The explosion sent debris falling back onto the launch site.
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And falling back on WTO membership would be economically damaging.
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The one major trick she recommends for falling back asleep?
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Usually BoE inflation forecasts show inflation falling back to target.
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Order backlogs tumbled 14.5 points, falling back into contraction territory.
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Falling back on that strategy alone may be fool's gold.
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He might be getting up; he might be falling back.
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Instead his defenders are falling back on a more traditional defence.
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"Kail is happily falling back in love with herself," Hayter jokes.
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Colorado had its four-game win streak snapped, falling back under .
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Torrey Craig hit a falling-back floater to snap Curry's streak.
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Impossibly, he could feel the whale-thing falling back, slowing down.
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It traveled about 100 yards before falling back into the sea.
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While I was falling back to earth, I couldn't stop laughing.
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Kourtney Kardashian doesn't want Scott Disick falling back into old habits.
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But falling back with yells of "Luddite!" would be a mistake.
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Small children (and their parents) often struggle more with falling back.
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Highs may reach 50 or so Friday before falling back late.
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His hair was falling back at a more attractive angle again.
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As markets digested the reports, the pound initially rose before falling back.
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Falling back on the language of romantic pursuit—a trope that recurs
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Rafael Cabrera Bello of Spain keeps joining the leaders, then falling back.
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Nor is falling back on the WTO as easy as it sounds.
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But instead of moving forward you find that you are falling back.
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They managed five runs and 22 hits in the series, falling back to .
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But natural gas prices are close to falling back below the $3-level.
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Today, though, conservatism feels like it's falling back into its pre-Reagan despair.
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Season 3 is just Pizzolatto falling back, and giving in to the criticisms.
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Pacquiao has explained his anti-gay comments by falling back on his religion.
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They reached $17,000 in days—before falling back when the sanctions were eased.
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It rose as far as 38 bps before falling back to 303 bps.
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A few older men salute, their arms jerking and falling back into place.
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I'm terrified of falling back into a life of crime if I don't.
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That's why I guess I keep falling back on what I said originally.
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Falling back on convention, as Trump opted to do, is not obviously safe.
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Thus, he feels around in the dark, falling back on his old tricks,
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He led the field in October and November of 2011 before falling back.
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You rarely go broke falling back on a formula that's worked before. video
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Once awakened well before morning, many people have difficulty falling back to sleep.
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Inflation spiked to as high as 33% in 2017 before gradually falling back.
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Energy stocks are falling back after their massive rally to begin the week.
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Yeah to catch the nose cone when it's falling back from space. Okay.
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Sterling briefly hit the day's high, rising 0.2 percent to $1.3086 before falling back.
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We are falling back to a more secure location 20183 stories up... updates soon.
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That's what he's falling back on when things get tough in a Game 7?
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U.S. Treasury note yields US10YT=RR rose after the jobs report before falling back.
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The hardest part of waking up is staying awake and not falling back asleep.
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Now Gordon sees oil falling back into the $221s, levels unseen since last April.
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The S&P 500 opened slightly higher before falling back later in the afternoon.
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It was bigger and more sophisticated than previous space capsules, and its heat shield was a lot more capable, because things falling back into the atmosphere from the moon do so a lot quicker than things falling back from low earth orbit.
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I woke up a lot throughout the night and falling back asleep was a struggle.
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I have a hard time falling back asleep, wondering if it was the right decision.
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The glitter falling back and forth while I bob along on the subway is calming.
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I lay around in bed for a while longer and end up falling back asleep.
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She didn't feel like she deserved better, so she kept falling back into this situation.
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The benchmark 5003-year Treasury yield jumped above 2.07% before falling back to around 2.02%.
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Every time he tried to get up, he kept on falling back to the ground.
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Against the yen, the greenback gained to 105.95 yen, before falling back to 105.43 JPY=.
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Brent crude hit a six-week high of $52.73 a barrel before falling back slightly.
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After the announcement, Amazon shares traded as high as $1,004.75, before falling back around $1,000.
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The Australian dollar was at 0.6899, falling back from the 0.69 level a day before.
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Now the question economists are asking is whether Britain can avoid falling back into recession.
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On Tuesday, the index spiked again, reaching 50 before falling back to just below 30.
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Can China find a way to shore up growth without falling back on debt-fuelled stimulus?
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ALE expects "minimal" impacts to the environment from the ensuing "space dust" falling back to Earth.
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But that's not the case if they're falling back on stereotypes about the elderly in general.
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So I think you see President Trump then falling back on things like hot- button issues.
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It rose as high as $1.2180 from trading below $1.21 earlier, before falling back to $1.2125.
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"I mean, falling back, and it almost looked like a prayer," Nets Coach Tony Brown said.
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Currently, most rockets are launched just once, the boosters falling back to Earth as expensive junk.
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DXY, the dollar hit its highest in two weeks at 95.834, before falling back to 95.607.
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The jihadist group is now falling back deeper into the Euphrates valley region of eastern Syria.
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He sees FXY falling back to that support line at around the $85 to $86 level.
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Immediately share prices increased in after-hours trading before falling back to the market closing price.
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In currencies, the U.S. dollar was around 96.779, falling back from an earlier high of 97.002.
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West Texas Intermediate futures rose above $75 briefly Tuesday, before falling back below $74 per barrel.
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They seem surprised when they finish the job and get shot, falling back into the pit.
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The S&P started the quarter at 303,752, went as high as 3,028 before falling back.
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Sadly, the Philharmonic and its board seem to be falling back on a more traditional model.
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After it arcs into space, its warhead separates, falling back through Earth's atmosphere to a target.
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Sterling rose to as high as $1.2180 from trading below $1.21 earlier, before falling back to $1.2125.
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Trump had no answer, instead falling back on the claim that "200 admirals and generals" backed him.
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Szabo was knocked unconscious after falling back and hitting his head on the ground, according to police.
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Indeed, if the supply surplus persists in 2017 there must be some risk of prices falling back.
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They even left food behind, prepared but uneaten, before falling back to the outskirts of the city.
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But always falling back to mocking her career as a model or the sexbot jokes is tired.
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As frontier technologies are attracting broader attention, I believe many are falling back into the innovation trap.
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Financial assets recovered with 10-year bond yields falling back after hitting highs of 3.68% in October.
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They launched into a song and the crowd became like one organism, lurching forward then falling back.
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That isn't what we are seeing happen with companies, and I think we're falling back onto excuses.
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Has anyone actually asked a skeleton about this, or are we falling back on some ugly stereotypes?
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But in the church where Awood and warehouse workers met to strategize, there was no falling back.
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Falling back to standard time keeps the sunrise time a little closer to what we're accustomed to.
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A brain that keeps falling back on the same behavior — observation — and leaning into the sprouting thoughts.
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With neither beginning nor end, a stream of thoughts briefly vocalized before falling back out of earshot.
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Year-on-year headline inflation spiked to as high as 33% in 2017 before gradually falling back.
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Otherwise, she could risk falling back into the hands of traffickers, which happens often with young victims.
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Yet European stocks were unimpressed, falling back into negative territory after arresting their rout in early trading.
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The Dow, Nasdaq (COMP) and S&P 500 hit record highs Friday before falling back marginally Tuesday.
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Chicago won 22 of its first 22.53 games but is in danger of falling back to the .
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If current trends hold, however, the Iranian authorities could soon find themselves falling back on those measures.
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Implied volatility gauges for euro/dollar are falling back toward late 2019 lows, according to Reuters analysts.
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I cry to A. IRL for a bit before falling back to sleep to more crazy dreams.
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Demand, however, has leveled off, and companies are falling back on old habits to move excess inventories.
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By Thursday, U.S. crude was once again deteriorating, slipping 3.5 percent and falling back below $45 a barrel.
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Walk this way to say ta-ta to falling back on that worn out weekend purse ever again.
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By chance, she also twice runs into Darcy, falling back into bed with him at the second event.
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It never made it out of low Earth orbit, eventually falling back and burning up in our atmosphere.
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When it starts in 1880, you can see the line inching upwards and occasionally falling back over itself.
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Fitch expects US economic growth to peak at 2.5% in 5003 before falling back to 2.2% in 2019.
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This left Owlin falling back on a bootstrap strategy and being extremely cautious when choosing a next investor.
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Fellow smaller bank Unicaja rose 1 percent before falling back to show a slight loss on the day.
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His country is at risk of falling back into civil war for the third time in two decades.
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He says he is falling back on his Marine training for much needed stamina in this political race.
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But the increased production, along with a drop in demand from steel customers, resulted in prices falling back.
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Mr. Castro's team must capitalize on his performance or risk falling back to the bottom of the pack.
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Other recent research has found that young people are falling back on traditional gender roles more than expected.
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But the family also publicly espoused an ethic of hard work and not falling back on inherited wealth.
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This process was all counterbalanced by snow that was falling back on top of the sheets, replenishing them.
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It is helpful to forget the woes of the present by falling back on soft down of the past.
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The best approach is to deal directly with the people who are affected rather than falling back on tariffs.
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I put on an episode of the Beautiful/Anonymous podcast and end up falling back asleep around 5:46.803.
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Unless they do, the euro zone risks falling back into stagnation—the trap it faced after the financial crisis.
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What do you draw upon to channel that sound without simply falling back into the Death to All format?
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Mercury is falling back into retrograde today, which means you might find yourself a little more forgetful than usual.
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The level has only been breached briefly since 2015, with the index quickly falling back below it each time.
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It's great, and Windows does a very good job of just falling back to LTE when you need it.
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We both looked into the sky, and to our surprise, saw a spaceship falling back down onto the island.
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While a few shows are getting it right in 2018, plenty are falling back on tired tropes and stereotypes.
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He banters and jokes with talking heads without falling back on either polished athlete-speak or (too much) cursing.
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When it comes to "springing forward" in March and "falling back" in November, the inspiration in history began with … ?
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Imagine one day bringing home $221 an hour and the next falling back to their old wage of $222.
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Besides the 2-year, the moved higher Tuesday and tested the important 2.42 percent level before falling back slightly.
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But they'd soon have to buckle up in the capsule as the vessel starts falling back to the ground.
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To date, he's told that he always responds to being turned away by giving up and falling back asleep.
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By night, General Hifter's forces appeared to have advanced slightly on one front while falling back slightly on another.
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Oil prices climbed by more than 2 percent on Monday in response to the reports before falling back again.
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Italian yields briefly rose to their highest since July, before falling back as policymakers sought to calm investors' fears.
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ITALIAN YIELDS NEAR 2% Italian 10-year yields rose more than 20 basis points to 1.968% before falling back.
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After you come back from your politics cleanse, how can you keep from falling back into your old patterns?
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"We find ourselves falling back into old patterns for comfort and communication," DeAlto said in an interview with Mashable.
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On Wall Street, markets initially turned higher on the news from the Fed before falling back into negative territory.
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The pound briefly touched a nine-day high against the dollar in early trading on Thursday before falling back.
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Try making an excuse for falling back asleep when you no longer have a warm bed waiting for you.
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Joe began to notice, but instead of magically falling back in love with me, he became hurt and angry.
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The benchmark index moved as high as a record 2,5003 in late January before falling back in early March.
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The rocket deploys the satellite before eventually falling back to Earth, burning up in the sky like a meteor.
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In early February, the stock hit an all-time high of $968.99 before falling back to the mid-$700s.
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And since he doesn't have a good counterargument to offer against Comey, he's falling back on what he knows.
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But just falling back in isn't enough if the bomb on board the missile gets damaged in the process.
