Lots of falling down and falling through things, falling all over myself, falling over Dermot.
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There's hair, not falling, makeup, not falling, styling, not falling, etc.
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But then a funny thing happened: The murder rate began falling, and falling, and falling.
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If you look at demand, demand has been falling, exports have been falling, trade has been falling.
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Cliffhanger has exploding planes, avalanches, hungry wolves, panicked bats, frigid waters and lots of bodies falling, falling, falling.
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Falling yields on safe assets indicate some combination of falling expectations for growth, falling expectations for inflation and a rising risk premium.
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Olivia starts falling for "Sebastian," and "Sebastian" starts falling for Duke.
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I'm falling in love with the diver, falling in love with the village, falling in love with the sun, sand, water, air, and sky.
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"As long as oil keeps falling, Russia will keep falling," Hauner said.
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"If you're falling behind in those categories, you're falling behind," he said.
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Instead of falling for Justin Bieber -- now she's just falling AFTER him.
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One conclusion: Democrats are falling in line and Republicans are falling apart.
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A man is falling from the sky, falling slowly, like a petal.
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Editorial The crime rate keeps falling in New York City, and falling.
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Falling in love with him coincided with falling in love with my body.
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There's a jump, long jump, double jump, falling jump and falling double jump.
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Falling backward, Williamson reached for his right knee after falling to the court.
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How you prepare for the possibility of falling -- what you do when falling, what you hit after falling -- all determine whether and how severely you are hurt.
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How you prepare for the possibility of falling, what you do when falling, what you hit after falling—all determine whether and how severely you are hurt.
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Moreover, prices are still falling fast and will keep falling as production scales up.
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Here's how it sounded at the end of Thursday's episode: Tape of President Trump: Thanks to our powerful trade policies, the trade deficit is falling and falling and falling.
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I don't want to chase the falling euro and falling yield trade at this stage.
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The editorial board has long opined that America is falling apart while it's falling behind.
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But this plot doesn't explain why intermediate falling distances are more dangerous than higher falling distances.
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The S&P 500 underperformed, falling 0.15 percent, with energy falling 1.68 percent to lead decliners.
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So the overall economic burden I think is not falling on us, it's falling on China.
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"My hair was falling out, my eyelashes fell off, my fingernails were falling off," Esposito explains.
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Instead of Cady falling for Aaron Samuels, she's falling for Janis all along and vice versa.
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She isn't going to tell you the sky is falling unless she thinks it's actually falling.
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The Republican Party is so visibly falling apart, but the Democratic Party is falling apart too.
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While football fandom is falling across all Americans, it is falling more slowly among nonwhite fans.
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Just the world in general, so many of the old constructs are just falling down, falling away.
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I knew that falling in a crevasse could be deadly, and I was falling in a crevasse.
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This time around, traders are pinning gold's advance on falling interest rates and a falling U.S. dollar.
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Falling apart: These United Airlines passengers tweeted about their plane falling apart mid-flight, and it's quite something.
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They say falling in love is hard to do, but falling at your wedding is apparently super easy.
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Videos from the Valparaiso area showed objects falling from store shelves, rocks falling onto roads and lights flickering.
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Financials led S&P 500 declines, falling 303 percent with the SPDR Bank ETF (KBE) falling 2.63 percent.
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I'm a big believer in falling in love with the problems, not falling in love with the technologies.
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Last week, long-term bond yields were falling because people thought the economy was falling off a cliff.
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The president lashed out this week at the falling Yuan and the falling Euro because of the strong dollar.
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Falling oil leads to falling inflation expectations, and since interest rates can't fall, real rates go up, hurting recovery.
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CHINA CENTRAL BANK OFFICIAL SAYS REAL INTEREST RATES HAVE BEEN FALLING SIGNIFICANTLY, FUNDING COSTS FOR SMALL FIRMS ALSO FALLING
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How these chemicals are falling into the trenches is still unknown, although the researchers speculate they could be delivered in part by falling carrion including dead fish and organic matter as well as falling plastic debris.
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Not feeling like this is a cool philosophical point about desire, but feeling like, man, life is long, and there's going to be a lot of sequences of falling and falling out and falling back in.
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Business climate seen falling to 94.5, current conditions seen falling to 98.00 and business expectations seen improving to 91.0 points.
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Harry Styles has fans falling for his music and good looks, but the One Direction member literally can't stop falling.
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Nancy As their characters were falling in love in '80s-era Indiana, Dyer and Heaton were falling in love, too.
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This beautiful, fantastic woman sitting in front of me was falling in love and I was falling for her too.
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General trust in clergy falling All Americans' trust in clergy -- Catholic and otherwise -- has been falling since 2012, Gallup says.
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Meanwhile, battery costs have been falling rapidly over the last decade and are expected to continue falling in the 2020s.
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If you increase the falling height by a factor of 3.5, the falling time doesn't increase by the same factor.
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People have been proclaiming for a year and half that the sky is falling, and the sky isn't falling yet.
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Throughout the season Adam is clearly falling in love with Malia, who likes Adam but is also falling for Wes.
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Five killed by falling trees At least six people died in the storm, all killed by falling trees, authorities said.
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Somewhere in Hollywood, Lindsay Lohan was falling out of an S.U.V. Tara Reid was falling out of a club nearby.
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For almost a decade, people have been predicting that rates would rise soon — even as they kept falling and falling.
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The screencap in question was grabbed from a dream sequence at the beginning of the video where Kermit finds himself falling, falling, falling into an abyss, then waking up in his own bed with a sweet match cut.
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I heard a commotion and I started seeing cameras falling down and people falling over, and I saw a guy running towards me, falling, tumbling towards me, with a MAGA hat on," Bergquam said on Sunday's "Reliable Sources.
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" When the Dormio system detected the participants were falling asleep, the robot would say their name and "you are falling asleep.
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But with fewer and fewer teams falling into that category, standing by your man seems to be falling out of fashion.
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Many New Yorkers have nightmares of a fire escape ladder or scaffolding falling on them, or even falling into a pothole.
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Sometimes if somebody is falling back on the default word of saying 'falling in love,' that's the wrong thing to be doing.
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"Whether it's large deals falling apart or smaller deals falling apart, I think there's going to be more of this," Berman said.
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Every episode of Mad Men begins with a man falling, falling, then landing safely in his seat, in command of his universe.
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Although the share of Africans living in deep poverty is falling, it is not falling quickly enough to outweigh rapid population growth.
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Companies must heed privacy concerns, or risk falling out of step with regulatory compliance guidelines and falling out of favor with customers.
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But when the Fed failed to cut rates as quickly as the equilibrium rate was falling in 2008, nominal GDP began falling.
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In other footage, Piazza was seen falling off the couch, standing up and falling backwards and striking his head on the hardwood floor and falling head-first into an iron railing leading up to the second floor of the frat house.
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In more video footage, Piazza is seen falling off the couch, standing up and falling backwards and striking his head on the hardwood floor and falling head-first into an iron railing leading up to the second floor of fraternity house.
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"Older adults are at increased risk of falling and undergoing significant injuries, even with trauma as simple as falling from standing or falling from bed," said lead author Dr. Andres X. Samayoa, a chief resident at Abington-Jefferson Health in Pennsylvania.
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Verint Systems (VRNT) earned an adjusted 59 cents per share for its latest quarter, falling short of estimates, with revenue also falling short.
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Latin American countries lagged, with Argentina falling seven places to 126th, and Mexico, the region's highest-ranking economy, falling six spots to 60th.
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China: The rate of new coronavirus infections appears to be steadily falling, but many patients with other illnesses are falling through the cracks.
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I was falling into a particularistic idea of suffering and falling into the idea that I could be a savior, in a way.
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Here's the butcher's bill: The anti-stonking hit tech's largest players as well, with Apple falling over 3%, Microsoft falling 4.8%, Alphabet slipping 3.4%, Amazon falling a more modest 2.3% and Facebook slipping the most with a 5.4% decline during regular hours.
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Credit Agricole also posted falling first-quarter net profits with an 11% decline to 763 million euros, its stock falling 2.6% by mid-afternoon.
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"If we are falling short for some of our students, then we are falling short for all of our students," Ms. Mooney Teta wrote.
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Tia concludes that she's falling in love with Arie, which may be true, but more importantly, Bachelor fans are falling in love with Tia.
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We got Finn and Charlotte to tell us why you should start falling for it now… Noisey: What's so great about your EP, 'Falling'?
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Why this matters: This is likely to ring alarm bells for Donald Trump, who despises falling behind, and especially despises falling behind Asian countries.
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The number of SSDI beneficiaries has been falling since 2014, and the share of insured workers who take benefits has been falling since 2013.
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It's about a boy and girl meeting cute, falling in love, falling out of love and finding each other again before the final curtain.
