.
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The wedding happened to fall on (or at least around) Hanisch's 30th birthday.
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It would never ice up, and it would never fall on your head.
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But his lectures often fall on deaf ears, and Ikuenobe understands that, too.
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Where does the film then fall on the spectrum of utopia and dystopia?
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In the case of Skip, the issue seemed to fall on the latter.
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Naturally, they fall on different spots on the sexual identity spectrum as well.
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The shares extended their fall on Thursday, closing down 3.1 percent at $19.70.
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Does everyone bump up accordingly or will this fall on the stronger economies?
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Did Dragić trip and fall on a sword and remove his eye altogether?
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So economic burden doesn't fall on us; it really falls more on them.
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The losses in oil added to the steep 5.4 percent fall on Wednesday.
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The timing would likely fall on a weekend, just when banks start closing.
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But its call for clarity on future arrangements will fall on deaf ears.
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And -- and part of... AXELROD: But some of that would fall on us.
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It's a rough day, no matter where you fall on the political spectrum.
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Just as with previous briefings, these pleas will likely fall on deaf ears.
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Whichever side you fall on, rest assured: Both lived to fight another day.
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Season 28 of Dancing with the Stars will premiere this fall on ABC.
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Whichever side you fall on, you may be surprised by the latest news.
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He said if Turkey had not acted "bombs would fall on our cities".
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And the insurance payout will fall on the roughly two dozen preflight insurers.
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The yuan CNY=CFXS was set for its biggest monthly fall on record.
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These sketches rise and fall on the gags, which are hit and miss.
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Writing and painting, descriptive undertakings both, rise and fall on the same ground.
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In some cases, the consequences of reducing plastic can fall on the consumer.
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Wherever they fall on the political spectrum, they can be defined as nativists.
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DXY, climbing from two-week lows hit after the yuan's fall on Monday.
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Construction began last fall on apartments within the mixed-use complex Commonwealth Landing.
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He's probably seen you land on your rear or fall on your face.
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Our attempts at advocating, unfortunately, fall on deaf ears for the most part.
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It dropped around 13 percent last week, the second straight fall on week.
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JG: Where do you fall on lip-syncing along to songs while dancing?
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This is really a monthly expense that happened to fall on this week.
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Studies are almost never purely pragmatic or explanatory: They fall on a continuum.
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The broader Topix rebounded 153% to 1,268.39, after a sharp fall on Friday.
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Our ideas fall on deaf ears when we do give them a shot.
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Don't let the weight of your grief and anger fall on our shoulders.
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It needn't always fall on the politician juggling swords or doing back flips.
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The responsibility of correcting the situation will fall on the team's next manager.
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I am sensitive to these smells, but my protests fall on deaf ears.
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Humans balance elegantly on two legs, while humanoid robots fall on their faces.
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As the Judiciary Committee's hearings begin, fresh attention will fall on its investigation.
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Mother monster Lady Gaga took one mother of a fall on Thursday night.
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Crude did fall on Friday, but still remains near a one-week high.
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Treasury Wine Estates rose 5.3%, recovering from its biggest ever fall on Wednesday.
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But fortunes did not rise and fall on how good your dumplings were.
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Why it matters: The request is likely to fall on deaf ears. Sen.
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"Bernie is willing to fall on a grenade to stop Trump," Sparks said.
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But the EU ruling suggests those arguments may soon fall on deaf ears.
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Stocks everywhere, including airlines, continued to fall on Monday following the Brexit vote.
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The actor is set to make his television reappearance this fall on Showtime's Kidding.
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The majority of the costs of these tariffs fall on American consumers and businesses.
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Either way, the final cost of the tariff tends to fall on American consumers.
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But the decision to release migrants doesn't fall on the facilities, but on ICE.
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And with fall on the horizon, our closets could use a little something fresh.
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The dollar index last stood at 99.061, nursing a 0.3 percent fall on Tuesday.
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Of course, this leads to troubles, many of which fall on the fanciful side.
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The dollar rebounded from an early fall on concerns about U.S.-China trade tensions.
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"I will not go into hiding if I fall on my face," Norpoth said.
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Mr Wren-Lewis thinks that the pound will rise, not fall on Labour's election.
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Whichever side of the divide you fall on, we have a deal for you.
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Some of the blame has to fall on Kellyn and the Naviti women themselves.
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Then something happens that causes an awkward silence to fall on the festive crowd.
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And as Rihanna said, an "app-ology" may fall on deaf ears this time.
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Appeals to make prisons more humane often fall on deaf ears; voters detest criminals.
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That's a new show I'm working on—Cloud of Pity, this fall on FXXXX.
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But at a certain point, these repetitive messages, while appreciated, fall on deaf ears.
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The other possibility is that they all simply fall on you from the start.
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Like most things sexual, those who relate to the concept fall on a spectrum.
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But if Packers fans are looking for scapegoats, their ire shouldn't fall on Ripowski.
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Earnings are now expected to fall on average by 0.8 percent, according to FactSet.
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As bond yields fall on global growth fears, Wells Fargo is making some changes.
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According to the Financial Times, there are rumors it could fall on Wednesday afternoon.
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Koechner gives his prediction on when the curtain will fall on the Trump presidency.
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Bush badly injured his left knee during a fall on the concrete on Nov.
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As a result, the responsibility will fall on their shoulders to raise the ceiling.
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In this culture, the responsibility should fall on everyone, including both providers and patients.
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Here's where the 2020 presidential contenders fall on the health-care reform spectrum: Sen.
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Rather, it was designed to fall on the last weekend of Black History Month.
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And if my comments fall on deaf ears, I will choose to walk away.
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There has been a massive shift since last fall on this question among blacks.
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The party also saw their Trump tax cut talking points fall on deaf ears.
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The dollar index was steady at 6.53, nursing a 0.3 percent fall on Friday.
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Short of that, these proposals with so much merit may fall on deaf ears.
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On the storm's southside, more heavy rain will fall on the already saturated South.
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If they want to assign blame, it ultimately should fall on their own shoulders.
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The bulk of that reduction will fall on Italy and the rest of Europe.
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Freeland is working on another show right now that debuts this fall on ABC.
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TechCrunch previously reported that the event would fall on this day, confirming WSJ's sources.
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And movable feasts, like Easter, fall on different days depending on the lunar calendar.
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People fall on the ground or get injured when they attempt to run away.
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Still, the sheer size of Facebook's fall on Thursday became a focus for investors.
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And the burden of dealing with cheating in your school shouldn't fall on you.
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The people in the audience know they might see you fall on your face.
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How combined federal, state and local taxes fall on American adults, by income percentile.
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Curt Mallory said his father suffered a brain injury in a fall on Tuesday.
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The burden of speaking out against racism cannot continue to fall on BIPOC individuals.
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There are multiple angles showing the fall on Twitter, and they all look... painful.
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As usual in such stories, the blame doesn't fall on a riled up Olympian.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast a 1.5% fall on the year in November.
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They said a homeless man looked as if he might fall on the tracks.
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STOCKS: Prices were supported as LME inventories continued to fall on Thursday MCUSTX-TOTAL.
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Mr. Khodorkovsky blamed his fall on Mr. Sechin, then a relatively unknown presidential aide.
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I truly believe that the burden of waste should never fall on the consumer.
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When barrel bombs fall on homes, they often send entire families to the ward.
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It will fall on incoming Fed Chairman Jerome Powell to deal with these issues.
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Renewables are coming of age and no longer stand or fall on government largesse.
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It's becoming a big debate -- where does Tom fall on the NFL's G.O.A.T. list?
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Mining and auto stocks which typically fall on trade concerns, fell about 0.9% each.
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As economic conditions in Scotland decline, the blame will fall on Brexit and Tory austerity.
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The side gig will continue in the fall on top of her regular course load.
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This was the steepest decline since a 5.5 basis point fall on May 21, 2009.
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U.S. stocks continued to fall on Monday, with large tech stocks leading the way down.
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The journey from fat pet to slimmed-down sweetie begins this fall on Animal Planet.
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After the fall on Tuesday, Chinese stocks were at their lowest level in 13 months.
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Rather, those costs will fall on American consumers, and investors should adjust their portfolios accordingly.
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Rather, those costs will fall on American consumer, and investors should adjust their portfolios accordingly.
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But a fall on such a scale is certainly not impossible, judging by the fundamentals.
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Although the festivities fall on a work night (bummer!), they are not to be missed.
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Mason and Reign both celebrated their birthdays in December, which fall on the same day.
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The business wasn't going to rise or fall on that information being available that day.
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"A lot of times people fall on their face, slipping and falling," Dr. Apa says.
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The most persuasive argument will fall on deaf ears unless real change accompanies our words.
|
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Williams will start at the University of Mississippi in the fall on an athletic scholarship.
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Shortly after the CMAs, Underwood broke her wrist during a fall on her front porch.
|
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Would he fall on his face not unlike Neil Patrick Harris at the 2015 Oscars?