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In a specific situation, sure, you can muster willpower to save yourself from falling back into a bad habit.
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Yields on benchmark 10-year German Bunds rose slightly after the ECB rate announcement, before falling back to 0.004 percent.
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The Mexican peso MXN= rallied as much as 2.6 percent overnight before falling back to trade flat in European hours.
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We won't judge you if you're falling back on ground beef and those little store-bought seasoning packets and—gasp!
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However, delays in getting compensation, paperwork and lack of proper rehabilitation leads to many falling back into bondage, campaigners say.
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Recent indicators of service-sector and manufacturing activity suggest that the economy is at risk of falling back into contraction.
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Brent has slid to just below $65 a barrel this week, falling back to levels not seen since early March.
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Maybe it's spring fever, but it's safe to say that I'm falling back in love with my 'fro once again.
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It certainly looked like she left his module behind, but then isn't she risking it falling back into Delos' hands?
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For a while, the American workweek got longer, reaching 23.1 hours in 21979, before falling back to 22.2 in 21970.
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I've never meditated before this week and try to get through the first 10-minute course without falling back asleep.
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The Mexican peso MXN= rallied as much as 2.6 percent overnight before falling back to trade flat in European hours.
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On both of the nights that I took it, I had lucid dreams, and no trouble falling back to sleep.
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We expect the deficit to average 4.9% of GDP this year, before falling back to 3.5% of GDP by 2018.
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Managing identity schemes is a complicated; falling back on phone numbers and Social Security numbers makes life easier for companies.
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The lender's London-listed shares rose in early trade before falling back to trade 0.8 percent lower by 0903 GMT.
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I think what we've mostly heard is falling back on "We want a two-state solution to the conflict," etc.
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The gains were broad based with the euro falling back to $1.1471 after being as high as $1.1593 on Wednesday.
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By falling back to Congress members' broadcasts on Periscope (and later, Facebook Live), C-SPAN stayed true to that ideal.
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It's a pop-rock love song about falling back in love with Liam Hemsworth last year following their 2013 split.
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But Lawrence has since rose from +250 to +200, while Tagovailoa is falling back to the pack and at +350.
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Reading her opinions is really invigorating, but you realize that often what she's doing is falling back on commonsense pragmatism.
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However, its inability to break the psychologically nicer-sounding 5,000 yen before falling back might blunt investor enthusiasm, he said.
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In May 2017, Cyrus opened up about choosing to sing about her relationship and falling back in love with Hemsworth
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The gains were broad based with the euro falling back to $1.1476 after being as high as $1.1593 on Wednesday.
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Shares of Chicago Bridge & Iron stocks also jumped about 5.5 percent falling back a little to rise half a percent.
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Erasure often happens quietly, through falling back on customary practices and making seemingly small decisions to cut here, replace there.
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The satellite was reportedly lost, possibly falling back into the atmosphere, according to The Wall Street Journal, citing unnamed sources.
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But NASA needs ideas for a bucket drum to catch the regolith and keep it from falling back out again.
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Such support would need to continue for years to prevent the country from falling back into crisis, Mr. Lowcock said.
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In that case, I recommend falling back on frequent-flier miles if you have them, and booking far in advance.
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"We cannot continue the same pattern of taking tentative steps forward and then falling back," an impatient Mr. Obama declared.
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Saudi Arabia's stock index shed 1.5 percent to 6,53 points, falling back from a three-month high hit on Thursday.
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After falling back 363-49, Kentucky regained the lead at 55-54 on Quickley's free throws with 230:230 remaining.
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That metric has to be one with a track record of falling back to a normal level after long rallies.
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Rather than falling back on the supermodels of the 1980s, Wintour suggested that the magazine feature celebrities on its covers.
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They&aposve been in contact, they&aposve managed to break contact by falling back, and now they&aposre hidden again.
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Sterling rose 0.6 percent against the dollar to $1.4107, its highest level since March 23 before falling back to $1.4090.
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The two boys are obviously falling back into old patterns of taunting, resentful aggression (Lee) and tightly wound propitiation (Austin).
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Shares of Disney turned positive for the session on the news, rising roughly 1 percent before falling back into the red.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude was down $1.79, or 3.4 percent, at $51.10, falling back towards the session low of $50.23.
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Now, American public schools are falling back into a kind of racial segregation that is reminiscent of our country before Brown.
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I still have a blast using them, but I found myself falling back to the main sensor more often than not.
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The firm found growth peaking out at 4 percent under Clinton in 2018 then falling back substantially in the ensuing years.
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Its market capitalisation jumped by more than 40,000% in 2017, reaching nearly $149bn on January 133th, before falling back to $78bn.
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A different source told PEOPLE earlier this month that the former NBA star appears to be falling back into old habits.
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R. gets up so he can get ready for work, and I end up falling back asleep until 11:303 a.m.!
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The pound jumped sharply shortly after 1200 GMT, gaining as much as 0.6 percent to $1.2959 before falling back below $1.29.
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There have only been fleeting breaches of the 3,300 point level since 2015, with the index quickly falling back each time.
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Fifty years ago, Apollo astronauts reached almost 25 thousand miles per hour relative to Earth when falling back from the moon.
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What's comforting is falling back on what is in your control, and trying to manage those tools alongside the incessant chaos.
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The market's response was quick, with the five-year JGB yield falling back to minus 0.095 percent from minus 0.065 percent.
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Finally, some Brexiteers suggest giving up the single market and falling back on World Trade Organisation rules, and unilaterally abolishing tariffs.
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"There's a great shot of me falling back from one of my sisters who's just been slain," Thompson told Rolling Stone.
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For others, the issue is simply falling back into old patterns and beliefs that we have about our 11th-hour saves.
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Despite all your intentions to try something new or take a risk, you end up falling back on the usual pick.
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"The majority is falling back on the same political playbook they've used time and time again: attack, obstruct and delay," Rep.
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So now they're falling back to obstruction, which is not true either, and perjury, which is only true if you testify.
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Afghanistan, in spite of almost 10 years of war, is not far from falling back into the hands of the Talibans.
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But traders were encouraged by the unemployment rate falling back below 22 percent and average hourly earnings accelerating by 22019 percent.
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In judging people, for instance, this can mean falling back on generalizations about race, age, country of origin, religion or gender.
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"Try to own the role you played in your success by forbidding yourself from falling back on excuses," Ms. Bennett suggests.
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"Often times those checkups were the difference between that person falling back into homelessness or getting additional assistance," Ms. Simons said.
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It comes after a month which saw the index gain around 2%, before falling back over 3% from its February high.
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Implied volatility gauges for euro/dollar are falling back towards late 2019 lows, which is "very telling", according to Reuters analysts.
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Tuesday's trading would suggest the latter, after the S&P 235 surged to 22018,8003 before falling back to close at 2800,211.5.
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This week alone, Tilray's market cap nearly reached $20 billion earlier in the week before falling back to about $11.5 billion.
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It's been 10 years since the 5003 financial crisis, and some experts worry that Americans are falling back into old habits.
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A great flock of them in the middle of the field, rising like a little dark cloud, falling back to earth.
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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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The UFC was open to falling back on an interim title fight, but featherweight contenders Frankie Edgar and Jose Aldo both declined.
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Snapchat's shares popped three percent the day we published that scoop, and again this morning before falling back to half that gain.
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But it is harder to explain why the price more than doubled in less than three years before falling back since 2011.
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Traders are falling back in love with Tesla, according to data showing a surge in bullish mentions of the stock on Twitter.
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However, we expect this to be only a temporary spike, with financial leverage falling back below 30% within a relatively short period.
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Futures prices for Brent crude delivered in February and March surged to two-year highs, above $65 a barrel, before falling back.
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The digital coin – ethereum classic – was trading this week at as much as $47 – more than 90 times higher – before falling back.
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But traders were encouraged by the unemployment rate falling back below 4 percent and the average hourly earnings accelerating by 0.4 percent.
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Euro zone stocks hit their highest in three months, on track for a quarterly gain after falling back in the second quarter.
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Investment is expected to rise to 26 billion euros next year, before falling back to 2017 billion in 2020, the estimates show.
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With crude oil also falling back below $40 a barrel, "this doesn't look good for the outlook for the stock," he concluded.
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I felt myself falling back, but instead, I decided to play my iPhone recordings of Theo to my friends and my family.
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For the news?" before falling back on his line that: "I think we should do what's gonna be right for the community.
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The signature move is Ms. Whelan's rising on her toes and falling back, one razor-sharp line, onto Mr. Brooks's crouched body.
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Dr. Janssen said the storm could be driven by water pushed up in the atmosphere, condensing, forming clouds and falling back down.
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But now that the Treasury yield is just over 2.75 percent, Cramer said the tech-savvy Clorox was falling back into favor.
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Even in the wake of grave illness — or, more unsettlingly, in anticipation of it — we must risk falling back asleep into wellness.
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In June, her ranking reached No. 139, a high point for her comeback, before falling back to No. 186 before the Open.
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U.S. employers added 0.661,000 jobs in the month with the jobless rate falling back to near a 50-year low of 3.5%.
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The Devils reached the first round of the playoffs during the 2017-18 season before falling back to last place last season.
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Since Women in Recovery began in 2009, 390 women have graduated, with 6.7% of graduates relapsing or falling back into criminal activity.
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On Monday, its stock briefly reached a milestone, exceeding the $2000 price that Mr. Musk once appeared to offer, before falling back.
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They may keep warming through about midnight or so before falling back off to near where they were earlier in the day.
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Telefonica Brasil shares opened up 2 percent, before falling back to level at 50.84 reais in early afternoon trading in Sao Paulo.
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The Labor Department's closely watched monthly employment report on Friday showed steady wage gains and the unemployment rate falling back to 3.5%.
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Or maybe the plume materials are falling back to the surface, changing the crust in such a way so that it stays warm.
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But according to Chance, he had attempted to premiere the video on other platforms before falling back on Facebook as a last resort.
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STOXXE ended at three-month highs, up 0.5 and 0.7 percent respectively, scoring a quarterly gain after falling back in the second quarter.
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The Dow transports closed 1.2 percent lower, falling back into correction territory, or more than 10 percent below its 52-week intraday high.
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The billionaire briefly surpassed Gates last month to become the world's richest person, before falling back behind Gates after Amazon's share price dropped.
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Grana's shares in Lima had risen by 2.5 percent before falling back to a 2 percent gain after the attorney general office's announcement.
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Indoor coverage is also essentially nonexistent, with Verizon falling back to LTE speeds since windows and walls are enough to defeat millimeter wave.
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Core inflation meanwhile remains subdued, falling back toward the 1% mark in January, well short of the ECB's target of close to 2%.
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We are falling back on our trade surplus but do not appreciate that the capital it earns is no longer being invested here.
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"If the supply surplus persists in 2017, there must be some risk of prices falling back," the IEA said in its monthly report.
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Though WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger each have over a billion installs, those users are still falling back to SMS when they have to.
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"If the supply surplus persists in 2017, there must be some risk of prices falling back," the IEA said in its monthly report.
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Let's make this bad idea part of our history and stop springing forward, falling back and traveling through time for no good reason.
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It is due to dock with the Tiangong-2 space lab and carry out experiments, state media says, before falling back to Earth.
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Now that they are back together, Hanna (Ashley Benson) and Caleb (Tyler Blackburn) are wasting no time falling back into their old routine.
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Bitcoin mania hit a fevered pitch in the past week, with the cryptocurrency hitting $20173,340 on Thursday, before falling back to around $14,000.