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He just told me he was falling in love with me a week ago but suddenly everything felt like it was falling apart around us.
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A RadioLab episode on this falling cat issue states that cats falling between five and nine stories are the ones most likely to be injured.
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Falling commodity prices and (in the first few days of the trading year) falling bond yields are an indication that investors are worried about growth.
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U.S. Treasury yields gained slightly after falling to their lowest level since last November, with 21-year Treasurys falling as low as 20.7532 percent overnight.
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With federal help lacking, the financial burden of helping Maria evacuees in Florida is falling -- and falling hard -- on churches and non-profits, said Rev.
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The strange, wry compositions were love songs, as conceived by a singer fully aware of the absurdity of falling in love and falling out again.
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"For me, falling in love with a guy and falling in with the gay community was shocking and amazing at the same time," he says.
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He tends to characterize troubled companies in one of two ways — as either "falling angels," which eventually rise again, or as "falling knives," which don't.
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This has come to the fore not only because of government policies but because of the falling costs of wind and dramatically falling costs of solar.
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And sometimes holding steady can be viewed as a tightening of policy if interest rates are falling and the economy is falling, you know, getting slower.
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One of which was that a lot of people were falling off the towers, and a lot of people were dying when falling off the towers.
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The owner of a "corner grocery store" will see falling sales if the neighbourhood around him is falling apart and people are penniless or moving away.
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Latin American countries lagged in the rankings, with Argentina falling seven places to 126th, and Mexico, the region's highest-ranking economy, falling six spots to 60th.
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A cooling housing market is hurting the state's economy, falling road quality is hurting the state's infrastructure, and the state's workforce development efforts are falling short.
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For now, you can consider information services as falling under Title I, and telecommunications services as falling under Title II — as what are called common carriers.
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The falling price of installing solar panels is helping propel the industry forward, with installation costs falling more than 70% in the last decade, per SEIA.
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"Disability increases the risk of falling and falling is the primary risk factor for hip fractures," said Bischoff-Ferrari, who wasn't involved in the new study.
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"I realized that falling in love with a movie is like falling in love with another person," wrote Stephen Holden in his review in The Times.
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Stop and frisk was controversial while Bloomberg was mayor, but crime was also falling — New Yorkers liked the falling crime, and Bloomberg took credit for it.
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The romance of Jane could be easily defined by its use of falling white flowers and snow to visualize the abrupt feelings of falling in love.
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The virus has also impacted airline stock prices, with United Airlines and Delta Air Lines falling 2.5% on Tuesday, and American Airlines falling 4.2%, CNBC reported.
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Instead, the videos demonstrate that Cavendish was falling already when Sagan put out his elbow to gain balance in order in order to avoid falling himself.
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To know that loving someone, truly loving someone, means holding them while everything around you is falling — even pieces of you are falling — into an abyss.
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What we might say is that the increase in gravity raised the probability of tripping and falling, or raised the average severity of tripping and falling.
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The German engineering firm Thyssenkrupp just created an entirely new phobia for people like you: Fear of being crushed in a falling elevator by another falling elevator.
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Falling into place, or falling apart For some historical perspective, I asked my father-in-law soon after the election his opinion about the coming Trump presidency.
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The more stuff (either debris splashed up and falling down, or small moon bits falling) that goes through our atmosphere, the more heat goes into our atmosphere.
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But Arie's biggest bombshell comes during his discussion with Lauren's mom, when he admits that he's not just falling for Lauren, but falling in love with her.
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Now, we've changed it so that if you're falling that allowance will become slightly larger, to accommodate your falling speed, and it'll get smaller if you're running.
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"Falling asleep instantly anywhere, anytime, is a sign that you are not getting enough sleep and you're falling into 'micro sleeps' or mini-sleep episodes," Robbins said.
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The details were also bad, with new orders falling 20 points, prices received down 6 points, shipments down 7 points and number of employees falling 8 points.
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Sterling extended its losses against the euro in reaction to the news, falling 0.4% to 89.09 pence, while also falling from 1.2723 to 1.2694 against the dollar.
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Subsidy Reform Risk: Pertamina's subsidy requirement has been falling over the last two years due to the government's fuel-price reforms along with falling crude oil prices.
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Falling in love and getting married changed him, as it would change anyone, and suddenly, instead of falling into near-fatal entropy, Ray seems desperate to live.
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The second, a "severe shock scenario", has GDP falling by 6%, unemployment increasing by 820,000, the pound falling by 15% and inflation rising by 2.7 percentage points.
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FALLING PRODUCTION Chinese production of refined tin has been falling this year, with Shanghai Metal Market estimating a 6% contraction and the ITA a heavier 9% slump.
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In equities, this results in Spanish, French and German markets falling 3.5 to 5 percent, and U.S., UK and Japanese stocks falling between 2 and 3 percent.
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Insurance stocks sank as Florence rolled closer, with Travelers and Allstate each falling by about 2 percent and high-end real estate insurer Chubb falling 0.8 percent.
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"&aposThe sky is not falling&aposThe situation may seem dire, but Oltrogge said "it&aposs not the end of the world" and "the sky is not falling.
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Emerging markets became submerging markets by last spring, with currencies falling across the board and the blame falling squarely on rising interest rates and a stronger dollar.
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By the end, it hits all the traditional Andersonian notes: the outsider finding a place to belong, the misfits falling in love, the pieces falling into place.
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In the current context of falling oil prices, and falling production, he said barter deals like the kind just announced with Jamaica may soon spread around the Caribbean.
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The report also showed export prices dropped 0.2 percent in June as falling vegetable, soybeans and fruit prices weighed on agricultural exports, after falling 0.5 percent in May.
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Data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics showed headline consumer price index falling 0.2 percent in the first quarter of 2016, due to falling food and fuel prices.
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And from June of last year the American economy experienced the same combination of market behaviours described above: falling equities, falling bond yields, and a sharply rising currency.
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"By the time I left office, wages were rising, uninsurance rate was falling, poverty was falling, and that's what I handed off to the next guy," he said.
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Crude oil prices steadied after falling steeply on Monday as the focus turned to falling inventories in the United States and further output constraints in Venezuela and Libya.
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Instead of nodding off and falling over on my neighbor – or, worse, not falling asleep at all on a red-eye – I fell asleep fast and stayed asleep.
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LG: This is the time of year ... KS: Leaves are falling off the trees, and hardware is falling off the back of the whatever, back of the truck.
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It has also been shown to counter the fear of falling, which discourages people from being physically active and further increases their likelihood of falling and being injured.
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Ms. Bullard said her company's products were evolving not only to protect workers from falling objects, but also to protect them when the workers were the falling objects.
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U.S. stock indexes have struggled for most of 23.5, falling sharply in the previous two sessions, on increasing worries of a sustained global slowdown and falling oil prices.
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This tidal wave of red ink is even more extraordinary than it looks, because it has taken place despite falling unemployment, which usually leads to a falling deficit.
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Are you an option because you're falling for her or because you're panicked that she's falling for someone else and you're about to lose her as an option?
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Non-bank issuers displayed the greatest improvement with yields falling by roughly 14 bps followed by insurance falling by eight and banks largely unchanged, down by 2 bps.
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If the cat didn't think it was falling, it would be in a different falling position that might not be good for landing but could produce a softer impact.
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From falling air conditioners to falling down subway stairs, the city presents a few challenges, and New Yorkers are increasingly aware and terrified of every single one of them.
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There was a sense of settling — that they are no longer falling in love with their candidate, as the old political axiom about Democrats goes, but falling in line.
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Then there's the issue of Trump tweeted something and everybody's falling all over themselves to call it a lie, but they're also falling all over themselves to cover it.
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Shares of all three companies tumbled on the news, with Kansai falling 7.2 percent to 1,453 yen, Kyushu falling more than 5 percent and Shikoku dropping nearly 5 percent.
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They let us dive for a falling object because—despite the world turning at an angle when we dive—we still know which way the falling object will move.
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"I've been writing about the search for love, the loss of love, falling out of love and falling in love—it's been a very soul-searching record," he says.
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Volkswagen bucked a trend of falling demand for passenger cars by launching a range of higher-margin sports utility vehicles at a time when demand for sedans is falling.
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With her blood alcohol content at 0.33 percent—more than four times the legal limit—the driver was well into falling-down or falling-asleep-at-the-wheel territory.
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When gas prices started falling last year, consumers were unusually reluctant to spend the savings, putting away about half of the proceeds from falling pump prices, by some estimates.
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Japanese short-term interest rates kept falling after the BOJ implemented negative rates on Tuesday, with the three-month repo rate falling to record low of minus 0.155 percent .
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast housing starts falling to a rate of 2.43 million units last month and building permits falling to a rate of 1.250 million units.
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Films like "Late Night" and "Little" are reimagining the romantic comedy: Instead of a man and a woman falling in love, they show two women falling into mutual respect.