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That's because fewer adults tend to participate when the holiday doesn't fall on a weekend.
|
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China's foreign exchange reserves declined by $512.66 billion in 2015, the steepest fall on record.
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After she pricks it, a shower of pink balloons and confetti fall on the ground.
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It was also the Dow's biggest fall on a pure points basis of all-time.
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The fall on Wednesday left them still comfortably above their level before the Apple deal.
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He's right, but the question was about the burden that would fall on regular folks.
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The euro was down another 0.1 percent to $1.0688 after a sharp fall on Tuesday.
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It doesn't matter where they fall on the economic ladder, the chorus remains the same.
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But Ankara's demand is likely to fall on deaf ears in a risk-averse Washington.
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All the while they are provided limited information, and their questions fall on deaf ears.
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The tree at the end of Kristine Garcia's driveway, luckily, didn't fall on her house.
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But concerns about repression fall on deaf ears, writes Sinan Ulgen, a former Turkish diplomat.
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That's a scary place to be -- no matter where you fall on the political spectrum.
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If you listen to Taylor Swift in the gym you will fall on your arse.
|
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US crude oil prices increased nearly 2%, bouncing back from a sharp fall on Tuesday.
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Those unavoidable costs would still fall on taxpayers and balloon to astronomical levels over time.
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If your calls fall on deaf ears, hire an acoustical engineer to measure the noise.
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We'll also save to have a cushion to fall on when things inevitably go wrong.
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Dar blamed the rupee's fall on a "miscommunication" between the SBP and other banking institutions.
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Why should all the burden fall on Western Europe in general and Germany in particular?
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As you climb into the van, you misstep, causing you to fall on your stomach.
|
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The fixed income market would also likely see bond yields fall on a soft print.
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Taking some time Cardi B won't be "finessing" with Bruno Mars this fall on tour.
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In particular, parents increasingly feel that the cost of college shouldn't fall on them alone.
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"At the end of the day, the decisions fall on me and my creative team."
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The season will still all fall on the shoulders of Damian Lillard and C.J. McCollum.
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It took years before doctors considered that her disorder might fall on the schizophrenia spectrum.
|
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Most of the economic costs of untangling four decades of integration will fall on Britain.
|
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Antenes plans to release two albums this fall, on The Bunker NY and Silent Season.
|
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Elsewhere, religious leaders are increasingly vocally opposed, but their words often fall on deaf ears.
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" (4:10) (screaming) "You think you're going to fall, you better fall on your face.
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Whichever side you fall on, know that the Internet can never truly agree on anything.
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In summer months, prices fall on weekends in both towers for Deluxe rooms to $419.
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And whatever the outcome, the majority of the blame should not fall on his shoulders.
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Where do they fall on the continuum of traditional representation to complete abstraction — who cares?
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It's simply impossible to help everyone, so it shouldn't fall on your shoulders every time.
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"I just hope it didn't fall on deaf ears," said the 34-year-old lawmaker.
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There are two points in the moon's orbit where the shadow can fall on Earth.
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That's less than the rate at which Americans die by having TVs fall on them.
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Her comeback ended after a fall on the uneven bars at the 2012 Olympic trials.
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"There is a burden of financial responsibility that will fall on someone," Mr. Martin said.
|
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But it's also important to be clear about the responsibility that does fall on Trump.
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A federal grand jury in Springfield, Illinois, indicted Schock last fall on 24 felony counts.
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And the worst blow would fall on Medicaid, which one in five Americans depends on.
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Called Tet in Vietnam and Seollal in South Korea, these holidays all fall on Jan.
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This includes religious schools, which typically fall on the lower end of the tuition spectrum.
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Fuser is expected to launch this fall on the PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC.
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Bugs attracted to the light fall on the tarp, and we collect and study them.
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The biggest impact of halted flights would primarily fall on Asia-based carriers, he said.
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That's the question I posed to people who fall on different sides of this trend.
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"Port administration authority should fall on regional entities because of Brazil's continental dimensions," he said.
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Mr. Trump's supporters and his liberal critics fall on different sides of this new divide.
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If it's not signed in time, a curse will fall on Amber and Richard's child.
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Abuses still take place, while the words of human rights activists fall on deaf ears.
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PARIS — Construction is scheduled to start this fall on a new building for the Louvre.
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And if there were problems needing repair, the warranty costs would fall on the automaker.
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XBANK, outstripping a 5 percent fall on the broader Istanbul index in this period .XU100.
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It has gained more than 6 percent since an initial fall on the BOJ's move.
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It continued that fall on Friday, with its losses accelerating after the central bank's warning.
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The problem, though, is that the pithy document will likely fall on deaf ears anyway.
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That holiday is often based on lunar cycles and doesn't necessarily fall on January 260.
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Today, those costs (and drug-related tax preferences) fall on consumers, insured populations, and taxpayers.
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Leaving your house could spell instant death as shells could fall on Daraya at any time.
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Their arguments will fall on less receptive ears if Merkel's new coalition acquires a green hue.
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Ramadan and Eid do not fall on the same date each year for the same reason.
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WATTERS: Yes, I would like to see the ax fall on a bunch of these people.
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In the natural world, branches, leaves and limbs are broken and fall on a constant basis.
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The reduction in workforce, as previously reported, will fall on Twitter's sales, partnerships and marketing divisions.
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The blame for 3D Touch's lack of adoption doesn't exactly fall on any one group's shoulders.
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Ten other families stay with them, hiding from the bombs that fall on Syria's eastern Ghouta.
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I'm tempted to believe that he would just fall on Biden, and that would be it.
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And the cost does not always fall on the national broadcaster that puts on the show.
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Like many young men his age, that all seems to fall on deaf ears for Peter.
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However, with how Facebook and Twitter are responding, the Democrats' calls may fall on deaf ears.
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As a scholar, she specialised in examining how bankruptcy punishes those who fall on hard times.
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In his epilogue, he writes: Yes, marijuana arrests disproportionately fall on minorities, especially the black community.
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The outlet claims that Nadal and Perelló will get married this fall on Spanish island Mallorca.
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Attempts to point out to BA that it is misleading its passengers fall on deaf ears.
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U.S. TREASURY YIELDS EXTEND FALL ON SAFE-HAVEN DEMAND FOR BONDS AMID U.S.-CHINA TRADE WORRIES
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That means almost all the burden of economic growth is likely to fall on productivity improvements.
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More of the responsibility for paying for health care would fall on individuals and the states.
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This seems more like a landsman's longing, for rain to fall on fields and fertilise them.
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Not all of the blame for corruption in e-sports should fall on the betting sites.
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Do women often fall on the floor or onto pieces of furniture to unzip their dresses?
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More generally, most CEOs probably calculate that the costs of tariffs would mainly fall on consumers.
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Currently, more uncertainties fall on who will take over them after they resign from current position.
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It gives them a sturdy surface to fall on, which prevents the cake layers from tearing.
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Its shares rose 0.5 percent by 1100GMT against a 0.7 percent fall on Europe's banking index .
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There are two points in the moon's orbit where the shadow can fall on the Earth.
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And, like any good romantic comedy, they rise and fall on the chemistry between their leads.
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One item on their admission questionnaire asks aspiring members where they fall on the Kinsey scale.
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But it appears that the burden of user security will still fall on each app developer.
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Participants are asked to rate where certain groups fall on this scale from 23 to 24.
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But again, that could be the case no matter where you fall on the gender spectrum.
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Whatever end of the travel spectrum you fall on, your suitcase is your most important accessory.
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"Lord, we just pray for rain: That your rain will fall on this nation," Morrison intoned.
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" QUOTE OF THE DAY "May the shadow of the moon fall on a world at peace.
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A lot is riding on Mitchell's elevating skill-set, but everything doesn't fall on his shoulders.
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But where would, for example, having your tattoo on show in Japan fall on that spectrum?
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They argue the employer contribution is a "head tax" that would ultimately fall on workers' shoulders.
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Where you fall on the spectrum will likely change as you delve further into the world.
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Even when the Commission was reconstituted for 85033-2017, it seemed to fall on deaf ears.
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IOOF shares logged their biggest ever daily fall on Friday, in a slightly positive wider market.
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Across all grades, the southern Melbourne market suffered its biggest daily fall on Wednesday since 2003.
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"I don't think the sky is going to completely fall on voting rights," Professor Foley said.
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"And he didn't see the sky didn't fall on his head," one of these people said.
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"I like to organize my week so similar tasks fall on the same day," Corcoran says.
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The analysts acknowledged, however, that their break up proposal might "fall on deaf ears" at Citigroup.
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Moral arguments may fall on deaf ears, but for North Carolina, real money is at stake.
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The attacker could have shorted the cryptocurrency's price, betting that it would fall on an exchange.