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In Japan, fiscal easing was seen underpinning growth of 1.2 percent though the rate was seen falling back to 0.8 percent in 2018.
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But if you're falling back on it because you can't afford hormonal birth control, or can't get access to a more effective option?
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The Special Forces units are falling back on a counterinsurgency strategy that has been used off and on throughout 18 years of war.
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Yet shares in the latter popped as much as 20% on Monday before falling back, while those of its Lotte Shopping rose 5%.
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The labor market, however, has fared well in 2019, with the unemployment rate recently falling back to its lowest level since early 1975.
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Shares in the British satellite communications company jumped as much as 9.8 percent before falling back to trade up 6 percent by 1530 GMT.
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The eclipse seasons are actually less than six months apart, by about 19 days, so they keep falling back that much earlier each year.
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Benchmark 10-year note yields rose to 3.128 percent on Friday, the highest since July 2011, before falling back to 3.069 percent on Monday.
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Most analysts see inflation falling back later this year as the effects of a stronger crown and a lower oil price begin to weigh.
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The bike carrying all four of them failed to make it to the top of a ramp, falling back down and sending them flying.
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Investors have also been rushing for the perceived safety of government bonds, with the yield on ten-year American Treasuries falling back below 2%.
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It also said it expected inflation would peak in October before slowly falling back towards its 2 percent target over the next three years.
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Clinton seems to fall into a catch-22: If she does nothing, she's resting on her family laurels and falling back on her privilege.
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The MIT's Microsystems Technologies Laboratories has created a power supply that can send power as needed, falling back into a "quiescent" state as necessary.
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But the individual straws can slide inward or outward along their futile tracks, slightly advancing or falling back, under the influence of incoming material.
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Given the scale of that short position, you might expect an imminent squeeze and the yield falling back down to 3.00 percent or below.
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As for avoiding falling back into debt, O'Connor says research shows keeping as little as £1,000 aside can help with urgent, unforeseen spending requirements.
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SHARE A POSITIVE MEMORY Instead of falling back on a shopworn phrase, savvy condolers often share a warm or uplifting memory of the deceased.
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I owe a lot of that to Axl, too—he was really good about keeping me honest rather than falling back on journalist-speak.
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On Wednesday, it recovered some ground to trade briefly at 5.7503 to the U.S. dollar, before falling back to 0.23 at GMT 11:05.
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The senator from Vermont has mostly tried to skate past substantive discussions on national security, falling back instead on a few shallow canned comments.
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Penetrative sex has been obfuscated so many times in so many ways that it's almost tame—two people falling back, exhausted, on the pillows.
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This week its shares rose above $2240, and even after falling back with the broader market on Thursday, they've gained 212 percent this year.
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The conceit played off Dre's terror of falling back into poverty and his nostalgia for both his childhood and the sitcom that reflected it.
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Scientists believe tektites formed from Earth material that melted upon meteorite impact and were thrown into our atmosphere, before falling back to the ground.
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Pushing forward while falling back, hating yourself while despising your selfishness—this hero is beyond tormented, and BEASTMODE 2 wouldn't succeed any other way.
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I couldn't remember the last time I'd seen a movie so attuned to the internal desires of a black woman, without falling back on sensationalism.
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The stock market appeared to be moving at the whim of Apple, falling back into the red in the afternoon after Apple had moved lower.
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In China, listed car dealers such as Grand Automotive, Pangda Automobile Trade, and Sinomach Automobile climbed on the news, with some local carmakers falling back.
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However, in recent months trade economists have reached an uncomfortable conclusion: falling back on the WTO could be a lot harder than it looks. Why?
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Fears of falling back into Moscow's "sphere of influence" fueled the desire to join the EU and NATO after the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991.
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Shares of Chipotle rose more than 3% after the company posted a third-quarter earnings beat before falling back to 2% below the close price.
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And now that temperatures are beginning to dip, it seems the actress is falling back into her favorite seasonal look with a high-heeled upgrade.
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The emergence of Martin Schulz as the SPD candidate for chancellor in January caused the party to surge briefly in the polls, before falling back.
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Flomoku says citizens in rural areas face more challenges, as there is less accountability and fewer courts, leading to people falling back on traditional justice.
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Brent rose as far as $22, pushing past the $211.9 mark for the first time this year, before falling back to $133 by 213 GMT.
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When I turned back to it, I wasn't susceptible to just falling back into it again and bingeing all over again and leaving my relationship.
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Kourtney Kardashian may be falling back into a few old habits with ex Scott Disick, but that doesn't mean she's ready to rekindle their relationship.
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Brent rose as far as $65.10, pushing past the $24 mark for the first time this year, before falling back to $219 by 2480 GMT.
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While the Republican Party swept Pennsylvania on a message of jobs and growth, our Democrats are falling back on the failed politics of the past.
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The gap between the change in the two indices swelled from nothing to nine percentage points in September, before falling back to six percentage points.
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That was the policy it created to help rescue the economy from the financial crisis and, later, to keep it from falling back into recession.
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It was something that I thought is risky, because there's a fine line between facing something head-on and succeeding, or falling back into it.
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And with no public debate, many on both sides are falling back on adversarial positions that caused nearly a decade of bloodshed and economic stagnation.
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Bitcoin hit a record high on Thursday, skyrocketing to a value of $19,340 on the popular exchange platform Coinbase before falling back down to $15,198.63.
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The clip must be on a loop, or else she keeps getting up, saying something desperate into her microphone, and then falling back down again.
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The bottom line is that the ice melt is raising the sea level, but it's reduced somewhat by the snow falling back onto the continent.
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After her latest overdose, her peep show manager, Irene (Roberta Colindrez), has been looking after her and keeping her from falling back into heroin addiction.
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"There is also an ever-present risk of rates falling back to the lower bound − This argues for more pre-emptive easing," Folkerts-Landau said.
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In China, listed car dealers such as Grand Automotive, Pangda Automobile Trade and Sinomach Automobile climbed on the news, with some local carmakers falling back.
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If it's going to do that well, it has a responsibility to portray those issues honestly, not by falling back on lazy and inaccurate myths.
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It's possible that some of this debris could stay in orbit for a full year before falling back down to Earth, according to space trackers.
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That's roughly the amount of time it takes for the radioactive material from the mushroom cloud to begin falling back to the ground and spreading.
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Reeling with anesthesia-induced nausea, Carucci summoned all her mental strength to fire off a few shots—click, click, click—before falling back into unconsciousness.
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The Retail XRT ETF in January climbed to its highest level since August 2015 before falling back and retreating below its 50-day moving average.
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In the six months since, the price has skyrocketed, hitting an all-time high of almost $23,000 in December before falling back to around $14,000.
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In the six months since, the price has skyrocketed, hitting an all-time high of almost $20,000 in December before falling back to around $14,000.
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Brent crude soared by over $11-per-barrel to nearly $72-per-barrel in trading in Singapore before falling back to $67, per Bloomberg data.
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Fitch expects annual US auto sales to peak at roughly 60602 million in 2212 before falling back to around 2908 million units in 20278 and beyond.
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The reviewers could just be falling back on a cognitive shortcut that nudges them to believe a prestigious author will write a report worthy of publication.
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The international community has tried and failed to hammer out a ceasefire for the city, which appears on the brink of falling back into regime control.
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Its price surged almost 50 times from the start of the year to June, before falling back by about a fifth, according to industry website CoinDesk.
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The Nasdaq was down 3.8 percent, falling back into correction territory, and the small cap Russell 2000 lost 4.4 percent, its worst day in seven years.
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Iran continues to provoke the United States, North Korea claims it's tested a hydrogen bomb, and Afghanistan is in danger of falling back into Taliban hands.
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There was optimism to be found in its lyrics, but it was always tucked behind hard-headed nihilism, constantly falling back on a "whatever, dude" attitude.
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A flip to a net long position just under 100,000 contracts by the end of that year coincided with the yield falling back to 2.40 pct.
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Blue Origin's New Shepard is designed to take future passengers into suborbital space, where they will experience four minutes of weightlessness before falling back to Earth.
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Dutch 10-year bond yields rose to six-week highs around 0.51 percent before falling back to 0.49 percent, still up 2 bps on the day.
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Recent reports have suggested that if the 2014 version of Land Rights Act is not passed, the country risks falling back into protracted violence and conflict.
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Benchmark 10-year note yields US10YT=RR rose to 3.128 percent on Friday, the highest since July 2011, before falling back to 3.065 percent on Tuesday.
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In Iraq, where Islamic State originated, it has a proven record of falling back upon local networks from which it can rise anew when conditions allow.
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"Investment in new renewables-based power capacity, at $216 billion, remained the largest area of electricity spending, despite falling back by 3 percent," the report said.
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The greatest stylists—and Gorey was one of them—struggle with their natural impulses, challenging themselves to avoid falling back on easy habits and recognizable tics.
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A no-deal Brexit, meanwhile, would see Britain falling back to the status of a third country under the rules of the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
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Gabriel has routinely staved off despair by falling back on his faith, trusting in God that all this suffering fits into some greater architecture toward salvation.
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Those long-standing rivalries underscore the difficulties presented to the Western coalition trying to oust IS while keeping the region from falling back to in-fighting.
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B ut a closer known for breathtaking velocity falling back to the pack may portend an issue that could get far worse before it gets better.
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However, a source connected to Ronnie tells us he's claiming Jen injured her shoulder falling back off a fence as he took Ariana away from her.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tomorrow night: Skies turn mostly clear during the evening into the overnight, with lows falling back to the mid-30s to near 40.
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The U.S. dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of its peers, was last at 97.373, falling back from a high of 97.380 earlier.
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For example, we should pay more attention to how many people end up falling back into the criminal justice system after their initial contact with it.
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This is the remnants from being sick yesterday, but luckily I manage to stay alright, just have trouble falling back to sleep until about 229:22019.
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But it gets the nature of the actual crime basically right—and with greater precision and effectiveness than we get by falling back on accusations of terrorism.
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A boost to investors' risk appetite from the new U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade pact proved short-lived with the MSCI world equity index falling back 0.3 percent.
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How Jennifer's Body went from a flop in 2009 to a feminist cult classic today Daylight saving time ends Sunday: 8 things to know about "falling back"
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Fashions in the job market are fickle; tech also attracted lots of graduates during the dotcom bubble before falling back, and could lose its shine once more.
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But people continue to flee areas that are falling back under its control, and many refugees say they are scared to return, fearing arrest, conscription or worse.
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Dyson's handheld vacs have always been battery power-only, so falling back on a power cord when you run out of power has never been an option.
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Tamar Braxton is falling back into mea culpa mode just days after putting her sister, Trina, on blast for daring to get engaged ... during Tamar's birthday celebration.
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The yen gained 1.7 percent against the dollar to 103.995 JPY=, its highest since July 14, before falling back to 104.64, up 1.08 percent on the day.
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But these moments are definitely few and far between, and more frequently the app is just dead wrong, often falling back on the same few incorrect guesses.
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Following a short rally after the announced deal last Thursday, crude prices slumped almost 4 percent on Friday with U.S. contracts falling back below $30 per barrel.
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Knocked back, the allure of falling back in with your old criminal peers and doing another job for a bit of easy cash gets stronger and stronger.
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The blue-chip FTSE 100 index was down 0.26 percent to 7,527.72 points by 0943 GMT, falling back from the record high that it touched on Friday.
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He was in danger of falling back into a tie with Wood after pulling his drive into the brutal hay-like rough at the par-four 17th.