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Maybe I can meet my soulmate here and become one of the power (ballad) couples a night devoted to screaming about falling in love and falling apart inevitably creates.
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In June, Fed Governor Jerome Powell said he doesn't see it falling below $24.5 trillion, and in May, J.P. Morgan economists saw it falling to $24.25 trillion by 2021.
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So you're much better off falling in love with a good block with a rickety old house than falling in love with a lovely, pretty house on the wrong block.
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You might remember that things falling to the Earth always accelerate at around 10 meters per second squared—they go ten meters per second faster for every second they're falling.
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You can see that when the object first starts falling, the velocity would be zero such that the total force would just be -m*g (like a free falling object).
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Elba met her when he was in Canada shooting The Mountain Between Us. "Falling in love while making a movie about falling in love is pretty special," he told People.
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"Cynthia and I's falling out is very different than me having any falling out [with] any other girl in this group because we were very close," NeNe said on Sunday.
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Shortly after clutching his chest and falling to the ground, the doctor hops into his car, closes the door, and makes the sign of the cross in the falling dusk.
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This sets up another vicious cycle related to falling: fearing the appearance of disability, some elderly people refuse to use canes, thereby increasing their chances of falling and becoming disabled.
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The S&P 500 rose 3.9 percent after falling 9.5 percent Thursday, while the Nasdaq composite gained 4 percent after falling 9.4 percent at the end of the previous session.
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So the next time you're on the verge of falling into a shame spiral, think of how you'd pull your friend back from falling in, and turn that effort inward.
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Falling down on the job In addition to tripping, falling off a ladder or other height ties for second most common injury during Halloween, says the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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There is a continual sense of falling: dancers lean and bend until the last possible second so that the choreography crystallizes that sensation of falling head-over-heels in love.
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For example, one autistic boy repeated, "Chicken Little thought the sky was falling, but the sky is not falling" when his mother was despondent over the death of a friend.
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The most important thing you need to do while you're trying to get out of a crowd is to avoid falling -- and to keep those around you from falling as well.
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"Maybe I am falling in love with him," she tells sister Michelle at a point when every other contest has confirmed they're somewhere between "falling" and solidly "in love" with Colton.
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U.S. crude edged higher around $47.1 per barrel after falling nearly 4 percent while global benchmark Brent was flat around $48.85 a barrel after falling nearly 1.5 percent in overnight trade.
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Continuously falling producer prices will further eat into profits at many Chinese industrial firms as earnings have been falling in the past few months, putting pressure on investment, consumption and employment.
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SPSY dropped 28 percent after falling 246 percent in the previous day's session when U.S. crude prices LCOc7.933 confirmed a bear market by falling 27.93 percent from their most recent high.
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What's more, the homicide rate was falling with a lag, suggesting that reduced gun ownership was causing the decline, and was not simply a side-effect of a falling crime rate.
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More than a quarter of individuals age 65 and older fall each year, and falling once doubles their chances of falling again, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The third thing is financial instability, in the sense that with yields falling as far and as fast as they're falling, said Chris Zaccarelli, chief investment officer at Independent Advisors Alliance.
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You're walking and falling, walking and falling—some of the lads carrying up to a hundred pounds—and if you fell over, it took two guys to lift you back up.
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" "The question is, 'Why isn't the market falling further?
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Oil prices were also helped by a falling dollar .
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" Or … "How are falling oil prices impacting my portfolio?
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LONDON (Reuters) - When will base metal prices stop falling?
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Oil prices stabilised after falling more than 3% earlier. .
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Energy stocks were led lower by falling energy prices .
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She agreed — while the two were falling in love.
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Well, it's officially done falling apart — it's been canceled.
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They must overcome a key homegrown issue - falling productivity.
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Through this lens, it becomes clear that one parent is falling more in love with the baby, while the other is falling into profound regret as the reality of parenthood sinks in.
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" Elba met Dhowre while working on his film The Mountain Between Us. In 2017, he told PEOPLE that "falling in love while making a movie about falling in love is pretty special.
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"Falling in love while making a movie about falling in love is pretty special," the actor told PEOPLE's Editor-in-Chief Jess Cagle in the latest episode of The Jess Cagle Interview.
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"Falling in love while making a movie about falling in love is pretty special," the actor told PEOPLE's former Editor-in-Chief Jess Cagle in an episode of The Jess Cagle Interview.
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"Those environmental changes have also undermined Malaysia's external position, with large capital outflows, a falling current account surplus, sharp exchange rate depreciation and falling reserves," the ratings house said in a report.
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"Falling in love while making a movie about falling in love is pretty special," the actor told PEOPLE's Editor-in-Chief Jess Cagle in the latest episode of The Jess Cagle Interview.
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SHARE prices have been falling persistently since the start of 2016 with markets in Europe and Japan falling more than 20% from their recent highs, the technical definition of a bear market.
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"When oil prices are falling below production costs, the income gains for consumers will be smaller than the costs to producers, and falling oil prices become a negative-sum game," it said.
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What if we could manufacture a love potion in a laboratory that would enhance the feeling of falling in love—or more importantly, stop you falling out of love with your partner?
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Named the "largest curtain of falling water in the world" by UNESCO, Victoria Falls also feature numerous basalt gorges, or narrow valleys that have been formed from the falling water over time.
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Oil prices sank, with benchmark Brent crude prices falling to their lowest in two weeks and U.S. crude prices falling below $21 a barrel to their lowest in just under three weeks.
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An aggressive oil price war at a time of falling demand could lead to oil falling to $20 per barrel, down more than 50 percent from Friday's close, according to Goldman Sachs.
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In the drive away from the beach, Nicole says Clay "fooled" her into thinking he was falling in love, begging the question: What does it even mean to be "falling in love"?
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I would be concerned if inflation and expectations were falling, if aggregate demand was falling, if the signal of low inflation was that growth was going down, but there's no evidence of that.
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With China reeling from falling equity markets and trade tariffs, the yuan has weakened against the dollar this year and is perilously close to falling below the psychologically key 7-per-dollar mark.
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It's about heroin addiction, escaping the claustrophobia of small town life, the excitement of falling in love, the heartbreak of falling out of it, and the blissful escape of getting pissed and dancing.
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Mallory is a woman who stretches to fulfill all of her impossible responsibilities with four kids and an extended family falling apart, like a waiter trying to catch plates falling from the sky.
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Ralph Lauren is quickly falling out of favor with all teens, dropping out of the top 22 for upper-income teens and falling to No. 22 from No. 26 for average-income teens.
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Food stamps, officially the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, keep millions of people from falling into poverty each year and prevent millions of poor people, many disabled or elderly, from falling deeper into poverty.
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Year: 1997, at the 39th Grammy AwardsWhat beat it: "Falling Into You" by Céline DionCéline Dion is a force, but in retrospect, her massively popular album "Falling Into You" is formulaic at best.
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In a sound money economy of falling nominal wages and even more rapidly falling consumer prices, American workers would have had a fighting chance to remain competitive, given this significant off-shoring premium.
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OIL PRICES PARE LOSSES, BRENT TURNS POSITIVE AFTER EARLIER FALLING
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Have you ever heard of teeth falling out from stress?
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Among most Western countries, rates have been falling for decades.
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The explosion sent debris falling back onto the launch site.
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Even so the numbers looked to be falling well short.
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"Officers were falling down and hiding," he told NBC News.
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Index funds fared little better that year, falling 37.67 percent.
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For elderly patients, the most important daily risk is falling.
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Meanwhile, frontrunner Luke Parker appears to be falling from grace.
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A falling VIX typically indicates a bullish outlook for stocks.
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To the public, that can look like we're falling apart.
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You've got to wait until the knives are done falling.
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Somehow, we don't end up falling asleep until after 11.
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"The victims started falling out of the sky," Craig says.
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And there are few things funnier than robots falling down.
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But why do reality stars keep falling into this trap?
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Victor Espinoza suffered a serious injury falling off a horse.
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That its cry was quiet light falling into a coffin.
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Wisconsin wound up falling into the second or third tier.
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Those odds are falling everyday, meaning he's favored to resign.
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Anonymous created a scroll inkblot drawing with two leaves falling.
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You're literally just yawning and falling asleep as we talk.
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Falling costs make this showing off more affordable than before.
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OK, so the New York City subway is falling apart.
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Passion, Joy, Fury succeeded in not falling into Orientalist stereotypes.
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U.S. gold futures settled at $1247.20 per ounce, falling $2.20.
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Foreign leaders were falling over each other to court him.
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All of the characters in Falling Into Place are white.
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They had to relearn how to move without falling over.
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"(The falling peso) certainly has been a benefit," he said.
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U.S. Steel's stock also plummeted, falling more than 7 percent.
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He smiled, hands falling to my hips to steady me.