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I've also seen croquettes fall on the kitchen floor, only to watch them get fried nonetheless.
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It is still too soon to say where either man will fall on this year's list.
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The piece spoke to people who are like me, to those who fall on the border.
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"I pray that my words don't fall on blind eyes or deaf ears," the inmate added.
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Last fall, on a return visit to the country, she was finally ready to buy it.
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Much of these costs fall on municipalities, like Jersey City, that are already short on cash.
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"Here's the deal, that mandate is going to fall on the governors," Mr. Biden told voters.
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Cofece responded that the burden should fall on both companies to prevent leaks, not just one.
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It's the third song from Moullinex's forthcoming third album, HYPERSEX, due out this fall on Discotexas.
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And those costs don't fall on all people equally: Women and minorities bear them more heavily.
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Analysts have said that even if shareholders approve the takeover, it could fall on antitrust grounds.
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After her fall on Wednesday night, Justice Ginsburg returned home but experienced discomfort during the night.
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Don't let the weight of your grief and anger fall on the shoulders of service workers.
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Stocks were set up for a fall on Monday as every major financial indicator turned south.
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By 0924, Italy's blue-chip index rose 2.93%, partially rebounding after a 11% fall on Monday.
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As Pliny's vessel approached the shore, volcanic debris began to fall on him and his crew.
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Your birthday will fall on the same day of the week every year, forever, Hanke said.
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Every federal holiday, except for the Fourth of July and Thanksgiving, would fall on a Monday.
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We're going to go back into the writers room this fall on a couple of them.
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It's an open pot of money pro artists can tap if they fall on hard times.
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The responsibility for deciding whether a match should continue should therefore fall on the home team.
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Their lesson may fall on deaf ears in the Senate, but the American public is listening.
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Wayne rapidly grew concerned that any debts incurred by the business would fall on him, personally.
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"At that moment, I wished a rocket would fall on me and kill me," he said.
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After a 20203% fall on Wednesday, Brent crude futures fell 3 cents at $65.41 a barrel.
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They also can fall on undermanned police departments that, especially in major metropolises, are stretched thin.
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As more payments become digital, this burden will fall on ever fewer stores, shoppers and banks.
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He's the ultimate player's manager, one who would fall on his sword to protect his players.
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When it came to cumulative airtime, impeachment had nothing this fall on the College Football Playoff.
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British markets plunged, with sterling hitting a 31-year low in its biggest fall on record.
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The index outperformed a 0.4 percent fall on the euro zone blue-chip Euro STOXX 50.
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Given that, Mr. Trump's calls for unity were almost surely destined to fall on deaf ears.
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Some threw the clods of dirt in the air to fall on other heads and shoulders.
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Snow is expected to fall on a 2,000-mile path from California to Maine this weekend.
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He is scheduled to teach a seminar in the fall on national security law and policy.
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When I play a new one, it's a question of where it'll fall on the spectrum.
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We always got, we always ended up committing suicide or having a tree fall on us.
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Executive produced by Neil Meron and directed by Callie Khouri, Patsy & Loretta premieres this fall on Lifetime.
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Whether or not the pleas from big oil will fall on deaf ears remains to be seen.
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Did the small fall cause the break, or did the board fall on top of the control?
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That's why shares of companies that have significant insiders sell their stock typically fall on the news.
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"When bombs fall on neighborhoods, those bombs don't differentiate between children and women and men," Mustafa added.
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This exciting celestial event happens to fall on the 50th anniversary of the historic Apollo 11 mission.
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No matter where you fall on the social media scale, none of this is set in stone.
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But one trader appears to be making a big bet that the retailer will fall on earnings.
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Whatever side of the debate you fall on, it's pretty fascinating to see the different arguments unfold.
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It&aposs going to force producers to actually increase their prices and ultimately fall on the consumer.
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The National Weather Service says up to 2 more feet of snow could fall on the region.
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But if appeals to the emperor now fall on deaf ears, humbler forums for complaint are encouraged.
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No data exists which clearly indicates which side of the aisle UFO people tend to fall on.
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Ri's proposal, which he said he hoped U.S. policymakers would heed, may well fall on deaf ears.
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She pursed her lips and allowed her hand to casually fall on another fellow's butt to demonstrate.
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Fall on your sword (as sincerely as possible) and kill her with kindness for the foreseeable future.
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If the State of Louisiana lets him out, I would fall on my knees and thank God.
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The first of 43 planned episodes will be launching this fall on iOS, Android, and Windows 10.
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A second difficulty is that the costs and benefits of immigration fall on different levels of government.
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The country star initially revealed that she broke her wrist during a fall on her front porch.
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Dollar-denominated bonds issued by selected Turkish banks continued to fall on Tuesday, although sovereign bonds steadied.
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European equities have broadly brushed off the Spanish tensions while the fall on the IBEX remains limited.
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They fall on a small number of buyers who earn too much to qualify for their subsidies.
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We've reached out to a number of top players to see where they fall on today's decision.
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That reduces the area of contact between the surface and any water droplets which fall on it.
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For Ryanair's management however, calls to shy away from Ukraine's most lucrative market fall on deaf ears.
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We all fall on the progressive end of the spectrum and tend to agree on the issues.
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"I don't want you to fall on your face as you're beginning to develop something," added Netanyahu.
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I work with our marketing team on getting events for our members this fall on our website.
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Samsung shares were down 0.9% as of 0100 GMT, versus a 0.6% fall on the broader market.
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Many parents…Read more ReadThe trouble is, Ontario's proposed education sessions will likely fall on deaf ears.
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It seems that whether victims are believed often comes down to what side your politics fall on.
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Voigt is a fitness model and Instagram celebrity who starred last fall on "WAGS Miami," an E!
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Shares in Provident tumbled by as much as 703 percent, the biggest fall on Europe's Stoxx index.
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Michael Bennet (Colorado) -- Bennet has been quiet this week about how where he'll fall on the filibuster.
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No matter what side of the political spectrum you fall on, the election was divisive and stressful.
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He will either be a social network savior or fall on the sword of the new 'product.
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Countering China's economic might is hardly something that should fall on AFRICOM, said Wake Forest professor Benabdallah.
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And really, depending on where you fall on Microsoft productivity software, this could go either way, really.
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Unless you're a black man/woman, the full terror of Get Out will fall on deaf ears.
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Roy Cooper, the latter of whom ran successfully last fall on a platform to repeal the bill.
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But there are two points in the moon's orbit where the shadow can fall on the Earth.
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Markets typically rise to elevated expectations and fall on reality when the "trumped-up" expectations aren't met.
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SBF120 index and a 4 percent fall on the pan-European STOXX 600 Travel & Leisure index .SXTP.
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Mining stocks BHP Billiton also posted a significant fall on the index as it traded ex-dividend.
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The burden of proving medical frailty in the Kentucky waiver program will generally fall on the recipient.
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The lofty goals, therefore, of moving the embassy and talking about peace largely fall on deaf ears.
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Those words will fall on deaf ears as Americans see more jobs, safer streets and higher wages.
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"People had to fall on top of each other, whether they were alive or not," she said.
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On the south side of the storm more heavy rain will fall on the already saturated South.
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People write best sellers, date millionaires, win Oscars and have vending machines fall on them every day.
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Weather forecasters said as much as one foot of rain could fall on Houston on Tuesday night.
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The first episode of the show is expected to arrive in the fall on Apple TV Plus.
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The American Sam Mikulak recovered from a fall on vault to rally for a seventh-place finish.
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Despite her awkward fall on her trip to pick up her check, he still asks her out.
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Lively, currently frolicking about glamorously at Cannes, wishes that some bird shit would fall on her head.
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The yuan had steadied in recent days after suffering its biggest monthly fall on record in June.
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Simple risk disclosures often fall on deaf ears, so greater steps must be taken in some instances.
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The New York Times looked at where the candidates fall on a range of crucial policy issues.
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The National Hurricane Center still expected two to four inches of rain to fall on the area.
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If so, the primary onus might fall on tech companies, arguably the biggest users of this resource.
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Notably, only 2 percent felt that the costs should fall on the individual paying out-of-pocket.
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The Magic probably won't make the playoffs again, and some of that has to fall on Gordon.
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But based on her own reflections about the past, it seems likely to fall on deaf ears.
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Then, even the screams of traumatized immigrant children torn from their parents may fall on deaf ears.
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But the burden of justification should not fall on the shoulders of those putting forward an alternative.
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After a huge fall on Monday, markets were winning back some of their losses on Tuesday morning.
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Lady Gaga is reassuring her fans that she's okay after taking a nasty fall on Thursday night.
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"Out of sight, out of mind" has long been how relationships rise and fall on this show.
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The first leading contender to fall on Friday was the betting favorite, Serena Williams, the eighth seed.
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It was widely believed that in May the spirit of God was going to fall on America.
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Democrats hoping to win back the House hope to focus their arguments this fall on health care.