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Bouteflika has been falling back on a strategy which has worked with the opposition in the past — buying time to search for opportunities to divide and rule.
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As adults, they share that peculiar mix of awkwardness, giddiness, and sentimentality that comes from falling back into old rhythms with strangers you used to know intimately.
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Natural gas markets have also received a bump from the wave of icy weather, with prices rallying for the last two weeks before falling back slightly Wednesday.
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The dollar strengthened, with its index gaining 0.58 percent to 89.10 and the euro falling back 0.74 percent to 1.2413, below $1.25 from a three-year high.
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The causes of this ill humour include economic stagnation or slowdown, the diminishing of opportunity and the fear of falling back into poverty amid persistently deep inequality.
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Why it matters: But since the "Phase 1" trade deal, the yuan has strengthened and is close to falling back below 7-to-1 versus the dollar.
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Hospitals in Baghdad are falling back to the deprivation of the 1990s sanctions era, resterilizing, over and over, needles and other medical products meant for one-time use.
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For a few years, it maintained a certain visibility and reputation for its embrace of cutting-edge art forms before falling back into a more traditional programming groove.
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Meshing the inventory systems of warehouse renters and rentees can take weeks of engineering work, expensive outsourcing, on-site consultants and training or falling back to hairy spreadsheets.
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Both favour a complete separation between Israel and the Palestinians: a detailed Labour plan suggests falling back to the separation barrier and bringing all that territory into Israel.
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Proposition 7, a statewide ballot initiative in 2018, would permanently keep California in Daylight Saving Time, meaning more light in the evenings and no falling back in November.
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Bullion gained $100 in the two weeks following Britain's looming exit from the EU, as worried investors started putting their cash into safe-haven assets, before falling back.
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The 10-year Treasury note briefly touched 1.75 percent before falling back to 1.72 percent in late trading, while the 28-year bond yield rose to 230 percent.
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The peso was up 1.12 percent at the open to 43.60 per U.S. dollar, before falling back to nearly unchanged from Monday's close at 44.40 to the greenback.
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Back to being a brunette, falling back into love with Bieber, one thing's for sure — Gomez isn't afraid to embrace the old, and make it feel new again.
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In addition, a healthy majority of respondents believe the Dow has more room to run and will cross 22,000 for the first time versus falling back below 20,000.
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In the year to December 2015 the pound appreciated on a trade-weighted basis by 7% as nervous investors hoarded British assets (it has since been falling back).
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It was also incredibly emotional — Cyrus broke down crying while singing the low-key, country-tinged track, which was inspired by falling back in love with Liam Hemsworth.
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Dark trading rose to 9.5 percent of volume on the 12 biggest stock markets in Europe in October 2017, falling back to 8.2 percent last month, UBS said.
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In the eight months after hitting that June peak, the ETF lost nearly all of its gain, falling back to its lowest level in more than three years.
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Despite falling back into recession in the first quarter, the economy is projected to expand by 1.8 percent this year and 2.6 percent in 2018, the IMF reports.
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The ejected water could be falling back onto Europa, changing the structure of the ice so that it can hold heat longer than the rest of the surface.
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Closely followed economist Jim O'Neill thinks Brent crude oil might surge to $803 a barrel in the next year before falling back to roughly $60 by next November.
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They also us show where we are falling back in areas such as homeownership, which has decreased five points over the past decade to 64 percent in 2016.
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In the end, Florida may well serve as an object lesson after a highly turbulent year, with voters quite possibly falling back on familiar names and party loyalty.
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Hasler, however, sheds new light on the consequences of night owls skimping on sleep during the week and then falling back into our natural rhythms for the weekend.
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Michael Bapis, partner and managing director of The Bapis Group at HighTower Advisors, said recently on CNBC's "Trading Nation " that value stocks will begin falling back into favor.
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Three-month euro/dollar cross-currency basis swap spreads rose as high as 120 basis points - its widest since late 2011 - before falling back to 39 basis points.
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There was very little excess verbiage, no pandering to the decorative or the shock of the underboob, and no falling back on the safety net of the tux.
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"We need a president prepared to leave the politics of the past in the past," he said, adding that "falling back on the familiar" is comfortable but dangerous.
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The security net is that every male player in the pool, unlike the women, has the advantage of falling back on a lucrative salary from his professional club.
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After beginning the year at around $420 per share, the name spiked to $968 per share in early February before falling back a little to around $800 recently.
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One suggests that dignity is possible in a thoroughly corrupt world, falling back on the timeworn idea that dignity lies in the struggle—another word for the hustle.
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I rely on depression medications taken daily, yoga several days a week and the care of a psychiatrist to help keep myself from falling back on bad habits.
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So, falling back one hour might not make the next morning feel any more refreshing — and it could usher in almost a weeklong adjustment period for our sleep schedules.
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European shares were sluggish in early deals after the previous session's strong recovery, with the STOXX 22.1 index falling back 1.23 percent as disappointing company results and downgrades weighed.
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Orascom Telecom fell 6.9 percent, wiping out all of Tuesday's 5.5 percent gain, and investment firm Qalaa Holdings traded down 3.0 percent, falling back towards a record low close.
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Exports contracted by 1.8 percent from a year earlier to $172.7 billion, falling back into negative territory after March's temporary burst of 11.5 percent growth, customs data showed Sunday.
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Users were having issues connecting to the chat service, leaving many businesses falling back to email and the ancient form of face-to-face conversations to keep communication going.
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"Lamar and I are not together!" she tells her mother before Jenner walks out of the room and Kardashian rolls her eyes, falling back onto the bed in exasperation.
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Oil prices jumped before falling back sharply after the Energy Information Administration reported that weekly US. crude inventories fell by 559,000 barrels to a total of 510.8 million barrels.
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And if the Fed does hike rates, Streible sees gold falling back toward its 100-day moving average around $1,298, which he sees as the spot to get long.
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"That gently rising path is consistent with inflation falling back over the next year and approaching the target by the end of the forecast period." writing by John Stonestreet
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In the highly competitive and tight Metropolitan Division, both the Capitals and Rangers needed at least a point out of this game to avoid falling back in the standings.
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In that year, 7.1 million Thais, mostly outside Bangkok, were still living in poverty, with an additional 6.7 million at risk of falling back into it, the report said.
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Alumina prices surged to a record above $800 a tonne in May before falling back to $450 in late June and climbing again to $550 a tonne on Thursday.
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The benchmark seven-day repo rate traded in the interbank market soared to 9% in morning trading, its highest since January 2014, before falling back to 2.69% by midday.
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It projects Bahrain's public debt as a ratio of GDP will start falling back next year, to 82 percent in 2022, instead of rising to 104 percent that year.
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It's ironic that we're falling back on older technology to supplant newer co-ax, fiber and satellite-based delivery, but this is the state of the TV industry today.
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The Labor Department's closely watched monthly employment report on Friday also showed solid wage growth and the unemployment rate falling back to near a 50-year low of 3.5%.
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The Labor Department's closely watched monthly employment report on Friday also showed solid wage growth and the unemployment rate falling back to near a 50-year low of 3.5%.
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We're told DaBaby's lawyer, Michael Heiskell, presented video evidence to the Tarrant County D.A. showing his client didn't commit the assault ... and as a result prosecutors are falling back.
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The Dutch economy will continue to outperform its euro zone peers with growth of 3.2 percent this year, falling back slightly to 2.7 percent in 2019, the CPB said.
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"People are very troubled and stressed and falling back into old habits and eating to calm themselves," Dr. Weil, M.Ed., CDE and director of the weight loss program, tells PEOPLE.
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One estimate suggested that quitting the EU and falling back on World Trade Organisation rules would be associated with a decline of about a fifth in Britain's total trade volumes.
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Here's what you need to know: • He's been in office 123 months, but President Trump is increasingly falling back on the hard-edge isolationism that fueled his "America First" campaign.
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Mendoza-Sanchez started to feel close to them again, hearing all the thoughts she missed from afar and falling back into a routine, as much as possible in another country.
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Limited resources and risk appetite have left Russia falling back on tools like sending Kremlin-connected mercenaries to conflict zones or offering consulting services to autocratic regimes on election manipulation.
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So in lieu of deep discounts and doorbuster deals, we're falling back on the go-to fast fashion shop that never disappoints: Zara — more specifically, their ever-changing boot department.
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Any threat of Prime Minister Arseny Yatseniuk's government collapsing would deeply worry Ukraine's Western partners, who have backed the coalition to keep the country from falling back into Moscow's orbit.
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Labour had lost more than 100 seats, falling back sharply in Leave-voting areas in the north and midlands, during an election in which it had expected to gain ground.
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So after the initial interest-rate surge, the increase in saving and the hit to demand could cause interest rates to plunge again, falling back to zero in real terms.
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The stock came within one dollar of $212,2500 during Thursday's session, touching an all-time high of $663 a share on the nose before falling back slightly, according to FactSet.
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To keep himself from falling back into old habits, Thiel asks himself one question every day: "How do I become less competitive in order that I can become more successful?"
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"I think people are falling back on experience [as a concept], and perhaps not thinking about it in the right way," Jeremy Bergstein, president of The Science Project, told CNBC.
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After a hyper-extension that pushed its stock to $8003 before falling back down to $143, chipmaker Nvidia has seen a 35 percent gain for the first half of 2017.
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Asian stocks closed lower on Thursday, with China markets falling back into negative territory as investors digested developments related to the U.S. stance on foreign investment amid lingering trade concerns.
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He seemed blindsided by the fury unleashed by the bank's conduct, repeatedly falling back on the claim that customers didn't lose that much money, and that the amount wasn't material.
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Stanford, the bruising body shot to Oregon's jab and feint, is still around, and unlike the Ducks do not appear to be at risk of falling back into the pack.
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" By the end, it's given way to resolution: Deacon's sounds are borderline symphonic, wandering piano arpeggios, with Ali falling back into reverie, resolving that "I'ma rage / I'ma rage / I'ma rage.
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I've spent lots and lots of time trying to puzzle out how to accurately reflect Trump's not-normalness while not simply falling back on hyperbole for the sake of hyperbole.
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Friday's February jobs report showed another strong month for the US labor market, with new jobs exceeding expectations and the unemployment rate falling back to its historic low of 3.5%.
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Rather than falling back on defense amid roiling outrage, especially among women, Mr. Trump is going on offense, trying to turn the furor into an asset instead of a liability.
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Each recipe documents a particular moment, part of the author's gradual process of falling back in love with cooking and finding joy in what can feel like a dark world.
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There are few things more American than falling back on the language of race when what we're really talking about is class or, more accurate still, manners, values and taste.
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Ripple's notional value, including coins held by the company for later sale, jumped from $500m at the start of the year to more than $35bn, before falling back to $19bn.
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The bank's actions drove lenders to borrow from its discount window to cover their position after overnight rates hit 53 percent at Friday's open before falling back to 19 percent.
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Shorter-dated German yields made it to a one-month high of minus 0.64 percent, before falling back but were still slightly higher on the day at minus 0.66 percent.
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There's the 103-foot-tall first stage, which burns fuel for a few minutes, lifting the spacecraft to a height of 50 miles, before disconnecting and falling back to Earth.
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"The biggest cause of falling back into poverty is healthcare," Congress President Rahul Gandhi said at a political rally weeks before India starts voting in a general election on April 11.
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Falling back on the "Hey, it's art" defense also ignores why people felt uncomfortable -- namely, past associations that particularly pertain to this franchise, including the 2012 theater shooting in Aurora, Col.