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Before long, the unlikely pair begins falling for each other.
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In this case, falling short is not quite a failure.
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The last defense of free speech is falling, the ACLU.
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Debt is falling rapidly and inflation is at 1 percent.
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The details were falling into place at a rapid pace.
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The details were falling into place at a rapid pace.
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Concerns over falling production in Libya have also buoyed prices.
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Falling prices cause consumers and businesses to put off spending.
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And I really feel like I am falling for you.
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Sometimes, that requires playing the didgeridoo and then falling asleep.
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Wall Street and stock markets around the world are falling.
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And one person infected can mean many more falling ill.
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There is no concern about falling behind the other folks.
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Colton tells John that he's falling in love with Caelynn.
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"It's part of falling asleep," Gates tells The Seattle Times.
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Mylan's stock has dropped sharply this year, falling 17 percent.
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And the world-- you know, the-- the Philippines were falling.
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" Sally's falling boy story struck him, he said, as "hallucinatory.
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On the other hand, Renault tempered sector gains, falling 2.3%.
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At the same time, newspapers were falling off a cliff.
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However, critics said alcohol consumption in Britain had been falling.
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The relatively liquid banking sector declined the most, falling 3.85%.
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This was thanks to falling unemployment and faster earnings growth.
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Banking stocks were also under the cosh, falling 0.4 percent.
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BY THE WAY, THE STOCK IS FALLING ON YOUR COMMENTS.
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And then, the two opposites end up falling in love.
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But, but, but: Emissions are not falling across the board.
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They weren't trying to be perfect and falling imperceptibly short.
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"Both sides needed to have a falling out," said Shapiro.
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A sexy Vaudeville dancer who died falling off a stage?
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The falling prices reflect a decrease in demand for ivory.
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By this time it's as if the sky is falling.
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China is not the only country with falling producer prices.
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Bond yields are falling, with no end in sight — yet.
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Stockmarkets in Europe and Asia have been falling since May.
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Juno's stock has dived this year, falling nearly 37 percent.
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We were in an environment where inflation expectations were falling.
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"I think I'm falling in love with you," he said.
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Two people falling in love is a pretty simple principle.
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And the rest of the economy is not falling apart.
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But he quickly warned of the dangers of falling inflation.
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Either way ... punches eventually get thrown and dishes start falling.
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Today, it's tempting to say that Facebook's star is falling.
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Bond prices were soaring and yields were inversely falling Monday.
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Deven Black was 2146, and his life was falling apart.
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Today the party's support is in single figures, and falling.
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It looks at the falling rate of violence over history.
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Thread was all that prevented my face from falling off.
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And yet, many people think the world is falling apart.
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Still, I can't shake the feeling that I'm falling short.
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Japan's birth rate has been falling since the late 1970s.
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Its government is falling over backwards to attract foreign investors.
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We can definitely see Lyanna Stark falling for this majesty.
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How can entire populations be prevented from falling into it?
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I call it Inception — like you're falling into the city.
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The main drag was Qatar National Bank falling 20.3 percent.
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Nasdaq led losses in U.S. stocks, falling about 232 percent.
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The rain is always falling in Blade Runner's Los Angeles.
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Of those, 76 percent are falling short of the target.
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Values of Volkswagens are already falling in the United States.
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Earthquakes themselves don't kill people — tsunamis and falling buildings do.
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And falling back on WTO membership would be economically damaging.
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He dreams of working in Hollywood and falling in love.
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They can't stop falling over and bouncing on their bellies.
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If you believe the government's figures, extreme poverty is falling.
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I read for a bit before falling asleep around 10ish.
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But rapid growth and falling unemployment have reversed the situation.
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ET (1835 GMT), after falling in the last three days.
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Light rain started falling, making the route even more treacherous.
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The dominoes have kept falling in Facebook's and YouTube's wake.
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Also driving Bartlett's upgrade is the stock's falling forward valuation.
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The yen, meanwhile, underperformed, falling 0.25 percent against the euro.
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Fund fees in retirement plans have been falling over time.
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Bigger bikes are falling out of favor with younger riders.
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After falling hard last year stocks in China had headroom.
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The intriguing question is why those returns have been falling.
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"Falling in love is basically nature's MDMA," she told me.
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The introduction of the TFS coincided with falling lending rates.
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When it comes to saving money, Americans are falling short.
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"The buoys are rising and falling out there," says Healey.
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Elsewhere, it was Democratic turnout falling off from 2012 levels.
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Amazon dropped 230 percent after falling 272.8 percent on Wednesday.
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In fact, many lower income workers are falling further behind.
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We watch an episode of The Proposal before falling asleep.
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How can you do that without falling on your face?
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When we go to bed, I have trouble falling asleep.
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And I've never recovered from falling in love with him.
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I watch an episode of New Girl before falling asleep.
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Now it's like we don't care, and everything's falling in.
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Then all of a sudden I started falling — a lot.
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China's population will start falling in about ten years' time.
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Inflation is near 40%; wages are falling in real terms.
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Then, she confesses that she's falling in love with him.
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"It's super confusing," says Higgins of falling for two women.
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Its jobless rate is just 163% and poverty is falling.
|
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The big picture: Elsewhere in North Africa, dictators are falling.
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Everyone has his or her own trick for falling asleep.
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But I also had big dreams of falling in love.
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I watch another episode of Grey's Anatomy before falling asleep.
|
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Are we falling into spiral of action, reaction, and escalation?
|
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These concerns appear to be falling on deaf ears, however.
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We cuddle and play with the dog before falling asleep.
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Other decliners include California, falling seven spots to No. 32.
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But as I was falling from rejection, Millennial caught me.
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India is falling short by over $16 billion each year.
|
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I heard many stories of people falling into the flames.
|
|
So why are women falling behind in the tech sector?
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And that's where many current data centers are falling short.
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The entire conservative movement is falling in line behind Trump.
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And fertility rates among Hispanics in America have been falling.
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Well, you just think the sky's falling all the time.
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Kohl's has reported falling sales in the last six quarters.
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Many others are falling all over themselves to denounce him.
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Wheat slid, falling for the first time in four sessions.
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My scalp was flaky and my hair was falling out.
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You couldn't know Fatima without falling in love with her.
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Endo's stock has plummeted this year, falling nearly 64 percent.
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FireEye's stock has declined this year, falling nearly 29 percent.
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Falling yields mean higher prices and better returns for funds.
|
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Stocks recovered; credit spreads began falling, leveraged loans rallied strongly.
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The cohort of swing voters has been falling for decades.
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Falling inventories also acted as a 225 percentage point drag.
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I don't end up falling asleep until about 2 a.m.
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This means that ranchers' cost of raising cows is falling.
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Nationwide, public school teacher wages have been stagnant or falling.
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Kelly Ayotte now in the lead after falling behind Gov.
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Related Video: Read these stories next: Having Trouble Falling Asleep?
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The falling value of Turkey's currency has also proved beneficial.
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Falling oil prices will only serve to hurt Russia further.
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I can't believe Tyra Banks just saved me from falling.
|
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But it has been squeezed by falling prices for years.
|
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Will the U.S. import recession from a falling Chinese yuan?
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One reason the old pals have had a falling out?
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Production just about everywhere else is either falling or flat.
|
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The index is seen falling further to 20 in May.
|
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But that didn't stop Hebert from falling for him hard.
|
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In January, they declined even more, falling by 10.5 percent.
|
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And inside of the house, the house was falling apart.
|
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She's raging (and crying, and feeling, and constantly falling apart).
|
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How could she write about cancer without falling into banality?
|
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Philips Christmas Multicolored LED Falling Snowflake Projector, $25 (Originally: $35)
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Intel declined 523 percent, falling the most on the Dow.
|
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She recalled feeling something strike her eye and falling forward.
|
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Suppose I want to test something falling at terminal velocity.