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And the heaviest burdens, of course, will fall on the shoulders of low- and middle-income residents.
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But Wayne rapidly grew concerned that any debts incurred by the business would personally fall on him.
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The United States, having expected Assad to fall on his own, dithered over support for the rebels.
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Brent crude futures moved up and down in early European trading after a 4.1% fall on Wednesday.
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I found it comfortable to hang and fall on, and it's able to haul plenty of gear.
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The benchmark futures rose 0.29 point to 151.00, more than offsetting its 0.24 point fall on Friday.
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His refusal to fall on his sword — or his wedge, as it were — only extended the story.
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Even before the fall on his ranch, Cespedes was expected to miss most of the 2019 season.
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Much of the responsibility for separating what is real and what is fake will fall on Democrats.
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The touch-screen interface is fall-on-your-face easy and incorporates Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had expected Bankia profit to fall on the year due to the provisions.
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We have either too many conservatives or not enough depending on where you fall on the spectrum.
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The bombs fall on the town of Khan Sheikhoun, in the rebel-held territory of Idlib Province.
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Aggreko shares fell as much as 15 percent, the biggest percentage fall on London's FTSE midcap index.
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It absolutely should not work, and yet PEN15 not only doesn't fall on its face, but thrives.
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The holiday will still be a legal public holiday and fall on the second Monday of October.
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The Federal Communications Commission estimates 2.73 million Americans fall on the wrong side of this digital divide.
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On New Year's Eve, the curtain will fall on two enthralling dances, one new and one old.
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The tax would ultimately fall on consumers, raising the cost of energy and everything that uses energy.
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The vote fell on party lines, but then, most major votes these days fall on party lines.
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If it is necessary that I should fall on the battlefield for my country, I am ready.
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So the superintendent contacted me about it last fall on Twitter, and I thought he was joking.
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Or, if something goes missing in the classroom, suspicion will fall on the child whose parent is incarcerated.
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"If we see smallest misstep from the enemies, our roaring missiles will fall on their heads," he added.
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Firefighters said Saturday a half-inch (8003 centimeter) of rain could fall on the area in southeastern Wyoming.
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The dollar fell again on Wednesday, after posting its biggest one-day fall on Tuesday in two months.
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As more terrible things happen, the eye of suspicion for this Puritan family begins to fall on her.
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"Everybody around me was like, 'Don't fall on your sword, you don't have to do this,'" Green says.
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Whether the blame should fall on the airports, the passengers, or the airline itself remains to be determined.
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Beador's tray crashes to the ground, too, leaving a bed of broken glass for them to fall on.
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Thousands were fleeing Monday as bombs continued to fall on the remaining rebel-held areas of the city.
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The glass sheets suspended by adhesive tape fall on to the concrete ground in a pre-arranged sequence.
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But ultimately, Bastida worries that if O'Rourke doesn't win, the blame will fall on Latinos for not voting.
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Their gazes invariably fall on Buttigieg, but their apprehensions include whether America could really elect a gay president.
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There are many ways to keep more Americans in the labour market when they fall on hard times.
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In every other department, Mr Trump would let the axe fall on spending that Republicans have long disliked.
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Eventually the pain will fall on the merchants and business people who are the backbone of AK support.
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That's a huge sign of something positive happening because the investment doesn't fall on any one person's shoulders.
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The curve has since repeatedly inverted as the longer-term yields continued to fall on trade war fears.
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Democrats, meanwhile, say more of the burden should fall on the oil industry—something the industry naturally opposes.
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Major stock indexes in trade-reliant Asia continued to fall on Wednesday, tracking a slide on Wall Street.
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That would represent an 18 percent fall on the 22.3 pence earned in the year to April 28.
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Ireland's main stock index ISEQ, which has tended to fall on fears of a disorderly Brexit, skidded 0.9%.
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He noted the burden of actual curtailments would likely fall on the Persian Gulf producers, especially the Saudis.
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Netflix is another big mover on the list with an average 12.8% rise or fall on earnings days.
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British markets plunged, with sterling hitting a 31-year low in its biggest intraday percentage fall on record.
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On the other hand, there are some of us that don't fall on either side of the spectrum.
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Pennsylvania State Trooper Brian Wakefield, the lead investigator in the case, testified that Ronald Bettig's fall on Aug.
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The look, tactile feel, and the user experience of that technology fall on its design department to imagine.
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With fall on our minds, we can't help but get a jumpstart on buying some darker-hued pieces.
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In commodity markets, oil prices continued to fall on Monday after hitting a three-month low last week.
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USC guard Shaqquan Aaron took a hard fall on his backside underneath the basket with 10:20 left.
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But Sineenat's swift rise to the public eye was followed by a sudden and brutal fall on Monday.
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Your message will fall on ears deafened by the party for which their city has waited 52 years.
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The costs to Google aren't clear, since the burden will immediately fall on firms that contract with it.
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But when the bombs cease to fall on Aleppo, what will be left of its intimate traditional music?
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It's not to say that bad things will not happen because the rain from storms fall on everyone.
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Japan has ordered its armed forces to shoot down any missile that threatens to fall on Japanese territory.
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Once again, the costs of wading through the legal complexities of the rule would fall on the taxpayer.
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Still, attention will fall on its post-meeting statement Wednesday local time for commentary on recent market volatility.
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John Bernecker died July 14 after injuring himself while performing a stunt fall on the show's Georgia set.
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However, much of the responsibility will fall on the individual utilities to implement and execute sound cybersecurity programs.
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If he is forced out of the Senate, depending on the timing, it could fall on current Gov.
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That support, he said, should help Republican House and Senate candidates running this fall on conservative leaning terrain.
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Bowie's criticism seemed to fall on deaf ears when Goodman responded that Prince "terrifies" some small-town audiences.
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Only 19.9 percent of respondents correctly guessed 3: Fall on this question also from the Financial Engines quiz.
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Although yields have bounced back to 0.09%, this is still an 18 basis point fall on the day.
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Regardless of where you fall on the debate on guns, everyone agrees we need more mental health services.
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Meantime Trump "has escaped his past unscathed" and "our stories seem to fall on deaf ears," said Crooks.
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If you fall on the happy side of that divide, it doesn't mean the corporation is your friend.
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Beta tests for Facebook AR ads will become available to all advertisers this fall on Facebook's mobile feed.
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What's more, he wrote, it would ultimately fall on Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein to make that call.
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"Part of it is to explain Trump but not necessarily fall on your sword for him," he said.
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Today, the decision of whether to publish the most sensitive content often doesn't fall on publications or editors.
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Knowing full-well that this plea will fall on deaf ears, I march onward: Twitter, I beseech you.
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When my mum stood up to get her, a wall did fall on her, and she was hurt.
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"There are too many people who would like to see me fall on my rear end," he added.
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Trees fall on their own all the time and become good habitat for birds, rodents and other wildlife.
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"It's a risk-risk question, because either side you fall on comes with some risk," Dr. Lakshmin said.
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On Saturday and Sunday, the focus will fall on Evans's better-known work of the 1950s and '60s.
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Nordstrom's results fall on the heels of Kohl's reporting fourth-quarter results Tuesday morning that topped analysts' estimates.
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The work as a whole, then, will rise or fall on its final volume — as it probably should.
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Things finally clicked for me last fall on a trip to San Diego to celebrate Kristen's 40th birthday.
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Stocks in Europe rose across the board on Friday after experiencing the worst one-day fall on record.
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The egos of all the main characters in "Trajectory" fall on the invisible ends of the electromagnetic spectrum.
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But he has argued that the worst consequences of a no deal scenario would fall on the British.
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"We were obviously hoping the rest of the trip would fall on the less expensive side," Jessica says.
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So the extra tax would fall on only a small share of the total costs of most companies.
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Collaboration and communication aside, the Mets' fortunes — and Callaway's — will most likely rise or fall on their pitching.
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The S&P/ASX 21 index rose 22020% to close at 22021,250, following a 113% fall on Tuesday.
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"It's time for this narco-government to fall on July 18," Mr. Pérez said in a brief interview.
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Now, she says it was a mistake to fall on her sword and is taking her job back.
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Lucy retaliated by leaping on a brother, inadvertently causing him to fall on an upturned nail and die.
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But despite where you fall on the map, and employing can help you save in the long run.
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Now that the tables have turned, their cries for justice and special treatment should fall on deaf ears.
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As driving rain began to fall on the inward half, Mickelson mixed two bogeys with a solitary birdie.
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That number is a slight fall on 2015 but Russia has a strong order backlog stretching to 2020.
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Additional tariffs under Sections 201 would raise prices even higher, and that cost has to fall on someone.
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With Hello, Privilege, Handler seems to realize that the burden of that work should fall on white people.
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"Every time it rained, the raindrops would fall on other people, but never on me," Raniere tells India.
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Day Zero is currently projected to fall on July 15, although has been forecast as early as April.