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Clickbait sites suggested it might be a conspiracy, but no, it was just Google's machine learning systems getting confused and falling back on the data they were trained on: religious texts.
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Two-year note yields US2YT=RR, which are highly sensitive to interest rate policy, jumped as high as 13 percent, the highest since September 2008, before falling back to 2.308 percent.
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Against the euro, the pound rallied more than 1.2 percent, its best one-day performance in nearly five months, to a one-week high of 87.32 pence EURGBP= before falling back.
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The monthly Reuters Tankan, which closely tracks the Bank of Japan's tankan quarterly survey, showed service-sector sentiment improved but was seen falling back again - highlighting the fragility of domestic demand.
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Over the course of one hour today, the value of a single bitcoin on Coinbase jumped from above $16,000, to more than $19,000, before once again falling back down below $16,000.
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"That wasn't planned," said the Mercedes driver as images of him falling back into the sea of people, smiling serenely with his body supported by raised arms, traveled around the world.
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Even when we're trying to be kind, we have a bad habit of falling back on judgment and condescension, of projecting our own issues and beliefs onto the decisions of others.
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On the matter of stocks, exactly 33 percent expect the Dow Jones Industrial Average will rise above 7,000 in comparison to 41 percent who see it falling back below 22,000 first.
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Nineteen of 29 economists in the poll said the risk of euro zone inflation falling back to zero or lower this year was high, while seven said the risk was moderate.
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Momentum has turned to the downside with the annual pace of earnings falling back toward the longer-term trend of 2.1-percent growth established in the aftermath of the Great Recession.
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Petroski acknowledges Krugman's argument but doesn't really address it, falling back again on "anecdotal evidence from owners and the structures themselves" to contend that the quality of private construction has worsened.
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But here's why it's falling back into favor, both in Portland—where this version was conceived by Jeffrey Morgenthaler of Pépé Le Moko—and in your kitchen, after you read this.
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Debt is expected to reach nearly 90 percent of GDP next year, more than double its levels before the global financial crisis, before falling back, according to Britain's official budget forecasters.
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States like Alaska and Rhode Island are considering bills that would place them squarely in one time zone, without the hassle of falling back every November and springing forward every March.
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The currency made some small initial gains overnight following President Cyril Ramaphosa's state of the nation speech on Thursday, before falling back again as offshore factors continued to overshadow local issues.
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Many Western populists are falling back to their message of besiegement and threat, as much out of the paranoid worldview that is central to populism as out of any conscious strategy.
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The series goes much further than most American shows in fleshing out the lives and motivations of the non-American characters, not falling back on the usual assertions of religious fanaticism.
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My car's reliability was vital, since a broken hose, a faulty thermostat, or even a flat tire could throw us off, knock us backward, send us teetering, falling back, toward homelessness.
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TESS will fly an unusual orbit, swooping as far out as the moon every two weeks before falling back close to Earth and dumping a torrent of data to eager astronomers.
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We're in a brand-new decade, but that hasn't stopped some video game developers from falling back on inexcusable explanations for why you can't play as female characters in certain games.
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"I think people are falling back on experience [as a concept], and perhaps not thinking about it in the right way," Jeremy Bergstein, president of The Science Project, previously told CNBC.
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On the question of stocks, exactly 173 percent expect the Dow Jones Industrial Average will rise above 27,000, in comparison to 20.8 percent who see it falling back below 23,000 first.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Palladium prices are tipped for their highest year ever, forecast to average $1,200 an ounce in 2019 before falling back slightly in 2020, a Reuters poll showed on Tuesday.
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Immediately falling back into his old ways, Scott teams up with his prison cellmate, Louis (Michael Peña) and Louis' van with a highly recognizable horn, to steal stuff from some old guy.
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Italy's UniCredit rose but then pulled back, last up up 1.52 percent at 1830 GMT, and Spain's Bankia surged more than 9 percent before falling back slightly to a 247.85 percent gain.
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Rosberg, who had looked unbeatable after topping every practice session, was only fourth after falling back at the start and collecting a five-second time penalty for forcing Verstappen off the track.
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Then, there is falling back on World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules; these would involve trading with the EU but with tariffs imposed on goods and with possible barriers to trade in services.
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But after you've evaluated every item in your home for its ability to spark joy and folded your clothes into rectangles, how do you avoid falling back into the same messy lifestyle?
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"All of the index categories showed signs of deterioration, with employment falling back into contraction territory after three consecutive months of growth," said Zhengsheng Zhong, director of macroeconomic analysis at CEBM Group.
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Oh, and a poll conducted after the Democratic Convention in Philadelphia shows the Republican nominee falling back to 6 points behind Hillary Clinton — about where the race stood before the GOP convention.
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But eventually realizing you can't do that and falling back in almost the same patterns and just realizing I have to be more reflective and more hopeful about my feelings I guess.
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Shares in car parts maker Valeo seesawed in early deals after its results, first gaining as much as 4 percent and then falling back to trade down 0.8 percent at 0930 GMT.
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Meanwhile, sterling slipped against the dollar after a pair of polls over the weekend showing Prime Minister Theresa May's opinion poll lead falling back into single figures ahead of next month's election.
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Some other benefits: Whether or not the speeches this year are interesting without falling back on verbal listicles remains to be seen, but hey, these are creatives — surely they'll think of something.
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One reported that during her participation in a politically sensitive discussion between Israelis and Palestinians, she had noticed her tendency to be confrontational, and had successfully resisted falling back into that pattern.
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While there's nothing wrong with falling back on tried-and-true techniques, sometimes it's fun to mix things up — especially if that comes in the form of a new color or product.
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The Swiss franc, another currency investors turn to as a perceived safe haven, hit a near four-month high against the euro at 1.1460 francs before falling back to trade at 1.1475.
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So about 22 months ago, we decided that what made sense for our family was to drastically slow down our new applications, with the goal of falling back down under 21/21.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) — once the bright spot of the Trump administration — has lost its momentum for change and is in danger of falling back into a state of decay.
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The stock is down 5 percent in the past week, and falling back into bear market territory after renewed fears over the company's Model 3 production had investors hitting the sell button.
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Shares in St James's Place rose an initial 1.8 percent to 895.5 pence a share before falling back to 887 pence by 0916 GMT, when the FTSE 100 was up 0.2 pct.
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After launch, the Electron rocket will ascend and break apart in space, with the upper portion of the rocket continuing deeper into orbit and the lower portion falling back to the planet.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A withdrawal of NATO forces from Afghanistan could see the country falling back under the strict Islamic rule of the Taliban, German Defence Minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer said on Saturday.
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The early Divinity games prior to Original Sin were laddish in their sensibilities, frequently falling back on smirking sexism to stand-in for humor and casting a leering gaze at female characters.
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In Baghdad, security forces moved on two of the smaller protest sites and approached the central one, Tahrir Square, before falling back, but fired tear gas and bullets, wounding at least four.
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Demand to borrow its shares, to either hedge against or profit from a further fall in the price, jumped to 5.5 last Thursday, before falling back slightly to 5.3 percent on Friday.
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"I think people that are still bullish on the stock are sort of falling back on the longer term fundamentals, which are generally encouraging, at least on the commercial side," Herbert said.
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Yeager tries all what he can to recover the plane that is falling back toward the desert below in a flat spinAt 8,500 feet, he decides to eject from the uncontrollable Starfighter.
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He then lets her know that he got the charges against Too Sweet dropped, for which she's grateful — but she tells him they can't keep falling back together again because, hello: He's married.
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Two-year note yields, which are the most sensitive to rate hikes, rose as high as 2.598 percent on Thursday, the highest since August 2008, before falling back to 2.569 percent on Monday.
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But the final insult is that Verbinski thinks he can get away with the switcheroo by falling back on the blurred line between fantasy and reality in A Cure for Wellness' final moments.
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But instead of trying to explain the pattern that has emerged from House hearings, Trump is falling back on his familiar strategy of lashing out and making dark insinuations about deep-state conspiracies.
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It has to be possible to tell a story about a woman in her 40s finding love and family without falling back on the same tired love triangle that plagued her 30s, right?
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We did therapy, tried "separation," but we were touring together, so it meant performing on stage together every night, singing love songs together and falling back into the fantasy that everything is okay.
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While Muoio is moving New Jersey's rate up beginning in fiscal 2019, her plan will then step down the rate over the following five years, falling back to 20163 percent in fiscal 2023.
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CNBC contributor Anthony Grisanti, a 30-year veteran of the futures industry and founder and president of GRZ Energy, said prices risked falling back to the mid to low forties if OPEC underwhelmed.
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Good for you, Luke Cage—only now, those sand-sized particles are falling back to Earth, getting in your hair, on your coat, your shoes as you hoof it towards the nearest brownstone.
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"Many victims were suffering due to the cuts, faced destitution .... and risked falling back into situations of labor exploitation," Caroline Robinson, head the charity Focus on Labor Exploitation, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Authorities have yet to respond to the allegations of a crackdown, but many Zimbabweans believe Mnangagwa - a former Mugabe ally - is falling back on his predecessor's tactics by using intimidation to crush dissent.
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Proposition 22019 which is to be voted on next month would repeal California's Daylight Saving Time Act, thus ending the annual ritual of "springing forward" and "falling back" for nearly 40 million people.
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"It was something that I thought is risky, because there's a fine line between facing something head-on and succeeding, or falling back into it," she told Refinery29 in an interview last month.
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Regionally, stock markets will continue to be choppy for the rest of the quarter, although the likelihood of them falling back to the multi-year lows hit in January has shrunk, he addded.
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Cinema's next obligation is to blend the interdimensional fireworks with a set of acting performances that can live up to the madness surrounding them, without falling back on a mess of caped archetypes.
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Even in China, where the long-downtrodden domestic stock market still suffers from investor skepticism and government meddling, local shares enjoyed a run-up for much of this year before falling back recently.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross described the Economic Development Administration, also eliminated in the Trump budget, as an effective program before falling back on the argument that "tough decisions" led to it being extinguished.
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Yet, the rally might already be losing steam, with Brent falling back from the high-$403s to just the mid-$50s per barrel, and WTI back down to the $50-per-barrel threshold.
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We know that ice is melting from the ice sheets and flowing into the sea, raising its levels -- but this amount is lessened by how much snow is falling back onto the continent.
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Another is that the costs of getting it wrong are asymmetric: waiting too long to tighten might be awkward, but tightening too soon increases the risks of falling back into a liquidity trap.
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The real moved 3.38683% higher after data showed Brazil's economy rebounded strongly in the second quarter after having shrunk in the first, indicating Latin America's largest economy comfortably avoided falling back into recession.
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In addition, the think tank warned that unemployment is set to increase from 4.8% in February to around 18% by summer, falling back to just under 11% by the end of the year.
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Its shares rose as high as $2,050.50 on Tuesday morning, pushing it over $2000 trillion in value, before immediately falling back and then ending the day at $285,292, below the $21 trillion threshold.
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It's the kind of recipe you can vary endlessly, always falling back on the time-honored combination of juicy beef and leafy greens, with a piquant citrusy dressing to pull it all together.
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Even in China, where the long-downtrodden domestic stock market still suffers from investor skepticism and government meddling, local shares enjoyed a run-up for much of this year before falling back recently.
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Over the years the numbers grew (before falling back a little recently), as prime ministers secured seats for allies who have mostly done low-key work, revising legislation or sitting on expert committees.
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"November's PMI surveys collectively suggest that the UK economy is staggering through the final quarter of 2019, with service sector output falling back into decline after a brief period of stabilization," Moore said.