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We're never falling asleep with the lights off ever again.
|
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I was concerned that we were falling behind in technology.
|
|
Bisbee sought medical attention the next day after falling ill.
|
|
"The Berlin Wall is falling in Latin America," he said.
|
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"Kids falling out of windows is nothing new," he said.
|
|
Penn State college football game without almost falling this weekend.
|
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The place is completely falling apart, besides the homeless camps.
|
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The only other option is falling even further behind boomers.
|
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I can't stop staring at her and falling in love.
|
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An endless stream of kosher salt, falling from Chef's hand.
|
|
Dubai's index inched up 0.1% after falling the day before.
|
|
By the end of the year, things were falling apart.
|
|
All three reported falling demand for international cargo during January.
|
|
Worn down, the perimeter shots stopped falling for the Gamecocks.
|
|
"I'm falling in love with you too," Rachel replies. Whew!
|
|
SX94.8733E falling 294.873 percent and the Europe-wide banking equivalent .
|
|
Rising margins are more the result of falling oil prices.
|
|
What defines us is how well we rise after falling.
|
|
Overall energy use in Denmark's transport sector is slowly falling.
|
|
Shares did rise Wednesday after falling for seven straight sessions.
|
|
The one major trick she recommends for falling back asleep?
|
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Oil prices were mixed after falling more than 3% overnight.
|
|
How did the show manage to keep from falling apart?
|
|
MIWD00000PUS dropped 0.9 percent, falling for a third straight session.
|
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The character has to jump across blocks and avoid falling.
|
|
Competitor Hasbro is seeing its shares are falling in sympathy.
|
|
Except perhaps, slipping and falling on top of a crocodile.
|
|
Iran and Russia will not accept the Damascus government falling.
|
|
Portfolio management fees rebounded 0.8% after falling 1.8% in June.
|
|
It's just so exciting that people aren't falling for it.
|
|
Synergy chief analyst John Dinsdale says Oracle is falling behind.
|
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It's a number that has been gradually falling over time.
|
|
That created fears that the economy was falling into recession.
|
|
Still, some of the hottest markets are falling from grace.
|
|
The spread has since narrowed, falling to $90 on Wednesday.
|
|
That's why a cluster of heat records are now falling.
|
|
Telecommunications operator Ooredoo was the biggest loser, falling 3 percent.
|
|
I'm falling so deeply in love with you — it's crazy.
|
|
U.S. production is falling and should decline steeply this year.
|
|
"Venezuela is potentially near falling off a cliff," Marczak added.
|
|
The key thing to note is that production is falling.
|
|
And falling battery prices are expected to spur widespread adoption.
|
|
You can see the crane actually falling ... in this video.
|
|
CHINESE worries, geopolitical tensions, falling oil numbers, weak trade figures.
|
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Will Wiesenfeld: Immediately, it was for studying and falling asleep.
|
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Instead of falling in love, it is doing an investigation.
|
|
"Falling Slowly" won the Oscar for best song in 2008.
|
|
The drug sector remained in the spotlight, falling 3.9 percent.
|
|
Merchandise inventories also improved, falling 2.3 percent for the period.
|
|
For others, falling prices are a sign of new opportunities.
|
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This leaves investors with few alternatives in a falling market.
|
|
MIWD00000PUS shed 47.983 percent, falling after 10 days of gains.
|
|
They are falling knives," she said Tuesday on "Power Lunch.
|
|
Nike shares were falling more than 4.5 percent Friday morning.
|
|
Again this is caused by falling oil and commodity prices.
|
|
Mnangagwa was airlifted to Johannesburg after falling ill in August.
|
|
They were here to find fortune falling from the sky.
|
|
The cost of airline fares rebounded after falling in February.
|
|
China is falling farther and farther behind in national wealth.
|
|
The number of opioid prescriptions has been falling since 2012.
|
|
Five died after falling 1,000 feet in the Austrian Alps.
|
|
Wherever there are cracks, they will be falling through them.
|
|
In total, states anticipate revenues falling short by $12 billion.
|
|
It's the best way to avoid falling into Bannon's trap.
|
|
She heaved a sigh, her turquoise bust rising and falling.
|
|
It was the seventh straight month of falling bank lending.
|
|
The Big Sick isn't about the "falling in love" part.
|
|
The poverty rate, though high, has been falling since 2012.
|
|
He seemed to be slowly falling asleep in his seat.
|
|
Falling bond prices, on the other hand, mean higher yields.
|
|
Several users have reported falling pregnant while using the app.
|
|
But Blum is hardly alone in falling short on diversity.
|
|
I guess you can say we had a falling out.
|
|
Falling global commodity prices also may have been a factor.
|
|
These falling yields have nudged public sector into lengthier maturities.
|
|
A recent falling out with friends has left him lonely.
|
|
Her eyes pinch closed, small tears gently falling from each.
|
|
"Astrid is definitely falling in love with Toronto," Wendt says.
|
|
After recession struck, participation tumbled, falling to 258% by 22008.
|
|
Four by Angela Hampel show a sequence of falling women.
|
|
Artists are falling out of the rankings more quickly, too.
|
|
Everything seems on the verge of rocking, billowing, falling open.
|
|
Since falling to their lowest levels since January on Aug.
|
|
Cattle and calf prices also dropped in June, falling 1.3%.
|
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AND FINALLY ... Raindrops keep falling on my head Cuteness alert!
|
|
But as British patients were dying, American prices were falling.
|
|
He cut the engine and the plane began slowly falling.
|
|
Pier 1 Imports falling behind competitors like Target and Amazon.
|
|
SPX was last off 503%, after falling more than 1%.
|
|
"The echo of him falling was just horrible," she said.
|
|
The company blames this decline on falling desktop ad revenue.
|
|
The index was seen falling further to 24 in February.
|
|
Asian stock markets are following the US' lead and falling.
|
|
And voters have clocked that overstretched cops are falling behind.
|
|
Productivity is falling for the first time in three decades.
|
|
The dollar extended losses after falling in the previous session.
|
|
The Treasuries rally was also fueled by falling European stocks.
|
|
In many countries, trust in institutions is falling, surveys show.
|
|
"You're getting a double whammy" with stocks and bonds falling.
|
|
It's like falling in love: you become a better person.
|
|
Ultimately, he was fired for falling asleep on the job.
|
|
And some strategists see the yellow metal falling further still.
|
|
This was a man I was falling in love with.
|
|
Something white, cold, and flaky is falling from the sky.
|
|
Meanwhile, the case from opponents was falling on deaf ears.
|
|
I just felt like everything was falling in on us.
|
|
It's the season of melancholy, cooling temperatures, and falling leaves.
|
|
Adding to deflationary concerns lately, have been falling oil prices.
|
|
The dollar weakened, falling to 21 yen from 21.3 yen.
|
|
EEM itself has struggled this year, falling about 3 percent.
|
|
But by 22017, it was falling again in Americans' eyes.
|
|
Amazon shares were falling nearly 3 percent by Wednesday afternoon.
|
|
Economists polled by Reuters had forecast orders falling 0.5 percent.
|
|
Moms and Dads are working harder, yet falling further behind.
|
|
Intel declined 3.1 percent, falling the most on the Dow.
|
|
It is high time we all stop falling for it.
|
|
Truck drivers have been clobbered with falling rates in 2019.
|
|
Snow was falling, and he was eager to touch it.
|
|
Jackson saw executive action falling into one of three categories.
|
|
Banks were falling again as bond yields continued to shrink.
|
|
Voters are worried that the whole society is falling apart.
|
|
Carter worried that the Pentagon's information technology was falling behind.
|
|
Analysts also said that falling U.S. futures had dampened sentiment.
|
|
There was ash falling from the sky for a week.
|
|
Well today, his properties are sold, shuttered or falling apart.
|
|
Why do I jerk awake right as I'm falling asleep?
|
|
Exports also showed signs of improvement, falling less than expected.
|
|
So far, it is falling well short of that goal.
|
|
So far, I have not had any trouble falling asleep.
|
|
Newmont Mining Corp (NEM) was the sole loser, falling 33%.
|
|
SPNY ended down 0.4 percent after earlier falling 3 percent.
|
|
Nakayama felt that her entire life was falling into place.
|
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Rapidly falling cash holdings are often a contrarian sell signal.
|
|
Its stronghold in Syria, Raqqa, is also close to falling.
|
|
Bitcoin bounced back Monday after falling below $25,2900 on Friday.
|
|
Usually BoE inflation forecasts show inflation falling back to target.
|
|
Order backlogs tumbled 14.5 points, falling back into contraction territory.
|
|
Tourist arrivals continued falling, but appear to have nearly bottomed.
|
|
The survey participants pointed to myriad reasons for falling behind.
|
|
Most Gulf markets were lower with Dubai falling 274.2 percent.
|
|
It only enhanced the sense that everything was falling apart.
|
|
SPSY weighed the most on the market, falling 0.6 percent.
|
|
Growth kept falling in the fourth quarter, to 2.6 percent.
|
|
Bar passage rates have been falling noticeably across the country.
|
|
Banking stocks were also under the cosh, falling 0.5 percent.
|
|
If markets keep falling, more active policy support comes next.
|
|
These aren't cracks that families are falling into, they're traps.
|
|
But the price of bitcoin has been falling this year.
|
|
The falling out with John Sinclair was illuminating as well.
|
|
Despite this, demand for oil is falling in developed countries.
|
|
We're falling for the first lady all over again, too.
|
|
She went from a rising star to a falling one.
|
|
I saw people falling and I kept going to work.
|
|
"We're seeing the cost of renewable energy falling," said Clarkson.
|
|
They aren't falling past the Big Ten title game winner.
|
|
" So that's how I co-wrote the closer "Falling Ashes.
|
|
Falling foreign currency reserves, which it uses to buy imports.