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They wouldn't try to influence the masses, though, if they assumed their appeals would fall on deaf ears.
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The commodity-heavy index outperformed a 0.8 percent fall on the euro zone blue-chip Euro STOXX 50.
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A spokesman for Al Fajer denied wrongdoing, adding that any blame should fall on a local sales agent.
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The euro recovered after its fall on the Merkel news, and was last up 0.1 percent at $1.1407.
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So this time, arguments in favor of strong network neutrality protections are likely to fall on deaf ears.
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Chen made an uncharacteristic fall on his triple axel after doubling his quad toeloop, although he hung on to land his opening quad flip but went on to double his quad toeloop and make an uncharacteristic fall on his triple Axel, earning him 80.61 points and leaving him in fourth.
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But it's certainly not your job — or anyone else's — to determine which side of that line we fall on.
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Also, even if a male was to fall on the runway, nobody would laugh or post it on YouTube.
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As scientists explain in a new study published in Scientific Reports, those boastful calls fall on deaf ears. Literally.
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The protesters' demands, which often fall on deaf ears, are audible only upon placing one's ear to the wall.
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Its main tenant, the Atlanta Falcons, will only play one regular season game that doesn't fall on a Sunday.
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A passenger tumbles down the aisle as belongings fall on the cabin floor, and a voice is heard shouting.
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On the Senate floor, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell vowed the chamber would vote "this fall" on Kennedy's successor.
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Trump also stated that the burden of fixing the health care system should fall on both Republicans and Democrats.
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In fact, the burden of higher tariffs will fall on buyers of Chinese-made products and, ultimately, American consumers.
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The Nasdaq's weekly gain last week was its largest since November 221, even after a 213% fall on Friday.
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It was a moment of such cartoonish despair that I half expected an anvil to fall on my head.
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It's no secret that the burden of birth control in heterosexual relationships tends to fall on the female partner.
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Ethan throws a man on to the floor, ruins the cake, and the celebratory balloons prematurely fall on him.
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The shelter hopes that Batman's happy ending will help more animals who fall on hard times in America's cities.
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I just think that kind of risk, particularly when there's another option that's better, should not fall on consumers.
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The event happened while filming the iconic kitchen chase scene – which just happened to fall on his big day.
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"Several inches of snow will fall on the mountains to the north and east of the city," Strait said.
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They are brand new and so to not slip or fall on the runway there all these little tricks.
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If Russian athletes don't fly to Rio, Putin's displeasure is likely to fall on his sports minister, Vitaly Mutko.
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Each row indicates where voters likely fall on issues of interest to ExxonMobil, the country's biggest natural gas producer.
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And her resignation is the kind of fall-on-a-grenade act of self-sacrifice expected of political soldiers.
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From ancient Greece to the Battle of the Midway, empires rise and fall on the advantage of their ships.
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But major policy initiatives will rise or fall on their ability to attract and retain support across transpartisan factions.
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I decided that any resultant social awkwardness would fall on Greg rather than on me, which didn't seem fair.
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No matter what side of the argument you fall on, let's hope there's a better 2018 awaiting us all.
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These would fall on programmes including Medicare, health insurance for the old, which Mr Trump has pledged to protect.
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That onus would logically fall on the carriers; they are, after all, who the FCC directs its requirements toward.
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It should fall on the people's representatives, therefore, to draw the lines; the FTC will merely color inside them.
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The duo is currently on hiatus after a full summer and fall on their massive Dig Your Roots tour.
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Bottom line: Most of the responsibility, and the rewards, for solving this problem will fall on the private sector.
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Who would want to live in a world where flying metal can fall on your head at any time?
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Trump later reversed course and said that if abortion were illegal, criminal penalties would fall on doctors, not women.
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It's possible that his claims of total success with Kim may fall on deaf ears as the election progresses.
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That message seemed to fall on deaf ears as the stock price has tumbled nearly 70 percent since then.
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Their concerns would fall on the shoulders of RNC chairman Reince Priebus, who emerged as the GOP's chief negotiator.
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In a perfect world, the onus to establish salary parity would fall on the studio, and not the actors.
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Bill Gates, founder of Microsoft, was primed for a $475 million fall on Friday, as Microsoft dropped 4.1 percent.
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Each quarter, Google would sell more ads, and see the revenue per ad it could earn fall, on average.
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This isn't an issue of where you fall on an ideological left-right spectrum; it's an issue of culture.
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Kolyada struggled with his quadruple jumps throughout his free skate, starting with a fall on his opening quad Lutz.
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In all reality, trying to convince the ITU to stay exclusively on mission would likely fall on deaf ears.
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London copper prices recovered slightly from their big overnight fall on the back of fresh doubts about Chinese demand.
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When we were down there, we were always looking up thinking the earth and rocks might fall on us.
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Party atmosphere at polls Drumbeats about war fall on deaf ears in the capital of would-be independent Kurdistan.
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Foreign powers believed the government would, like other Soviet puppets, fall on its own, and barring that wanted peace.
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If you increase demand in the economy by running a larger fiscal deficit, it has to fall on something.
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But my guess is this will fall on deaf ears and that the usual disdain and blockade will continue.
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But each side has too great an interest to lobby so that these costs can fall on someone else.
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Regardless of where Americans fall on pro-life issues, a majority oppose their tax dollars being spent on abortion.
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Here's everything that went down at this year's insane Singles' Day celebrations, which fall on November 11 every year.
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Your favorite investors on "Shark Tank" check in with their investments on "Beyond The Tank" this fall on CNBC.
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Several inches of snow are expected to fall on Sunday and early Monday, according to the National Weather Service.
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However, they do require us to put in some effort, so don't expect everything just fall on your lap.
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TO rose 5.4 percent, recovering from a fall on Wednesday after announcing the pricing on its latest debt issuance.
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Whether an impeachment will be necessary, or Mugabe finally will finally agree to fall on his sword, remains unclear.
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United States crude prices fell 20.1 percent on Tuesday, and shares of energy companies continued to fall on Wednesday.
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National TV games fall on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, plus Saturdays and Sundays late in the regular season.
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Not sure the chant from the crowd will help, but we're guessing it won't fall on deaf ears completely.
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Political diversity, as I understand it, is where do you fall on an ideological scale from left to right?
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Those airy pink blossoms with petals that float on the wind and fall on our shoulders like a benediction?
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But as rain started to fall on Wednesday morning on Maui, Athena Walsh, a taxi driver, was not fazed.
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But in fact, economic research has concluded that the costs of the duties fall on U.S. businesses and consumers.
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Mr. Rank designed a "poverty risk calculator" to illustrate how easy it can be to fall on hard times.
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" Replied Sullivan: "I won't fall on sword over Israel but we need more than climate [change] in that paragraph.
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Your landlord is not allowed to discriminate against families with children, so your complaints may fall on deaf ears.
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But the burden of telling that story, he said, should no longer fall on the shoulders of the survivors.
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Carter's fall on Sunday required stitches above his brow, said spokeswoman Deanna Congileo in a statement emailed to reporters.
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Boston could get 2-4 inches of snow and 3-6 inches could fall on Washington, D.C., she said.
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Boston could get 53-4 inches of snow and 3-6 inches could fall on Washington, DC, Brink said.
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Boston could get 2-4 inches of snow and 3-6 inches could fall on Washington, DC, Brink said.
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And we all know the burden of climate change will fall on these kids' shoulders when they are adults.
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But as more and more coal companies go bankrupt, those costs fall on the Black Lung Disability Trust Fund.
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Stocks in Asia declined on Wednesday, following the fall on Wall Street, as investors remained jittery about North Korea.
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She flaunts a dramatic side in Hard Sun on Hulu and the serial killer drama The Fall on Netflix.
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Tasks such as collecting water and fuel or growing food fall on female shoulders -- sometimes literally -- in many cultures.
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But no matter where you fall on the map, and employing can help you save in the long run.
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But the more devastating impacts of pedal-to-the-metal digital capitalism fall on the environment and global poor.
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Credit scores fall on a range of about 300 to 850, with scores above 700 considered good or excellent.
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The euro slipped 23.5325 percent to $23.6000, extending its 0.5 percent fall on Monday and edging near its Dec.
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China's yuan logged its biggest monthly fall on record, as investors grappled with worries that a bitter Sino-U.
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This year, the New Moon will fall on April 23, so the moon's brightness shouldn't compete with the show.
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For Kelly, this was the second time in a week he agreed to fall on his sword for Trump.
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More records may fall on Thursday before dramatically cooler air moves into interior Alaska, as the Washington Post reported.
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Inditex shares were down 1.9 percent by 1010GMT, against a 0.5 percent fall on the European STOXX 600 index.
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Ultimately, though, the question of whether Warren's plan passes legal and constitutional muster may fall on the Supreme Court.