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A boost to investors' risk appetite from the new U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade pact proved short-lived with the MSCI world equity index falling back 0.4 percent, its biggest loss in a month.
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For Ollie, that means potentially falling back into her old, illegal habits to help her sister and keep their family home by selling prescription drugs to struggling workers around her hometown of Little Woods.
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History suggests OPEC is more likely to tighten the oil market too much and allow prices to overshoot on the upside than rather than relax production cuts too early and risk prices falling back.
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It's all there, like a greatest hits version of the first film, and there's some real joy in falling back to those moments simply because they echo the best parts of the original movie.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 steadied at a two-month high, while euro zone stocks hit their highest in three months, on track for a quarterly gain after falling back in the second quarter.
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He discusses the success of Rosneft in terms of volumes of oil produced, falling back on a Soviet-era fascination with tons of production, whether steel, coal or oil, regardless of its market value.
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Sanity was restored through much of the N.F.L. on Sunday, with Tom Brady remembering how to throw touchdown passes, Jacksonville falling back down to Earth, and Green Bay's defense looking like Swiss cheese again.
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Aside from falling back on WTO rules, the U.K. and EU both have a vested interest in striking a deal in order to maximize their growth potential, according to Deutsche Bank's CEO Christian Sewing.
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The uptick in expected swings for the pound is in sharp contrast to a general drop in volatility in the currency markets with actual moves in major currencies falling back towards seven-month lows.
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On the matter of stocks, exactly 55% of U.S. CFOs expect the Dow Jones industrial average to rise above 29,33 points rather than the 40% who see it falling back below 24,000 points first.
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The jihadist group has lost swathes of its territory in both Syria and Iraq this year and is falling back on the towns and villages of the Euphrates valley southeast of Deir al-Zor.
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Deutsche Bank strategists led by Sebastian Raedler expect the STOXX 593 to end the year at 259 points, 25.2 percent above current levels, before falling back to 23.3 in the first months of 2018.
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"The fact that the P.S.L. is falling back on old political tricks is not that surprising," said Monica de Bolle, a Brazilian economist who heads the Latin American studies program at Johns Hopkins University.
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It began as little more than a good-natured argument on Midpoint Island, the kind that arises when rival hunters mingle and, as drinks flow, end up falling back into their boastful, territorial camps.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's government is looking at assembling a fiscal stimulus package worth around 1.2373 billion reais ($5 billion) to revive flagging growth and prevent the economy from falling back into recession, sources told Reuters.
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Here was a group who had consistently innovated, falling back on "old man yells at cloud" tropes and Black Mirror-esque themes that have been around for basically as long as we've had the internet.
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No deal would mean falling back on WTO terms, implying not just non-tariff barriers and lost access to the single market but actual tariffs on exports of cars, pharmaceuticals, processed foods and much else.
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If it leaves without a deal, Britain would quit the EU's 500 million-strong single market and customs union overnight, falling back on World Trade Organisation rules that could mean many import and export tariffs.
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If you're having nightmares every night or having ones that make you fear falling back asleep and restarting the same scary dream, you face a "lose-lose" situation (nightmare-infused sleep or no sleep whatsoever).
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Fox News' Dr. Manny Alvarez sits down with two renowned addiction experts to find out just how common relapses are and how we can help prevent our loved ones from falling back into active addiction.
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The dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of six major rivals, scaled to a nearly 14-year peak of 102.050 on Thursday before falling back on profit-taking and oil price jitters.
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If Britain left with no deal, it would quit the EU's 500 million-strong single market and customs union overnight, falling back on World Trade Organisation rules that could mean many import and export tariffs.
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Subdued U.K. wage growth and concerns about international markets pushed the BoE to unanimously vote to hold rates, with Ian McCafferty, the Monetary Policy Committee's lone hawk, falling back in with the flock of doves.
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Whichever strategy you pick to consolidate your debt, Roberge recommends separately building up an emergency fund, or a cash reserve that you can use in the future to avoid falling back into credit card debt.
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Exports totaled $51.2 billion, down 0.1 percent from a year earlier, below a gain of 0.4 percent forecast in a Reuters survey and falling back after a 13.2 percent jump in May, government data showed.
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Meditation makes me think about what I should do next in the moment, instead of just falling back into our usual choreography, so I'm more willing to try different things outside of my comfort zone.
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With COVID-19 spreading across the US, Trump tweeted on Tuesday morning that "we need the wall more than ever!" falling back on his tried and tested trope of blaming immigrants for the country's ills.
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"There is no guarantee that prevents refugees and migrants returned to Libyan shores from falling back into the clutches of traffickers," said Anais Deprade, a spokeswoman for the international medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF).
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On a chart of the U.S. currency going back to 2008, Worth shows that the dollar had actually broken out of a key support level, and looks to be falling back to that level again.
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That has raised the prospect of Britain leaving the EU with no deal and falling back on World Trade Organisation rules that could leave British car exporters facing EU import tariffs of around 10 percent.
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It has sought to expand the scope of its operations in Afghanistan, but the location of the latest strike, in Kunar Province, suggests the group may be falling back from its stronghold of neighboring Nangarhar.
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Given that this season has been criticized extensively for falling back on the recurring question of who will die in pivotal episodes, it's tempting to read this blatant meta-commentary as tongue-in-cheek savviness.
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However, Clara Mae's take on the heartbreak has an empowering message, and is the perfect anthem for anyone who finds themselves falling back into old traps and relationships that stop them from being their best selves.
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But while the movie definitely tries to upend the '80s formula, it also never goes far enough to really commit, ultimately falling back on the same big dumb action-movie tropes it initially seems to mock.
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He declined to say when that should be, but said he would like rates to be high enough that there would be little chance of rates falling back to zero any time in the near future.
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When Rickson did finally pull guard, Takada made the same error that cost Ken Shamrock his first match with Royce Gracie, falling back for a leg attack with nothing keeping Rickson from simply following him back.
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Story at a glance The idea of falling back and springing forward goes all the way back to Benjamin Franklin, who conceived of it as a way to conserve energy by making better use of daylight.
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Trump has been fighting back through his now-daily news conferences at the White House, boasting his administration has done an "extraordinary" and "incredible job," while falling back on a familiar tactic of blaming the media.
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The fighters were dug in and sophisticated, employing a "defense in depth" strategy: fighting from one house and then falling back and taking up a new position in another, a tactic to wear the Marines down.
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He did this kind of wonderful, falling-back Matrix-y slow-mo kind of mid-air reassessment of the ball and managed to pluck the ball from right in front of him like a ripe apple.
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What appeared to be an 8-yard scoring pass by Patterson to Tarik Black was taken away in the fourth quarter when the review showed that Black had lost control of the ball while falling back.
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Yet most survivors struggle to access government benefits, from housing and livestock to financial compensation, and end up jobless and burdened by debt, leaving them at risk of falling back into slavery, labor rights campaigners say.
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The Australian dollar, which has been hurt by worries about the economic damage of the country's continuing bushfires, rose to a one-week high of $0.6919 before falling back to $0.6908, up 0.10% on the day.
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The private- and public-sector data we did obtain was somewhat mixed with employment showing significant resilience, industrial activity maintaining a steady pace and confidence falling back to earth on more realistic expectations amid the shutdown.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's economy likely contracted in the third quarter, a Reuters poll published on Monday showed, falling back into the red after a shock primary election result in mid-August shook the country's markets.
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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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Giving up the wand meant falling back into the uncomfortable sex I'd been having for the jollies of cis males, who were rarely concerned with my pleasure and didn't want anything to do with gigantic vibrators.
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If Britain left with no deal, it would tumble out of the EU's 500-million-strong single market and customs union overnight, falling back on World Trade Organisation rules that could mean many import and export tariffs.
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Just because so many people repeat the myths around weight doesn't mean they're true; those falling back on health arguments are telling us more about their own prejudice and ignorance than anything meaningful about a fat person.
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This is the first episode of The Walking Dead that actually has the opportunity to do something innovative and new, and instead, it's almost certainly going to be falling back on old patterns, then adding hair extensions.
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I didn't expect much from this episode of The Walking Dead, but the show cleanly set up the building blocks of the conflict to come without ever falling back on its regular habits of stalling and manipulation.
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SINGAPORE, July 5 (Reuters) - Crude prices dipped in early trading on Tuesday, with Brent falling back below $1.753 per barrel as economic concerns took centre stage with many analysts saying oil demand will stall later this year.
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BRASILIA, May 31 (Reuters) - Brazil's government is looking at assembling a fiscal stimulus package worth around 1.2373 billion reais ($5 billion) to revive flagging growth and prevent the economy from falling back into recession, sources told Reuters.
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He got his leg over the opponent's head swiftly and gracefully, before falling back and attempting to get his other knee across their stomach, but the technique was loose and rarely ever seemed to actually threaten anyone.
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But mortgage rates began to slide again in November, falling back even more dramatically in December, when the stock market sold off and the government was on the verge of what would become the longest shutdown ever.
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Investors seem reassured, with the group's bond yields falling back from two-year highs during a turbulent autumn that saw a change in CEO and chief financial officer followed by the release of lower first-half profits.
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Overnight on Wall Street, stocks declined as the S&P 256.29 shed 0.4 percent to finish its trading day at 2,792.62, falling back below the 2,800 level it breached last Friday — its highest close since Nov. 8.
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The company maintains a conservative capital structure with net debt/EBITDA below 4x at 31 December 2016, although owing to substantial development, we forecast this to increase to around 5x by 2018, before falling back below 4x.
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Other parts of the global market environment are not as positive, however, with global equities falling back 0.4 percent on Friday because of renewed talk of a U.S. interest rate hike by the end of this year.
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The benchmark Bovespa stock market's fall took it to within 100 points of falling back below the 100,000-point mark, while the real slumped almost 2% to 4.04 reais per dollar , its weakest level since late May.
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"I know that our hate speech policies go beyond the legal classifications, and they are all public, and we can get back to that on that," she said, falling back on yet another pledge to follow up.
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To me, it sounds wistful in a way that Babeheaven fans won't have necessarily heard before, in that it feels a lot more overtly sad, with Nancy singing a ballad of sorts about falling back on people.
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But at a time when investors are transferring cash from pricey mutual funds to lower-cost — and to date — better-performing exchange-traded funds, falling back on 10-year performance figures has become a less reliable defense.
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Though Cambodia's poverty rate has dropped substantially, many are at risk of falling back into destitution, even as skyscrapers and a flood of new gadgets have given them a vision of what a better life might look like.
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Euro zone five-year inflation swaps are falling back toward February's record low of 1.36 percent, while even the University of Michigan's five-year U.S. inflation outlook index is hovering around its lowest ever, comfortably below 3 percent.
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With huge numbers of people who are barely out of poverty, it now needs to prevent near-paupers from falling back, while also dragging the poorest out of destitution faster than economic growth alone could do the job.
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Brazilian soya, on par with American soya in May, opened up a wide lead before falling back as Brazil's export season drew to a close and hopes for a truce in the trade war briefly rose (see chart).
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OneSpace Technologies, based out of Beijing, launched its OS-X rocket from an undisclosed location on a suborbital trajectory on Wednesday, reaching a reported altitude of 25 miles and traveling about 170 miles before falling back to Earth.
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Now that Trump appears destined to lose, Republicans are falling back on a general argument that anti-Trump Republicans and independents should vote for GOP office-seekers further down the ticket, to restrain Hillary Clinton when she's president.