|
|
Seeing a woman across the room and falling for her.
|
|
Some had head injuries from trees and other falling objects.
|
|
I was falling asleep in all of my classes basically.
|
|
Factory gate prices slowed from May as well, falling 0.3%.
|
|
Digital downloads via stores like iTunes, meanwhile, are falling behind.
|
|
I broke my wrist one morning, falling off a sled.
|
|
Anyone can have trouble falling asleep from time to time.
|
|
Food companies were among the worst performers falling 1.1 percent.
|
|
Adults and children ran for cover, falling over one another.
|
|
Are we gaining an edge or falling behind in cybersecurity?
|
|
And as the economy slows prices in China are falling.
|
|
Yields had also been falling in the past two sessions.
|
|
Falling back on that strategy alone may be fool's gold.
|
|
Traders said that falling U.S. futures also sapped risk appetite.
|
|
Sonos' profitability is already falling in the current competitive environment.
|
|
Bowles is a defensive specialist whose defense is falling apart.
|
|
He passed away after falling ill from hip surgery complications.
|
|
The bulletins warned of rain falling in feet, not inches.
|
|
Hit by falling rubble, Ms. Khatun, 83, was killed instantly.
|
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The expectations for Xiaomi have been falling in recent weeks.
|
|
Once again, my weight dropped, but it eventually stopped falling.
|
|
Car sales are already falling sharply in Europe's major markets.
|
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Motivating them to get back up after falling builds perseverance.
|
|
The sleeves seem to keep the vase from falling over.
|
|
Children don't have trouble falling asleep because they feel safe.
|
|
Stupendous corruption, ethnic wars and falling copper prices all hurt.
|
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At first he thought it was a falling tree limb.
|
|
These guys keep falling behind the Vox Media footsteps. Clearly.
|
|
Rick: (Clutching his heart and falling to the floor): Aiiieee!
|
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Poverty has been transformed by falling prices and government support.
|
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Yet no power wants to risk falling behind its rivals.
|
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Almost imperceptibly the music swells and continues falling in pitch.
|
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It is too much and the sentences keep falling apart.
|
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Her jockey wrenched the reins to keep her from falling.
|
|
A virtual tree falling can cause people to have experiences.
|
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I read about poisonous cities, Trump's mistakes, and falling stocks.
|
|
I never have trouble falling asleep with the Quility blanket.
|
|
With its falling needles, its poverty is on full display.
|
|
It's a book about falling in love with a city.
|
|
Some are more sensitive to falling estrogen levels than others.
|
|
Not that I blame Serrano for falling into the trap.
|
|
So what should you do about the falling stock market?
|
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Maureen Dowd Opinion Columnist TORONTO — The snow is falling lightly.
|
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But the rules of kitniyot are falling out of fashion.
|
|
If anyone can avoid falling into Vrabel's traps, it's Belichick.
|
|
Back in the Senate, key votes were falling into place.
|
|
He has continued to shed weight, falling to 285 pounds.
|
|
But I kept falling in love with other people, too.
|
|
It sounded like the scaffolding of a building falling down.
|
|
They should stand up completely on their own without falling.
|
|
After falling late last year, they've risen again this year.
|
|
We're not used to the ball not falling our way.
|
|
Shanxi has reported falling government revenues in 2015 and 2016.
|
|
The unemployment rate keeps falling, and economic growth is solid.
|
|
Manufacturing production was hit especially hard, falling by over 15%.
|
|
I struggle with falling asleep, especially after a stressful workday.
|
|
BURLINGTON, Vt. — The moderate presidential candidates are falling in line.
|
|
In my neighborhood we had ash falling from the sky.
|
|
But not everyone is falling in line with Croatia's nationalists.
|
|
But the deal, struck in September, may be falling apart.
|
|
More Facebook news: Morale is reportedly falling inside the company.
|
|
All the pieces are slowly and surely falling into place.
|
|
With "The Sky Is Falling," Biskind attempts the same feat.
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DFMGI falling 0.5%, although they recovered from sharper intraday losses.
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Until then, expect South Korea's fertility rate to keep falling.
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But sometimes, falling stock prices reflect concerns about deeper problems.
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"The floor is falling," she told CNN as she walked.
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Eventually the car stops falling and starts moving back up.
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The student hasn't been to school since falling sick Wednesday.
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It's like falling down a rabbit hole with no end.
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Something about falling leaves and cool breezes arouses certain cravings.
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Meanwhile, happy Independence Day and watch out for falling firecrackers.
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Their house had been destroyed by wind and falling trees.
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The scene has been edited to include digital snow falling.
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U.S. markets convulsed Friday, falling by more than 600 points.
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Wall Street's index of volatility has been falling — confounding experts.
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So why aren't people falling over themselves to watch it?
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Icicles falling from roof eaves kill several people most winters.
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American foreign policy is increasingly falling into disarray and incoherence.
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Falling costs of cutting emissions over time as technology improves.
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Private investment is weak, consumption is slowing, exports are falling.
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So it isn't a great sign that sales are falling.
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I felt dumb that I was falling for the competition.
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There's nothing quite like the thrill of falling in love.
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Boeing (BA) – Boeing remains on watch after falling 1003% Wednesday.
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And that's where everything seems to have started falling apart.
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Facebook was down 2.1 percent, after falling 20 percent Thursday.
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"We're falling down one ledge at a time," she says.
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The stock was falling close to 4.5 percent Thursday afternoon.
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American Jews are not falling out of love with Israel.
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There are no gutters to catch falling snow or ice.
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We parted as friends, and I continued learning, standing, falling.
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The company benefited from falling prices in 2015 and 2016.
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The school undertook the campaign as its enrollment was falling.
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But these gains will only limit falling sales and profit.
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We all know the pain of falling outside those conceptions.
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Falling asleep at the wheel is a trucker's worst nightmare.
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Under her feet, it seemed the ground was falling away.
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Drivers are routinely deactivated for falling below a certain level.
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In many parts of the state, the population is falling.
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Prison populations, which had been rising for decades, were falling.
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The unadjusted PMI showed contraction, falling to 43.6 from 58.4.
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The dollar extended losses on Friday after falling sharply overnight.
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Falling prices increase the value of debt in real terms.
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The lowest point was falling asleep while giving a handjob.
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EDT (1834 GMT), after falling to the lowest since Sept.
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How did Falling Inn Love compare to those old days?
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Falling in love with a baby and two more goats.
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The falling support was most pronounced among longtime American friends.
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"There are injuries, there is falling down," she told Reuters.
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It all starts with falling in love with the wordplay.
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The US stock market is one sign of falling confidence.
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Lam's actions on Wednesday could be seen as falling short.
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"I feel like Flint is falling," said Anthony Johnson, above.
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We didn't find any reports of the block falling over.
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A Navarro cheerleader being tested for a concussion after falling.
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There are no penalties for falling short of declared targets.
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But falling can also humanize the fashion world a bit.
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"Like a dead branch falling off a tree?" she asked.
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Shares were falling nearly 15 percent Wednesday on the news.
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But gray "needs support," he added, to avoid falling flat.
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Soon he was dreaming that his teeth were falling out.
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We talk for a bit in bed before falling asleep.
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I browse IG for a few mins before falling asleep.
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Revenue and profits are falling in markets around the world.
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He died last year after falling in his Florida home.
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Nickel bucked the trend, falling 1% to $14,455 a tonne.
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FALLING YIELDS Bearish sentiment on Tuesday pushed bond prices higher.
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That process of falling in love is confusing and mysterious.
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The auto sector also declined three points, falling to 60.
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But the falling vehicle sales didn't stop at China's borders.
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Government payrolls are seen falling by 2,000 jobs in April.
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Falling is the first & most important skill in many things.
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She was always falling for this stuff, stuff I hated.
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The UNFCCC process was in danger of falling apart entirely.
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The results signal that Kohl's makeover strategies are falling short.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast claims falling to 245,26.
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The heaviest rain and snow will begin falling Wednesday evening.
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They can result in people falling prey to costly scams.
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Other department store stocks were also seen falling on Wednesday.
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They are not perfect, but they are not falling apart.
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We were dreaming big, but now things are falling flat.
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The report resulted in the company's shares falling 22 percent.
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Sterling rose 21% to $0.14.08 after falling more than 998.433%.
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Electricity sales are trending downward, and coal exports are falling.
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He kept us from falling into a second great depression.
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The UN's pleas for ceasefire are falling on deaf ears.
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Sterling rose 21% to $0.14.08 after falling more than 998.433%.
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Construction confidence rose slightly after falling for nearly a year.
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Sales at upscale shoemaker Tod's have been falling since 2014.
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Plant workers' rubber gloves are falling into the meat mixes.
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The selling carried through on Wednesday, with U.S. stocks falling.