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And stock prices tend to fall on Friday the 13th, because — well, chalk it up to the Lawson curse.
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To illustrate exactly how bleak, we ranked the freshman TV series of fall 2017 fall on the quality spectrum.
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The first four seasons of Superstore are streaming on Hulu, and season five will air this fall on NBC.
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Sky, meanwhile, is launching this fall on iOS and Apple TV, and will be coming to other platforms later on.
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This year, the first night of Hanukkah happens to fall on Christmas Eve — which hasn't happened in nearly four decades.
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No matter which side of the debate you fall on, one thing is for sure: The baby looks pretty happy.
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"So the onus and responsibility on this should fall on the parents and the adults that were in the room."
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Although my parents do their best, the majority of college, housing, utilities, groceries, gas and entertainment expenses fall on me.
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Surprisingly, given how generally unrecognized it is, studies show that about one in ten people fall on the alexithymia spectrum.
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On bars, Tinkler looked strong but counted a fall on her final release skill when she could not re-catch.
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"However, if Chinese equities were to fall on this factor, we could see a general risk-off move," Okagawa said.
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The task force targets trees that are most likely to fall on homes and power lines, and to block roads.
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"My show could have run another five years, but I didn't fall on the right side of Les," Shepherd said.
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They consist only of studios and one-bedroom flats—not a good fit for families who fall on hard times.
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Only if the storm&aposs forward progress stalls would accumulating snow fall on lower elevation areas where most people live.
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Public workers' pensions, the center found, fall on a second hierarchy altogether, which sets priorities for the government's operational disbursements.
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These sacrifices fall on mothers of every type, from stay-at-home moms to those who balance motherhood and careers.
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But some observers have placed part of the blame for Ethereum's fall on the shameless tricksters on 4Chan's /biz/ board.
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Bitcoin started its free fall on Thursday, plunging nearly $3,000 as an outage occurred on popular cryptocurrency trading platform Coinbase.
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The exchange has been much dissected, and I don't think there are any more swords for him to fall on.
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Wherever our fantasies fall on the political spectrum, we realize, on some level, that the path there will be painful.
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While she will continue to headline events, one aide said more of the load would continue to fall on Kaine.
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The question is, does responsibility to secure something as important as a home camera fall on customers or Google itself?
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Washington (CNN)Former President Jimmy Carter was recovering from surgery after a fall on Monday morning, the Carter Center said.
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The occasion also happened to fall on Lola's 16th birthday and marked the end of Michael's freshman year at college.
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And then I want to give her space to fill in those gaps, fall on her ass and make mistakes.
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Instead of simply seeing your latest cholesterol numbers, for example, you'll see where your numbers fall on the wider spectrum.
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Up to 5 inches could fall on western portions of Long Island, Brooklyn, Queens and possibly Manhattan and the Bronx.
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It would fall on the last Saturday of October and thereby extend the official Halloween celebration, rather than moving it.
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And we all know the personalities of these ladies tend to fall on the self-obsessed side of the spectrum.
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It remains unclear how much time Michelle Obama will spend on the campaign trail this fall on behalf of Clinton.
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Their pleas fall on deaf ears — the law passes Congress and makes it to the president's desk, where it's vetoed.
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Tanya also believes she's being unfairly charged by the sons for expenses and taxes that should not fall on her.
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They fall on the rung below recalls or legal injunctions to stop them from producing or selling potentially dangerous products.
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Dustin Johnson took a serious fall on a staircase on the eve of the Masters and injured his lower back.
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One of the things that seemed so telling was how much you were willing to fall on your own sword.
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Wherever you draw this line, though, one particular feature of Israel-bashing should fall on the wrong side of it.
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Trump did not signal which way he'd fall on the compromise, but his allies immediately cast the deal as insufficient.
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No matter which side you fall on for this fictional film, it's based on a morbidly intriguing real-life tale.
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Apple Inc fell more than 2% after a similar fall on Thursday on concerns about tariffs on its core products.
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Dalio suggests that it will ultimately fall on the central bank to buy up this debt by printing more money.
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Nope. He grabbed a chainsaw and cut it down -- and then watched it fall on his own apartment building. Doh!
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These cuts would fall on programmes including Medicare, health insurance for the old, which Mr Trump has pledged to protect.
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You probably want to avoid Mondays, as most public holidays fall on Mondays and you get those days off anyway.
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"Unlike flying cars, tunnels are weatherproof, out of sight and won't fall on your head," The Boring Company website says.
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Al Sharpton, will fall on the 54th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s iconic "I Have a Dream" speech.
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Wherever they might fall on the economic spectrum, the police did not, apparently, feel like part of the 99 percent.
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We expect operating margins to fall on the back of higher operating expenditure ahead of the local elections in 2019.
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Last fall, on the Recode Media podcast, CBS Interactive CEO Jim Lanzone said "Discover" may have naked aliens and swearing.
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The curtain is about to fall on domestic football, and the leading players are about to make their final bow.
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But if the drone carries a payload like a bomb or chemical weapon, it could still fall on its target.
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Animal experts say that the dogs' reputation is unfounded and that blame for aggressive behavior should fall on their handlers.
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And if an aging parent requires care, how much responsibility will fall on the adult child living in the house?
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My question was really an assertion: Never should the majority of the burden to end oppression fall on the oppressed.
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A Republican, Mr. Mangano decided not to run for re-election after his indictment last fall on federal corruption charges.
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Stock market trading was suspended for 22020 minutes in the afternoon after a 22.1% fall on the benchmark Bovespa index .
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"I am the doctor for 11.7 million people and all women no matter where they fall on this," she said.
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But homebuilding uses only about 30 percent of lumber produced, so only $336 million of those costs fall on homebuilding.
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First the stuntman John Bernecker died in July after a fall on the set of "The Walking Dead" in Atlanta.
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If anything, history suggests that long-term investors should buy stocks after markets fall on bad geopolitical news, not sell.
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And then there's the practical decision about who this financial burden — whatever you label it — is going to fall on.
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As we become adults, some of the burden of helping our parents manage their own finances may fall on us.
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One day, one of those copies is going to fall on your head if you keep loading up your collection.
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Two new features called Image Search and Find it On eBay will be available from the Fall on mobile devices.
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"What I will fall on my sword for is protecting that process," the former Obama administration State Department official said.
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Mr. Smith of Microsoft said the greater scrutiny on the tech sector would not always fall on the same companies.
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In many political systems, someone would have been pushed onto their sword if they would not politely fall on it.
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Brent crude futures were up 2.13 cents at $65.90 a barrel by 0917 GMT after a 4.1% fall on Wednesday.
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N.B.A. teams' fortunes will rise and fall on Tuesday night with the bounce of a ball — a Ping-Pong ball.
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Las Vegas also had trace amounts of snow fall on February 10 and on Sunday and Monday of this week.
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Tor," Mr. Saarinen said, "if this roof were to fall on my head now, I would die a happy man.
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Narrator: Basically, if people are working on a ladder, there&aposs a chance that something could fall on your head.
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A smallish 7-inch touch-screen interface has snappy response, but the menu isn't always fall-on-your-face easy.
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"People are angrier than they've ever been no matter what side of the aisle you fall on," she told HuffPost.
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If allowed to continue, the costs of failure will fall on Puerto Rican residents, federal taxpayers, or, more likely, both.
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Still, there are several more milestones that could fall on Sunday, when the main Emmy ceremony is televised by Fox.
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Hyundai Motor shares ended down 1.1 percent at 140,500 won, compared with a 0.3 percent fall on the broader market.
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They fall on a logarithmic, or nonlinear, scale, meaning the marks on the scale are based on orders of magnitude.
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I think everybody who was a part of this show was very aware we could fall on our faces here.
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And where, I wonder, does a bathroom cabinet fully stocked with plush, velvety, all-natural cotton pads fall on that continuum?
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While Mei Lun and Mei Huan respond when their names are called, other commands given in Sichuanese fall on deaf ears.
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No ash was expected to fall on nearby Unalaska Island, home to one of the nation's largest fishing ports, Dutch Harbor.
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"It was disappointing to see them fall on their face again," said Chris Bourg, a longtime Illini fan and recent graduate.
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It was drained for decades as communities of color saw their cries about mistreatment by police officers fall on deaf ears.
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Her pleas that she's a victim who worked with the cartel out of fear for her life fall on deaf ears.
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The brunt of higher prices would fall on solid middle-class consumers who are not eligible for the income-based subsidies.
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They're about to discover that, in an unusual twist, the costs of repealing the individual mandate won't fall on the poor.
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Regardless of where you fall on that spectrum, experts recommend taking time to make sure you've covered all your financial bases.
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That represents a big fall on its adjusted operating profit before costs of 694 million pounds ($914 million) a year ago.
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Two to 4 inches of rain is expected to fall on already saturated ground across the Central Plains and Upper Midwest.
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Getting a bipedal robot to not fall on its face, much less walk, is a feat that no one has mastered.