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"It is very important now that we go into these negotiations aiming for an all encompassing free trade arrangement and do whatever can be done to head off the risk of falling back into WTO regulations," she said.
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Highlighting this complication, the ECB is likely to cut growth and underlying inflation projections and may take a dimmer view on risks, all while Draghi argues that growth is merely falling back to normal after a recent run.
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In neighboring Syria, after declaring the near-complete withdrawal of US forces from Syria, Trump decided that roughly 800 would stay to keep eastern Syria&aposs oil fields from falling back into the hands of the Islamic State.
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" Even in VICE's documentary, Xanxiety: The UK's Fake Xanax Epidemic, UK rapper Clayton offers, "It's do or die" about his decision to cover his whole face in tattoos to stop him from falling back into the "rat race.
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"We're found the right balance between us having the freedom [for our business] and falling back on Alibaba as our big brother willing to help us when we need it," Bittner said of the relationship in an interview.
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Lying awake on my back, my left side, and then my right, absorbing the pumped air and trying hard not to disturb my slumbering girlfriend next to me, falling back to sleep was fast becoming a lost cause.
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The sole anti-surveillance voice on the Committee, Senator Mike Lee (R-UT), closed out the hearing by criticizing his colleagues for falling back on the old "protect the children" trope when arguing for their positions against encryption.
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Washington (CNN)After losing an hour of executive time to "springing forward" his clock an hour over the weekend, President Donald Trump voiced his support Monday to eliminate states' legal requirement of "falling back" an hour each year.
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The Pentagon has said it is committed to sending additional military forces to eastern Syria to "reinforce" control of the oil fields and prevent them from "falling back to into the hands of ISIS or other destabilizing actors."
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"Despite the growing legal obstacles and international difficulties, we will continue to act with determination to exhaust all the possibilities available to us to remove the infiltrators," Mr. Netanyahu said, quickly falling back on the rhetoric of his base.
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Now they face a new series of challenges, including the possibility of ISIS regrouping or security forces falling back into the state of decline that allowed militants to take huge swaths of Iraq in the first place. Brig. Gen.
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And if mainstream Democrats and Republicans want to counter Trump's appeal, they need to get serious about explaining why his vision of the world isn't appropriate — and they need to do so without merely falling back on tired clichés.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Britain and the remaining 27 members of the European Union should stay away from the cliff edge of Britain falling back on World Trade Organization terms at the end of Brexit negotiations, Eurogroup chairman Jeroen Dijsselbloem said.
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That figure more than tripled to nearly 1023,000 in the second week of July and topped 22,000 in the third week before falling back to a still high 13,700 last week, the Fire and Disaster Management Agency said Tuesday.
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The spread between yields on Italian benchmark government bonds and the German equivalent widened on Friday to a 5-and-a-half-year high of some 340 basis points before falling back to just over 300 points late Friday.
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Instead of trying to cross the uncanny valley into naturalism within virtual reality, or falling back on the tropes of gaming animation, Dispatch's writer and director Ed Robles of Here Be Dragons decided to create a more impressionistic approach.
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But the strategies that made him successful — passing legislation by the narrowest partisan majority, refraining from boasting about what his reforms accomplished and, in the end, falling back on executive orders — are exactly what make his legacy so vulnerable.
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The Trump campaign cited Biden's criticism of Trump calling the pandemic a "foreign virus" as "(falling) back on xenophobia" and Biden adviser Ron Klain's praise for China's government for quickly building hospitals as evidence of Biden siding with China.
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According to European scientists, the International Atomic Energy Agency, the United Nations' nuclear watchdog, has investigated whether the pollution could have been caused by a satellite falling back to earth, but concluded that there had been no such event.
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Justin JirscheleCreditCreditBrian Finke for The New York Times On Opening Day this spring, Justin Jirschele's eyes popped wide open at 9 o'clock, and he determined his chances of falling back to sleep — he's big on percentages — to be zero.
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The one-person project has counted eight releases since 2009, and the latest sticks to Book of Sand's stated themes (anti-racism, feminism, veganism) without feeling preachy, falling back on rote audio samples, or sacrificing an iota of intensity.
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I would argue that at a time like this, what we can't afford to take the risk on is falling back on the familiar, because history has shown us we've got to look to the future in order to win.
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I would argue that at a time like this, what we can't afford to take the risk on is falling back on the familiar because history has shown us, we've got to look to the future in order to win.
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Many analysts also expect the OPEC-led supply cuts to be extended until the end of 2019 as the group wants to prevent oil prices falling back to levels seen in late 2018 when Brent slumped to $50 per barrel.
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Many analysts expect the supply cuts to be extended in a meeting next month as OPEC's de-facto leader Saudi Arabia wants to prevent oil prices falling back to levels seen in late 2018 when Brent slumped to $50 per barrel.
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At any time in the past five years, Google could have leveraged Android's 80-plus-percent market share and told carriers that it was launching a default messaging service that works like iMessage, falling back to SMS only when necessary.
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The Natives of Westworld end up serving as convenient containers for fantasies of the West, and the excess of meaning the show persistently tries to live up to, before falling back into prolonged games of Wait, what timeline is this?
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A third-party app the party had deployed to count and transmit votes, apparently without adequately training precinct chairs in its use, had failed, so election officials were adapting to changing circumstances, falling back on traditional hand counting and rechecking results.
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It was just last year that a video leaked in which Trump bragged about sexually assaulting women ("grab 'em by the pussy") only for Republicans to muster outrage for a couple weeks before eventually falling back in line after Trump won.
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The big picture: Fresh off her poised confrontation against former Vice President Joe Biden on debate night and a subsequent bump in the polls, Harris is falling back on her prosecutorial experience to make a unique attack against President Trump.
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It's interesting that Apple's camera team decided to do the extra work to provide a decent camera experience, rather than just making the sensor smaller or falling back to an older design that would work with the thickness, or lack thereof.
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Additionally, people have already been known to try to game the engagement-driven system that Facebook is now falling back on — the company recently cracked down on "engagement bait" from users and brands that request likes and shares from readers.
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Britain's pound hit a one-year high above $1.33 and a six-week high on a trade-weighted basis before falling back after weak wage data that may undermine any threat the Bank of England might make about raising interest rates.
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Brent crude oil prices rose above $70-per-barrel for the first time in a little over three years in trading yesterday before falling back slightly, while WTI, the U.S. crude benchmark, also rose to its highest levels since late 2014.
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Islamic State, which took advantage of chaos caused by the civil war to seize swathes of Iraq and Syria in 2014, is retreating in both countries and falling back on its Euphrates valley strongholds on either side of Deir al-Zor.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - China's iron ore imports so far this year have been remarkably stable, especially when viewed against the backdrop of prices that surged to a 22.74-month high early in 22.77 before falling back into a bear market.
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Many analysts also expect OPEC-led supply cuts to be extended until the end of 2019 as the group wants to prevent oil prices from falling back to levels seen in late 2018 when Brent slumped to $50 per barrel.
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Hadelich eventually lands on F-sharp, the clinching note of the D-major triad, but, by the time the orchestra has joined him there, he seems to have lost faith in that note, and keeps falling back to F-natural.
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Absent the required structural reforms, the economy will eventually experience what both Europe and Japan are feeling now: a slowdown in economic momentum, the threat of falling back into stagnation and a higher risk of recession and destabilizing financial volatility.
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Green was accompanied by the head of the U.S. Central Command General Joseph Votel, as the United States ramps up efforts to stabilize areas once held by Islamic State to prevent them from falling back into the hands of other militants.
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Now almost five years in remission, I notice myself falling back into that same pattern of trying to harness the vibrancy of illness, of forcing myself back into the dentist's chair to avoid my failure to feel the non-toothache.
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At the pinnacle of its arc, which was predicted to be about 25 miles above the ground, the gumdrop-shaped Crew Dragon capsule shed its large cargo trunk, began falling back to Earth, and started positioning itself for a water landing.
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It's a challenge to keep action coherent and build suspense in the submerged environment simulated in "Underwater," but Eubank doesn't meet it, instead falling back on stale shocks that are not credibly buttressed by swelling bass effects on the soundtrack.
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The idea here is that you&aposre waking the baby when they&aposre in deep sleep so that they&aposll have an easier time falling back asleep and will be less likely to awake on their own later in the night.
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Each picture shows the cookies by themselves on a vividly colored background, without falling back on any of the usual cookbook tropes — a half-drunk glass of milk or a ray of sunlight hitting a vintage teapot in the background.
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"The biggest jump was in rural areas," Dr. Olfson said, "which suggests to me that the increases partly reflect doctors and patients falling back on medications when they have little access to other options," like talk therapy, massage or relaxation techniques.
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"It is sometimes a hugely distressing time when the victim's life is in limbo and we know that some survivors even attempt suicide ... and are at huge risk of falling back into illegal and potentially exploitative working environments," she added.
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The bank has said it expected inflation to exceed its target range in the first part of 2018, as the statistical base effect of a 2017 value-added tax cut fades, before falling back to within target by year-end.
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UGANDA KENYA Area of detail TANZANIA ZAMBIA MOZAMBIQUE Lake Victoria KENYA UKARA ISLAND TANZANIA 50 MILES By The New York Times "Anytime I slept, there was a good chance of me sliding and falling back into the water," he remembered thinking.
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The court did not see it that way, characterizing her firing instead as something that grew out of a particular interpersonal relationship and situation, falling back on the right of an employer to fire an employee for any nondiscriminatory reason.
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"There's such an issue with incarceration in America that such a recidivism rate of over 60 percent where people are getting out, not getting jobs, falling back in the same habits and then going back to prison," Redlitz told me on Bullish.
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The main problem is that the Clintons keep falling back on a galaxy of longtime advisers that include the likes of Sydney Blumenthal and Mark Penn, the effect of which has been to tangle lines of communication and muddle the campaign's message.
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Harden made two free throws before Curry scored eight points in a row, highlighted by a 123-pointer which bounced high off the rim before falling back in, to make it 212-21 with just over two minutes left in the quarter.
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Although the Conor-RDA match was a "super fight" at a higher weightclass than Conor usually fights in, the company has not ruled out falling back on an interim title match—it just needs to find a featherweight contender who is willing.
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It had skyrocketed in value from around $1 in the summer of 2016 to a high of almost $500 in January of this year, before falling back to about $80 today — making a host of early adopters incredibly wealthy in the process.
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Housebuilders hit a session high, up 1.6 percent, before falling back to end the day down 0.3 percent after Hammond said the government would review unused planning permissions and consider compulsory purchases if sites were being withheld for commercial rather than technical reasons.
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Rather than falling back to Earth, though, Avangard reenters the atmosphere at an angle and its aerodynamic shape generates lift that lets it glide down at hypersonic speeds, says Juliano, which allows it to travel further farther and maneuver as it descends.
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The new age began last week with the long-awaited public offering of shares in ride-hailing service Lyft, which raised more than $2 billion for the company with a valuation climbing to over $26 billion before falling back to earth on Monday.
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Here's where they closed: Dow Jones: 25,792.86 (-0.04%) Nasdaq: 7,224.00 (-0.51%) S&P: 2,776.42 (-0.35%) Why it matters: The Dow briefly traded above 26,000 for the first time, the fastest 1,000 point rise in index history, before falling back down to Earth.
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In a capital city consumed with the political storm over special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia report, Democrats are trying to show they also care about policy by falling back on an issue that worked well for them in last year's midterm elections.
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Bloomberg's Tim Culpan has drawn comparisons between the game's release and the launch of the Nintendo Wii in 2007, with the latter helping the company's stock price soar to heights of ¥67,600 before falling back to more normal levels two years later.