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"I don't sense guys falling apart, pulling apart," Casey said.
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It was her falling in love with a married man.
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Growth is also falling fast in both India and China.
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It had reported falling earnings in the last three quarters.
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As the economy was falling, demand for borrowing also fell.
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TJX shares were falling around 2 percent late Wednesday morning.
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Instead, they'll blame people of color for somehow falling short.
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And right now LME stocks are once again falling fast.
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Walls were falling down, walls I had erected at Lockless.
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And the album was literally falling apart in my hands.
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Frogs are falling out of the sky to the right.
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Most students at San Jose City College are falling short.
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The crime rate here has been falling over the decade.
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Now, slowly let the air out, your shoulders falling gently.
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Though he was getting services, he kept falling further behind.
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Falling a game short of the Super Bowl is painful.
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Participation in organized religion is falling, especially among American millennials.
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Europe as an idea is falling apart before our eyes.
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The magazine ceased publication in 19893, amid falling advertising revenues.
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Gross' fund performance stuttered alongside falling yields on US Treasuries.
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Falling behind puts us at risk of two distinct threats.
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Falling tax rev & higher social transfers as unemployment rises pic.twitter.
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Do I have a pattern of falling for unavailable men?
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The incarceration rate's been rising; the crime rate's been falling.
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Global emissions would need to start falling at unprecedented rates.
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We see glimpses of her and Zen falling in love.
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Canada's federal police force was falling behind its southern counterpart.
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One possible explanation for declining donations is falling union membership.
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Even Moscow thought Assad was on the verge of falling.
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Once you adjust for inflation, teacher pay is falling nationwide.
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He might be getting up; he might be falling back.
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The suspect struggled with an officer, falling to the ground.
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Every month, there's another story of someone falling to death.
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My world is falling apart as she analyzes the photo.
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The index is seen falling further to 21 in September.
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And a lot of people are falling for this shit.
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It's sickly sweet, but I find myself falling for it.
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"I would be concerned if inflation expectations were falling, if aggregate demand was falling, if the signal of low inflation was that growth was going down, but there's no evidence of that," Mester said.
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Senators voted twice to end debate on the energy bill, first falling 10 votes short of the 60-vote threshold needed to bring the item to a conclusion, and then falling six votes short.
|
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"Falling inventory is not enough to bring up market sentiment...Spot trade is becoming lukewarm as investors expect falling prices with mounting production at steel mills," analysts from Sinosteel Futures said in a note.
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A fourth major challenge for the sector -- and perhaps the one that will directly affect Americans the most in 2019 -- will come from Wall Street: Tech stock prices have been falling, and falling hard.
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"She's doing anything and everything she can to save the relationship, but in the process, her older brother's best friend is falling for her, and she starts falling for him as well," Holt explains.
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A new novel by Annalee Newitz, AUTONOMOUS, tracks the eventual collision of a mercenary, who is falling for his killer robot, and a murdering pharma-copyright pirate, who is falling for a rescued slave.
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Citing the Nuevo León Civil Protection Authority, the outlet reports both climbers fell, with Gobright falling about 300 meters to his death and Jacobson falling a shorter distance and sustaining non-life-threatening injuries.
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Jefferies lowered its rating to hold from buy on shares of both Philip Morris and Altria, saying the tobacco companies are falling behind in heated tobacco markets and falling behind in vapor product markets.
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The decline was largely driven by falling oil and gas spending during the second full year of a punishing crude price downturn, as well as falling investment in power generation, particularly from coal plants.
|
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Bank stocks have been falling in recent weeks amid concerns that their net interest margins, or the difference between what they pay on deposits and earn on loans, have been squeezed by falling interest rates.
|
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Britain, on the other hand, has signaled not merely its own insularity, but with it our own future decline, reflected in the falling value of sterling -- and now in the falling interest in our politics.
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So Trump can take credit for the women's unemployment rate falling to 0003 percent from 4.7 percent, just as he can take credit for the overall unemployment rate falling to 3.8 percent from 4.7 percent.
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The report also found the cost of solar energy systems dropped in all markets, with residential system prices falling 6.8 percent compared to last year and utility systems falling 10–11.4 percent, according to Reuters.
|
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Economists had forecast claims falling to 245,000 in the latest week.
|
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Falling off stockpiles is one of the industry's biggest occupational hazards.
|
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And crude oil prices are falling, slipping below $35 a barrel.
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A battery of new studies link concentration, profits and falling wages.
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The share of immigrants coming from Latin America is falling sharply.
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Her gait was unsteady, and she was in danger of falling.
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Or she's nodding off, falling asleep in the middle of something.
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Instead his defenders are falling back on a more traditional defence.
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Tiles are falling off the arches, revealing the terra cotta backing.
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She was discovered after falling off a pier in the city.
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Analysts attributed the lag to "falling stocks and declining yields" stateside.
|
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"Kail is happily falling back in love with herself," Hayter jokes.
|
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In other words, little cost is falling on the Chinese manufacturers.
|
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Falling trade barriers let firms move production to low-cost places.
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"I can't help falling in love with you … YES!" she wrote.
|
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Chief among Bank of America's concerns is Nike's falling market share.
|
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Falling crop prices impacted the company's agricultural businesses, pushing revenue lower.
|
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None were serious, but all involved captains falling asleep, he said.
|
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Does opening up your Facebook feed feel like falling into fatalism?
|
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Rival United Parcel Service Inc was also down, falling 2.2 percent.
|
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Eighty percent of the injuries were caused by a child falling.
|
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And that is what's falling apart in our culture right now.
|
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Falling cats, fetch-inept dogs, puppy problems: They are all here.
|
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And by the way, we don't see the demand actually falling.
|
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Brazil's health system has been hit hard by falling government revenues.
|
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The electric power sector's carbon emissions are falling for several reasons.
|
|
Industrials followed closely, with the Australian industrials index falling 0.7 percent.
|
|
Falling squarely in the middle comes the Apple Watch Series 24.
|
|
SPNY dropped 0.86 percent on the back of falling oil prices.
|
|
Montero gave up three runs in falling at Atlanta on Sept.
|
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If so, that baby horse better get used to falling down.
|
|
Puerto Rico's energy infrastructure was falling apart even before the hurricane.
|
|
First, the environment, like this industrial city with things falling apart.
|
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It was pretty surreal to see all the hats falling down.
|
|
New York time, after falling as much as 2.9 percent earlier.
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He said he could see himself falling in love with me.
|
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Massive plumes of dust could be seen trailing the falling rocks.
|
|
Are arguments for the art of listening falling on deaf ears?
|
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Crude prices also received some support from falling U.S. crude inventories.
|
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But actually falling to sleep became a real chore almost immediately.
|
|
The yuan began falling markedly in June when trade tensions flared.
|
|
Economists had forecast pending home sales falling 0.1 percent in September.
|
|
Meanwhile, the company's sales are climbing while its losses are falling.
|
|
Yields are falling and the curve is its flattest since October.
|
|
I eat some more of those Tate's cookies before falling asleep.
|
|
Here is a plot of this score for different falling heights.
|
|
ET (1603 GMT), after falling to a session low at $58.36.
|
|
Falih also noted that production from some OPEC producers is falling.
|
|
Since I started working out three years ago, I've stopped falling.
|
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Because, honey, if my CP wants me to fall, I'm falling.
|
|
Remember how it felt the first time you saw snow falling?
|
|
Are we not all soft yellow ducks falling asleep in class?
|
|
I only get 20 pages in before falling asleep around 03.
|
|
You're gonna see some big-name athletes falling by the wayside.
|
|
The fast-falling flurry could make travel around Lake Ontario difficult.
|
|
Retail gas prices have been falling steadily for several weeks now.
|
|
More people are falling for this than you might think, too.
|
|
The stock falling on Wednesday after the retailer reported disappointing guidance.
|
|
"You have a lot of technicals falling apart here," said Baruch.
|
|
Corn plantings were seen falling 1.6553 percent to 89.996 million acres.
|
|
The technology sector was also a big loser, falling 1.4 percent.
|
|
She hardly missed a beat after falling and breaking 3 ribs.
|
|
Three more states — Mississippi, Tennessee, and Wisconsin — reported people falling sick.
|
|
One of the two can be seen falling to the ground.
|
|
The growth of the US economy keeps falling short of expectations.
|
|
Colorado had its four-game win streak snapped, falling back under .
|
|
Torrey Craig hit a falling-back floater to snap Curry's streak.
|
|
European auto stocks extended losses after the report, falling 2.5 percent.
|
|
Falling Libor rates are also contributing to the drop in yields.
|
|
The years of Halloween falling on October 19683 may be numbered!
|
|
Britain's AA also dropped, falling 6.2 percent on worries about costs.
|
|
You'd be forgiven for thinking the sky is falling at LinkedIn.