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In the suit, he says he literally did a slip and fall on the cake after it landed on the ground.
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Blockbuster children's game "Skylanders" is getting a show called "Skylanders Academy," to premiere this fall on Netflix, the companies announced Thursday.
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Be aware of what's above you if you're in a multi-story building (like a refrigerator that could fall on you).
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A light rain started to fall on the terraces of the island, which were covered in orange trees, heavy with fruit.
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And we're constantly assessing each other to figure out where we fall on that spectrum, whether we want to or not.
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His repeated public demands for the FBI and Justice Department to investigate his political opponents seemed to fall on deaf ears.
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Compared with a year earlier, this reflects a 19 percent decline on the bottom and 13 percent fall on the top.
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Pressure to promote diversity that would otherwise fall on the fashion industry now falls largely on celebrities and their wardrobe choices.
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SamhainSometimes called "Pagan Halloween," Samahain is actually Halloween's much older, more mature sibling, which happens to fall on October 31, too.
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Today, Christmas is a federal holiday in the US, as is the nearest weekday after, should Christmas fall on a weekend.
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It is set to be the fourth weekly fall on the trot for the greenback, now at its lowest since November.
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The blame for dissemination and elevation of these fake and biased stories must, at least in part, fall on Facebook users.
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Trend: Black Cat-Eye At Versus Versace My final makeup experiment happened to fall on the day of my brother's wedding.
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Some may want romance but not sex; others fall on the aromantic spectrum, meaning they sometimes or never feel romantic attraction.
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No matter where Americans fall on the political spectrum, they are likely to have some strong opinions about President Donald Trump.
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But for better or worse, the focus can fall on a face in the crowd instead of the one addressing it.
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All of these actions fall on your shoulders, especially if you chose to run your own business without any outside partners.
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You have to see a character fall on their face if you're going to root for them to get back up.
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"I have to tell you, I was astounded by the reaction," Cote said about the stock's 7 percent fall on Oct.
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They range from simple to gourmet, but regardless of where the gifts fall on the fancy spectrum, each one is delicious.
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And whatever they invent will fall on wide-open ears in the Khmer Rouge faction of the Bernie-or-Bust crowd.
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But those concerns will fall on deaf ears until the immediate human tragedy at play here in northern Alberta has subsided.
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But he is right: the Panthers didn't lose because he didn't fall on a fumble that squirted all over the place.
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But critics argue the burden for these highly specialized local projects should fall on the local communities they purport to benefit.
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Twitter, initially up 20.4 percent after a strong set of quarterly results, flipped to a 2500 percent fall on the day.
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The cost of this should fall on the whole EU, since the aim is to establish control over its external borders.
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But there are other tasks that Congress has to do this fall on top of the ones Republicans want to do.
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Will it fall on the wayside since individuals can now more easily create a full band sound with technology, friends, etc?
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The STOXX Europe 600 rose 0.6 percent, after finishing August with a 0.4 percent fall on Wednesday as commodity prices slumped.
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The most-traded rebar, or reinforced steel, on the Shanghai Futures Exchange posted its biggest daily fall on record on Monday.
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Here's the calendar listing for the meeting: Soros wasn't the only billionaire to fall on Clinton's calendar at the State Department.
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Index heavyweights HDFC Bank Ltd and Infosys Ltd checked the fall on both indexes, rising 1.6 percent and 1.8 percent, respectively.
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Dawn of War III will almost certainly rise and fall on the merits of its multiplayer more than its campaign mode.
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Fixed feasts, like Christmas (December 25 in the West) and the Annunciation (March 25), fall on the same day every year.
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I assume that train will eventually fall on Mike Zunino but that will only make me like the Mariners more. 26.
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Bouygues shares are down by around 20 percent so far in 2018, underperforming a 4 percent fall on the CAC-40.
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Hedges and the Prohibition Party simply fall on the other side of the question, arguing that Prohibition's benefits outweigh the costs.
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That doesn't mean it should fall on black women to "save" America from predatory men, as Vox's P.R. Lockhart has noted.
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The Australian dollar traded at $0.7929 after touching $0.7891, its lowest in three weeks following a 1.5 percent fall on Friday.
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He said he walked closer to see what was going on when he started to feel white flakes fall on him.
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You will see this happen often in lower level competition, then one fighter's lunge will fall on the opponent bouncing forward.
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Regardless of where you fall on the political spectrum, reach out to your elected officials and tell them how you feel.
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The details: As much as eight inches of rain is forecast to fall on the states of Andhra Pradesh and Odisha.
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Sheet-Pan Chicken With Apple, Fennel and Onion Speaking of autumnal — it's fall on a sheet pan, perfect for this week.
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But in this election cycle, where Democratic candidates fall on the political process argument might instead be a key to winning.
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Without it, you become big-headed, arrogant, and you're just waiting for the clock to make you fall on your feet.
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If I need to purchase something desperately, I know that I can fall on the allowance that I have saved up.
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"Near the end of high school, I realized what politics were and where I fall on the political spectrum," he added.
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Upper floors began to fall on top of each other before one side of the building fell to the ground below.
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Republicans might hope that blame for any future problems with Obamacare will fall on former President Barack Obama and the Democrats.
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In turn, the burden will fall on Senate Republicans to choose between a lawless president and the integrity of America's judiciary.
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It is yet another bomb to fall on Afghan soil, and the future of my homeland remains as uncertain as ever.
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Regardless of where you fall on the political spectrum, most agree that the disturbing display was done in extremely poor taste.
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Edwards's daughter, Ann Cannon, said the cause was complications of a broken hip he incurred in a fall on Christmas Eve.
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One of the biggest concerns was to not let rocks from the edge of the shaft fall on top of Waddell.
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It is even the subject of a new series, "Law & Order True Crime: The Menendez Murders," premiering this fall on NBC.
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At Monday's close, the small-cap benchmark's slight fall on the day pushed it to a 0.03 percent loss for 2017.
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Rather than a direct attack, however, Japan is more concerned that debris from a missile test could fall on its territory.
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At 1100 GMT, its shares were down 4.2 percent at 199.41 pence, the biggest fall on the UK's FTSE-100 index.
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A seventh, famous mountaineer Ueli Steck, died in a fall on a nearby mountain while waiting for Everest's route to open.
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His easygoing double act, "Bumping Mics" with Jeff Ross, which debuted last fall on Netflix, was his first release since 2014.
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Some kind of memorial to Mr. Bourdain will also be unveiled this fall on the school's Hyde Park campus, he said.
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The fall on U.S. markets pushed European wheat futures down, with front month September falling as much as 2% before paring losses.
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In the world of makeup right now, the two most popular trends fall on opposite and extreme ends of an aesthetic continuum.
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And while the veterans representatives pushed back on that consideration, the feedback seemed to fall on "deaf ears," the source told CNN.
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Reality check: McConnell is well aware that, barring something unforeseen, blame will fall on the GOP if the government does shut down.
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The burden of paying self-employment taxes — the levies that go toward Social Security and Medicare — will fall on your shoulders alone.
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Apple in June announced a similar system called ARKit that it plans to release this fall on "hundreds of millions" of devices.
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The burden, he said, would fall on Western powers, particularly the United States but including France and Britain, to protect regional waters.
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The Foundation Collection is particularly notable because it is available to women regardless of where they fall on the straight-plus spectrum.
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Over the years, it's grown not only more backflippy but lighter and more dextrous and less prone to fall on its face.
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Bank shares are down 20 percent since mid-August, outstripping a 5 percent fall on the broader Istanbul index in this period.
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Michigan State punter Jake Hartbarger couldn't handle a high snap and had to fall on the ball at his 113-yard line.
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A big body of political science research has shown that a president's party tends to rise and fall on his approval ratings.
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Mom recently wrapped up its fourth season and has been renewed for a fifth, which will bow in this fall on CBS.
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It was dangerous, as its legs would take damage in the effort and there was a risk it would fall on landing.
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I don't want what I do to affect them or fall on them, but I'm not going to say they weren't bothered.
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Even so, many of the factors remain that led the yuan to drop by 7% last year, its steepest fall on record.
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During the visit, Musk indicated he would have an announcement in the fall on his plans for establishing a colony on Mars.
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The impetus for pushing these conversations forward seems always to fall on websites with huge financial and editorial investments in female readership.
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It has since been downgraded to a tropical storm, but more rain is expected to fall on the fourth-largest U.S. city.
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She handled her fall on The Tonight Show like a champ, but Meghan Trainor is still stinging a little from the stumble.
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Regardless of their party affiliation, our constituents believe in a hard-day's work – and in helping those who fall on hard times.
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The price of benchmark West Texas intermediate oil continued to fall on Thursday, dropping to $33.27 a barrel, down over 2 percent.
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As with the Wii U, the burden will (at least until EA, Activision, and Ubisoft reveal a plan) fall on the publisher.
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The chief justice noted that when children "fall on the playground or tumble from the equipment", pea gravel underfoot "can be unforgiving".
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It seems that nothing we say or do is enough, and the countless condemnations of terrorism by Muslims fall on deaf ears.
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The responsibility to foster a diverse and inclusive industry, and prevent discrimination, harassment and hostility in tech needs to fall on everyone.
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Shares of the company closed down 3 percent on Monday, extending a 10 percent fall on Friday after the report was published.
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When that happens, my husband and I take turns, letting the duty fall on whoever needs a stretch or a bathroom break.
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Image by seth schwiet via Unsplash Better watch where those fingers fall on the keyboard next time you type out a URL.
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Since then, we've gone through various generations of hardware, watched countless people fall on their ass, all to arrive at this moment.
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Apple's new "services" focus will rise and fall on the ability of the company's developers and designers to write great, reliable software.
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If innovators, investors, the courts and corporate self-interest cannot curb fossil fuels, then the burden must fall on the political system.
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A user can be dancing and talking with friends, yet a few seconds later fall on the floor unconscious and temporarily unwakeable.
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"I don't care what end of the prism you fall on — if you're lighter tone or deeper tone — it works," she adds.
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Red Velvet's releases fall on opposite sides of the spectrum: "red," their bright, quirky side, and then "velvet," their softer, sensuous side.
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Yields on benchmark 10-year Gilts have slumped this week and continued to fall on Friday, reaching 0.801 percent in the morning.
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The brunt of the policy would fall on the most vulnerable, and the effect would be to degrade an entire ethnic group.
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Publicis' shares were down 1.4 percent in late session trading, underperforming a 0.3 percent fall on France's benchmark CAC-40 index .FCHI.
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Still, June represented the worst month for Chinese stocks in more than two years and the yuan's biggest monthly fall on record.
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The Sun enters Libra (and marks the first day of fall!) on September 22, the same day Mercury end its retrograde—yay!
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John Bernecker, a stunt performer for AMC's "The Walking Dead," died in July after performing a fall on the show's Georgia set.
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But the consumer staples sector rose 1.22 percent and the real estate index gained 0.31 percent after a sharp fall on Monday.
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The President will not travel to Asia until the fall, on a trip likely to be consumed by the North Korea showdown.
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The release of this analyst note was itself a reason behind gold's fall on Tuesday morning, according to commodities investor Dennis Gartman.
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Central banks have provided all the help they can, and the burden of improving long-term growth ought to fall on politicians.
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Marvel's Luke Cage is set to debut this fall on Netflix, so it's about time fans saw something new from the series.
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The celestial event also happens to fall on the day of the Spring Equinox, which marks the first official day of spring.
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Later that day, I sat with my family and watched the Twin Towers fall on television and the breathless reactions which followed.
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Manager Joe Girardi, though he and General Manager Brian Cashman were exonerated by Steinbrenner, nevertheless bravely located a sword to fall on.
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He has made his fate rise or fall on whether he gets approximately $5 billion for a wall along the southern border.
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She nearly had a third straight birdie, but could not get a six-foot shot to fall on the par-3 17th.
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And if the vote is close, the nominee could rise or fall on the Pennsylvania Republican Party's experiment with political free will.
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For the migrant workers CNN spoke to, the government's assurances fall on deaf ears and the middle-class sympathy is cold comfort.
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Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton says sledders should head to Capitol Hill if two feet of snow fall on Washington, D.C. this weekend.
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Turn off the lights, grab a blanket to hide behind when things get creepy, and find out which side you fall on.
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Moreover, they raise money through soft drink taxes and lotteries that mainly fall on the shoulders of low-income and minority families.
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After just one, my arms give out after I try to push myself into the air and I fall on my face.
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Frost was being reported as far south as the Florida Panhandle and snow may fall on the higher elevations of the Appalachians.
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You're willing to put yourself out there because you know that if you fall on your face, someone will have your back.
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A recurring fear I had, during those years, was that on a windy day a eucalyptus branch would fall on our heads.
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The majority of developers who supported the original bitcoin failed to reach an agreement this fall on their own upgrade proposal, SegWit2x.
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Regardless of which side you fall on, one thing is for sure: It would be unfortunate to misplace your bitcoin these days.
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He and his fiance, Lauren Bushnell, are set to star in a reality spinoff show that will air this fall on Freeform.
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They are making slow but steady progress ME/CFS patients, like those with multiple sclerosis and other diseases, fall on a spectrum.
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At Wednesday's first cabinet meeting of the new semester, Macron will decide where the axe will fall on government spending in 2019.
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I'll fetch thee brooks From spotted nooks,— Say, sea, Massive love for the sesh Or: Come friendly bombs and fall on Slough!
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Wherever you fall on the political spectrum, having journalists barred from asking the president questions should send a chill down your spine.
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Her period won't fall on the Olympic high jump dates—August 18th and 20th—but the premenstrual phase of her cycle will.
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But the biggest question those of us currently planning summer getaways are asking is: Where does the U.S. fall on the list?
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But Patrick's lamentations about the more ridiculous puzzles apparently did not fall on deaf ears, because the developers implemented a Casual Mode.
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Unless non-member Russia joins, the onus of a potential cut would fall on Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates.
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But they fall on opposite sides of the front lines, reflecting a community that is as divided as, well, oil and water.
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Chinese property developer Sunac saw its shares fall on concerns that Chinese banks were looking into its credit risk, media reports said.
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Shares in Cochlear plummeted 16.7% in morning trade on the Australian stock exchange, far outstripping a 4.7% fall on the broader market.
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They all came to get their size skates, nervous to fall on their bottoms but I couldn't wait to laugh at them.
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But many are now prepared to intensify the violence at all costs, especially as their demands continue to fall on deaf ears.
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And if I would fall on the floor, I couldn't get up; I had to get a chair and pull myself up.
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We do not need to downplay certain incidences because they happen to fall on the not-so-severe side of the spectrum.
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But as the initial enthusiasm over his election dies down, lengthy pleas for a "strong multilateralism" seem to fall on deaf ears.
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But in time, it will fall on just about everybody in the news department, as the responsibilities of copy reading are dispersed.
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Ms. Eshoo has previously warned about Americans' dependency on China for their drug supply, holding a hearing last fall on the topic.
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Droughts also contribute to the danger, since dry timber is more likely to fall on a power line and spark a fire.
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This is not normal, and it must fall on all of us, not just the bravest of Trump's victims, to demand consequences.
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Everything needs to rise and fall on its merits, and on whether it can gain a majority in favor of its implementation.
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It opened to mild fanfare last fall, on far-west Forty-second Street, across the street from the Ornamental Ironworkers Local 580.
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Companies rewrite the rules in order to punish the people who fall on the wrong side of the new way of things.
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Even before going in, the inspectors spotted debris piled on top of scaffolding — a violation because it could fall on passers-by.
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Unless and until that changes, safeguarding the remarkable progress this community has made over the past decade will fall on ordinary Americans.
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Still, a 12 basis point fall adds to a 26 bps fall on Wednesday that was the biggest daily slide since June.
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Like always, he'll create some splash plays purely through scheme, but the burden will again fall on Mahomes' legs and arm. 2.
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U.S. Treasury yields trimmed their earlier fall on Wednesday after an upbeat report on U.S. manufacturing from the Institute for Supply Management.
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It seems likely that he hopes to get a seat this fall on the Politburo, a top governing body in the party.
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Analysts at UBS wrote in a research note that they expected Nestlé's shares to fall on Thursday, regardless of the profit figures.
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"It's not often they build a rocket where you can get close enough for it to fall on you," Mr. Goetsch said.
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So far he has walked away without paying his butcher's bill, but it may yet come due and fall on his head.
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But she questioned where a T-shirt that read "Make America Great Again," a Trump campaign slogan, would fall on the line.
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But, if past is prologue, even Bloomberg's millions (and millions) may fall on ears listening to holiday tunes rather than political ads.
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They are in an Iranian prison after their sentencing last fall on charges of spying and cooperating with the United States government.
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German 10-year government bond yields rose nearly two basis points in early trade, following a five basis point fall on Thursday.
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Ironically, the benefits of these programs disproportionately fall on graduate and professional degree holders with high loan balances — and greater earnings capacity.
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Thus, one might think that meteorites that fall on Earth ought to be just like the asteroids that pass through Earth's neighborhood.
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Kerry invested heavily in Iowa throughout the fall on an ad blitz portraying himself as the candidate best able to beat Bush.
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But as these three shadow stories show, a book can rise or fall on the strength of how it does those things.
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Historically, the antinuclear movement didn't emerge from environmental concerns, which is why arguments for nuclear's environmental advantages often fall on deaf ears.
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The letter, read out after Mr. Bouteflika formally filed his candidacy for the April 18 election, seemed to fall on deaf ears.
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