|
|
The Dow is set to open 73 points lower, falling 0.3%.
|
|
And the price for falling for their lies is often high.
|
|
The U.S. dollar lost ground, falling as low as S$1.4211.
|
|
Tom Petty is free falling right into a very deserving award.
|
|
Bob Barker is on the mend after falling earlier this month.
|
|
The same study notes, however, that HIV mortality is falling globally.
|
|
Meanwhile, it's obvious that she's falling in love with the guy.
|
|
Walmart's lower margins sent its shares falling 1.9 percent on Thursday.
|
|
When people say that learning a language is like falling in
|
|
Yet, merchandise exports have been falling for the past 13 months.
|
|
After falling as low as $1.2922 overnight - its weakest since Sept.
|
|
Visible stocks in China, meanwhile, have been falling for many months.
|
|
Their profits doubled between 2003 and 2013, but are now falling.
|
|
We see characters falling towards each other — sometimes reluctantly, sometimes eagerly.
|
|
The Nasdaq traded 0.1% lower after falling as much as 0.7%.
|
|
DexCom's stock has dropped this year, falling more than 5 percent.
|
|
The stock is currently falling like a recalled GoPro Karma drone.
|
|
It seems as though they had some kind of falling-out.
|
|
I flip through Bumble and Hinge a bit before falling asleep.
|
|
The ASX financial index tracked its U.S. counterpart , falling 0.38 percent.
|
|
The index closed down 0.3% before falling as much as 0.67%.
|
|
Economists had forecast claims falling to 250,000 in the latest week.
|
|
Lloyds was the biggest loser among banking stocks, falling 1.5 percent.
|
|
Fall-proof kids with BMW shoes Your toddler keeps falling over?
|
|
Stadiums are falling behind in "bad economic development idea" standings, though.
|
|
Here, the production costs are increasing and the product prices falling.
|
|
According to Market Research, the number of dieters is actually falling.
|
|
The other risk posed by a falling currency is rising prices.
|
|
Turnout has been steadily falling across the developed world since 1970.
|
|
The fallout has already begun, with shares falling in early trading.
|
|
Now, you don't have to worry about falling off any ladders.
|
|
Orders for transportation equipment rebounded 7.0% after falling 2.9% in February.
|
|
Mexico's peso recovered some ground after falling to a record low.
|
|
But "Falling Man" is magic by its own internal, impossible contradictions.
|
|
EDT (2911.75 GMT), after falling to its lowest level since Dec.
|
|
But cue Maggie falling in love with someone within three episodes.
|
|
Twitter shares have suffered mightily this year, falling almost 36 percent.
|
|
The vote ended up falling mostly along partisan lines, with Sen.
|
|
The economy is definitely falling short of the Fed's growth expectation.
|
|
Are your wireless Apple AirPods already falling out of your ears?
|
|
And you won't have to worry about them falling out, ever.
|
|
"We're not accelerating, but we're not falling apart, either," he said.
|
|
The Shanghai composite underperformed, falling about two-thirds of a percent.
|
|
The first section chronically sounds like a squeaky toy falling apart.
|
|
He's just lost his dad and his life is falling apart.
|
|
We're talking Betty Who, falling avocados, and one epic Grease moment.
|
|
Still, he told her he was falling in love with her.
|
|
Shares in Europe were steady, after falling slightly in early trading.
|
|
By American standards, its incarceration rate is below average and falling.
|
|
"I remember, wow, kinda falling asleep and catching myself," he says.
|
|
International adoptions and unintended pregnancies have been falling, pressuring adoption agencies.
|
|
Sage shares have plummeted this year, falling more than 20 percent.
|
|
The Pukguksong-2 missile flew 500km before falling into the Pacific.
|
|
Several cars below the building were crushed, apparently by falling debris.
|
|
Falling asleep on the subway or a bus is never good.
|
|
Of course, they're the ones that end up doing the falling.
|
|
The falling currency can then propel further stock losses in China.
|
|
Construction investment was also a drag, falling 1.0% on the quarter.
|
|
Why were these themes so dominant, despite crime rates actually falling?
|
|
ComScore's stock has plunged this year, falling more than 43 percent.
|
|
He made poor choices with money, falling prey to online scammers.
|
|
Xerox's stock has struggled this year, falling more than 14 percent.
|
|
Enrolment in the government school has been falling, say the teachers.
|
|
Global stocks plunged, with the Nikkei 225 falling nearly 8 percent.
|
|
CRIME in Britain has been falling, as in many rich countries.
|
|
DOLLAR/YEN EXTENDS DECLINES IN ASIAN TRADING, FALLING MORE THAN 0.8%
|
|
Despite falling standards, there is little parental clamour for big change.
|
|
Only state backing prevents EDF's credit rating falling steeply, analysts say.
|
|
One of the buildings was in danger of falling down completely.
|
|
Arie tells Kylie he's falling for her sister and she's stunned.
|
|
And then falling off it shortly after: Every small humiliation counts.
|
|
I find myself falling pretty firmly into that category, thus far.
|
|
Some extra drilling would be beneficial, particularly for those falling behind.
|
|
Restoration Hardware's stock has struggled mightily this year, falling 64 percent.
|
|
This saying applies to buying a stock that is falling sharply.
|
|
"Falling Down" might be an example of posthumous collabs going wrong.
|
|
According to Twitter, October falling into November is officially Christmas season.
|
|
Allergan's stock has plummeted this year, falling more than 20 percent.
|
|
The stock has struggled, falling 24 percent in the past year.
|
|
But falling costs alone do not always lead to lower prices.
|
|
Humana stock has dived this year, falling more than 14 percent.
|
|
Traffic has been falling off as more people are shopping online.
|
|
Teva's stock has plummeted this year, falling more than 17 percent.
|
|
To view a graphic on German auto stocks falling, click: reut.
|
|
A firefighter dies falling through the floor of a vacant building.
|
|
Surveys of China's manufacturing sector have pointed to falling export orders.
|
|
Nathan Chen fell last week and he has not stopped falling.
|
|
I don't have problems falling asleep and I'm out by 10.
|
|
The recovery, however, remains tentative with high unemployment and falling activity.
|
|
Take 22.8 when the yield spread started falling from its highs.
|
|
As a modern Papuan language flourishes, ancient ones risk falling away.
|
|
I buy Philip falling apart, finally, over all of that death.
|
|
Food companies were the worst performers among sectors, falling 1.0 percent.
|
|
Hipsters were falling for it, and chefs were eager to oblige.
|
|
He blames new ghettos for violent crime (violent crime is falling).
|
|
This is a time for our coming together, not falling apart.
|
|
Many rail executives blame a Brexit-induced slowdown for falling traffic.
|
|
And falling short of perfection isn't "failing," because perfection is bullshit.
|
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We just can't resist falling in love with everything they do.
|
|
Economists see starts falling 1.7 percent and permits rising 1.8 percent.
|
|
Season 2 closed with someone falling but it wasn't clear who.
|
|
But the process of falling in love is reduced to tokens.
|
|
Were falling asset prices to puncture consumers' optimism, growth might suffer.
|
|
Falling prices are due to a dairy surplus, the USDA reports.
|
|
With crude prices falling and rupee firming, domestically, things have improved.
|
|
Talks were well advanced in 2014 before an acrimonious falling out.
|
|
Meanwhile, Brendan's case does the inevitable, falling flat before the landing.
|
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He is then shown fumbling and falling onto the train tracks.
|
|
Lucky for me I don't usually need extra help falling asleep.
|
|
Another Twitter user posted a video of hail falling into floodwaters.
|
|
Mark smiled, chin held high, and the rain kept falling down.
|
|
Google Chrome will soon stop you from falling into that trap.
|
|
S. tension and falling Iranian exports kept the decline in check.
|
|
In Friday's report, however, wages were a disappointment, unexpectedly falling by .
|
|
"The truth is we are still falling behind," he told delegates.
|
|
That compares with a global average of 38 percent and falling.
|
|
Broken down, the majority (83 percent) were people falling off scooters.
|
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It is now testing that support line after falling below 800.
|
|
Germany had a high birth rate and a falling mortality rate.
|
|
The world, it seems, is falling in love with solar energy.
|
|
"Falling is the first thing we learn," declares the voice-over.
|
|
I barely make it through my Insta Stories before falling asleep.
|
|
Spain's Banco Popular led the Madrid IBEX lower, falling 3.1 percent.
|
|
Falling gas and home heating prices are a bad thing 2.
|
|
Falling sperm counts in rich countries may play a role, too.
|
|
Thousands of trees were toppled, some falling onto houses and cars.
|
|
Working in the target's favour is the falling cost of technology.
|
|
Income inequality, though falling, is the second-highest in Latin America.
|
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Cyrano protects the secret until his death from a falling log.
|
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Start cuddling with my fur babies and fiancé before falling asleep.
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