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Once when he was twelve, on a trip with his family that took the path of a pachinko game—beginning in Rome, shooting up to London, and falling back and forth between various countries until they landed, at last, back in Italy's slot.
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Iraq, along with Saudi Arabia, Iran and Russia has increased output to historic highs over the past year to fight for market share with higher-cost producers such as the United States where production has been falling back due to low oil prices.
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Even if the storm hasn't completely passed, one can already see the politicians falling back into their old ways — like filling cabinet posts from among the governing coalition parties, many of which lack any clear ideology, in exchange for votes in Congress.
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The Brazilian real edged up 0.15%, struggling to recover from its lowest level this year despite data showing Brazil's economy rebounded strongly in the second quarter after having shrunk in the first, meaning Latin America's largest economy comfortably avoided falling back into recession.
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In order to avoid dwelling on a depressing or disturbing subject—the sort of subject that can keep you from falling back asleep—you concentrate on a subject that is so engrossing that it can drive the depressing subject from your mind.
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In Syria, under separate attacks from a U.S.-led coalition and from the Russian-backed Syrian army, it is falling back on its strongholds along the Euphrates valley east of Raqqa, the de facto capital of the caliphate it declared in 2000.
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" The report found that these discretionary encounters are initiated by police officers who are making "on-the-spot assessments of young people's proclivity for delinquency, prospects for rehabilitation, and overall moral character… with limited information, often falling back on racial and ethnic stereotypes.
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Far from learning on the job or modifying his views to fit the imperatives of America's global role — as did so many of his predecessors — Mr. Trump is falling back on the familiar mix of belligerence and isolationism that fueled his "America First" campaign.
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Facebook frequently falling back on pointing to its massive size as the justification for why it keeps failing on so many types of issues — be it consumer safety or indeed data protection compliance — may even have interesting competition-related implications, as some have suggested.
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"The US is committed to reinforcing our position, in coordination with our SDF partners, in northeast Syria with additional military assets to prevent those oil fields from falling back to into the hands of ISIS or other destabilizing actors," a US defense official confirmed.
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The pricing was at the bottom end of the 420-530 pence per share price range set originally by the company and its advisers, and the stock opened in London at 460 pence before falling back to trade at to 444 pence at 0719 GMT.
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Meanwhile, Cattelan and Ferrari's 11 store window installations are rather tame (one features the Eiffel Tower on a campy desert island), often falling back on absurd accumulations of objects typical of the early '60s work of Arman, when he arranged collections of common objects.
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And here is Flint, we've got to do more to mitigate against the effects of lead, because too many kids are having the experiences I've been told about, where they're falling back in school, where they are having headaches because of the lead exposure.
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It's a constant battle to have a healthy exercise routine without falling back into that habit — particularly because a common motif around gym advertising is the need to work toward a smaller body, or a bikini body, or a "new year, new you" body.
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Democrats not ready for that big a step are falling back on a "public option," an alternative in which anyone could buy into Medicare or another public program, or stick with private insurance — a position once a considered firmly on the party's left wing.
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Everyone's body is different and there have been reviews both supporting and denying the effectiveness of acupuncture, but you may still want to at least consider this natural remedy before just falling back onto prescribed drugs next time your body could use a little help.
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BRASILIA, Aug 29 (Reuters) - Brazil's economy expanded 0.4% in the second quarter of this year from the prior quarter, statistics agency IBGE said on Thursday, twice the pace forecast in a Reuters poll of economists and meaning the economy comfortably avoided falling back into recession.
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BRASILIA, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Brazil's gross national debt is expected to rise to 77.9% of gross domestic product this year from 75.8% last year, the Treasury said on Thursday, predicting a steady rise in the coming years to 79.4% by 2023 before falling back again.
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"I think the president has been clear that family separation is not on the table," McAleenan, the former Customs and Border Protection commissioner, told NBC's Lester Holt when asked whether he would reconsider the policy, before falling back on the administration's defense of the issue.
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Inflation is now above the BoE's 2 percent target but it has indicated that it is in no hurry to raise rates, despite the fact that it expects consumer price growth to rise to as high as 2.8 percent in around a year's time before falling back.
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The setup was called the comedy of remarriage, and there are few better examples than this classic, directed by Howard Hawks and starring Cary Grant and Rosalind Russell as newspaper reporters who chase a big story and find themselves falling back in love in the process.
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While a full 3D Zelda game seems like it wouldn't work nearly as well on mobile, Anderson's flattened-down style feels like an ideal take on a two-dimensional Zelda game, instead of just falling back to the creative crutch of re-creating a 16-bit look.
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LONDON, Aug 0833 (Reuters) - Average daily trading in the global currency market shrank by just under 10 percent last month, falling back to $4.7 trillion after hitting the highest level in more than a year on the back Britain's vote in June to leave the European Union.
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Some on Twitter guessed it was an old satellite falling back to Earth, while Ian Norman, who shot the below video, believes what he filmed was a very specific piece of space junk—though according to Satview that particular detritus has not yet hit the atmosphere.
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We're not having ... We have thousands, 50,000-plus people trying out for Shark Tank every year, so I think if you looked at different categories of startups, maybe you'll see some categories really falling back, particularly trades-driven ones, but I think technologically ... Where are they, then?
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Whether Drake is exploring the gorgeous plains of Madagascar in a Jeep, reminiscing on his past at home, or simply trying to hold his marriage together while navigating a jungle, Uncharted 4 is confident enough it can keep players engaged without constantly falling back on its guns.
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The bank has said it expects inflation to exceed its 1.003 to 3.5 percent target range in the first part of this year, as the statistical base effect of a 2017 value-added tax cut fades, before falling back in target at the end of the year.
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Burdened with a litany of disastrous performances over the past two Finals, the mercurial shooting guard suddenly rose from the ashes like a magnificently neck-tattooed phoenix in Cleveland's 235-24 win on Wednesday before quickly falling back to earth in a desultory Game 23 loss.
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That devotion to making sure everybody within the series has their own point-of-view, says Uproxx critic Alan Sepinwall (who recently wrote about falling back into the show), is reminiscent of some of the more complex cable dramas that debuted in the 2000s, like The Wire.
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But the sudden rise prompted concerns that Beijing is falling back on methods it used to get out of the global financial crisis: massive spending on infrastructure, real estate, and industrial capacity that produced low or no returns but saddled Chinese banks with non-performing loans.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - With the S&P 500 again coming close to a record this week before falling back, investors will turn next week to a full slate of economic data and a Federal Reserve meeting in hope of fresh reasons whether to drive stocks to new highs.
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He also dropped a few enthusiastic words vis-a-vis infrastructure, education and broadband — going longest on the latter by claiming that "fantastic full fiber broadband" would be "sprouting in every household", before falling back on the safe and fuzzy ground of non-specific cheerleading of party and country.
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Instead of falling back on Asian faces, Amaria says it's the media's responsibility to show how numerous, diverse communities are shifting their behavior to stay safe — as well as to include images of federal and local officials, medical professionals, and efforts being made by the World Health Organization.
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Decked out in a Duck Dynasty-evoking suit and orange bandana (a seeming homage to his new persona and album Man of The Woods), Timberlake danced his way in and out of Minneapolis's U.S. Bank Stadium, briefly showcasing his current sound before falling back on his true hits.
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The sequence is only 45 seconds long but it displays the multiple complex movements of the four elements: The leaf's trembling, the fairy's twitching wings and arching neck, the lily's opening, the butterfly's rising and, finally, the fairy's falling back asleep — all heralded by clear, nursery-rhyme-like chimes.
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The White House is just as determined to thwart — or at least slow — the investigation, falling back on the approach it has used to stonewall efforts by Congress to delve into episodes detailed by Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel who investigated Russia's interference in the 2016 election.
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Lastly and most relevant to the United incident, removing the federal backstop on compensation airlines are required to pay passengers who are involuntarily bumped would give them a much greater incentive to entice volunteers in situations of overbooking, rather than falling back on the arbitrary limit set by law.
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Many analysts expect the OPEC-led supply cuts to be extended in a meeting to be held either late June or early July as OPEC's de-facto leader Saudi Arabia wants to prevent oil prices falling back to levels seen in late 2018 when Brent slumped to $50 per barrel.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The pound steadied on Monday, falling back from a four-week high against the euro as bets that upbeat data this week would put the Bank of England on track for a rate rise by year-end were offset by concerns over Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Hemmed in on all sides, Islamic State, which ruled over millions of people in both Iraq and Syria at its peak in 2014, is falling back on a last Euphrates stronghold downstream of Deir al-Zor city in the towns of al-Mayadin and al-Bukamal, near the border with Iraq.
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Among the first college graduates from his family, he had tried his hand at laying bricks, tutoring schoolchildren, programming computers, setting up wedding tents and waiting tables before finally falling back on the only job widely available to men here, working as a field hand for 200 rupees a day.
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Falling back on a standard excuse of besieged strongmen, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey is blaming traitors and outside powers for his nation's financial crisis, and describing the strong United States dollar as among "the bullets, cannonballs and missiles" foreigners are using to wage "economic war" on his country.
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The revolt against falling back and springing forward is not limited to the West: A bill that would keep Florida on daylight saving time passed the state legislature and is awaiting congressional approval, and farmers in Massachusetts two years ago pushed that state to explore moving to the Atlantic time zone.
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In doing so, Iran is falling back on tactics associated with its reputation as a rogue state, including asymmetric military escalation, like threatening oil shipments, though Iran denies American accusations that it attacked tankers last week, or the downing of an American drone on Thursday (in disputed circumstances), and nuclear blackmail.
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The benchmark S&P 500 shot up briefly into positive territory before falling back into the red as Republicans pulled the legislation due to a shortage of votes just before the markets closed, leaving investors to assess how the healthcare bill's failure would affect President Donald Trump's broader economic agenda.
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"It's hard to go from being on your own, doing your own things, and living under the rules that you've established for yourself — to falling back into the old habits and patterns of living under your parents' roof," says Marni Amsellem, PhD, a psychotherapist who specializes in helping people during life transitions.
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AE: When we got to those last episodes, we were so focused on seeing what Ezran was going through, understanding what Soren and Claudia were going through, needing to see the culmination of Viren's story, which is progress on his dark path and falling back on what he thinks is his goal.
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In the case of the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling back to a level it had not seen since January this week, and a two-day drop of more than 500 points between Monday and Tuesday, it was President Trump's Sunday surprise on Twitter that more tariffs might be slapped on China.
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Clinton was headed next to Silicon Valley, however, and she dropped some of the hard language she has used before in siding with the F.B.I. in the debate about cracking encryption on smartphones, falling back to finding a "reasonable path forward" for gaining access for investigators to encrypted conversations and text messages. Mrs.
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The breakthrough that Nauman engineered — of falling back on himself, alone in the studio, trying to figure out, as if from a position of supreme naïveté, in whatever medium possible, what it is to make art — is now so normal, his influence so widespread, that it is difficult to appraise his achievement sufficiently.
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There were a few specs that Audi did not share Monday, but the most glaring omission was a range estimate; executives instead spent the day falling back on the company's previous claim that the SUV will simply exceed 260km (23 miles) on a single charge based on Europe's new WLTP standard for estimating EV range.
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The report lays out a series of recommendations that go beyond military and anti-narcotics enforcement efforts, to focus on development of rural areas to ensure that the 2016 peace accords hold firm and that these areas of the country are reintegrated into the state rather than falling back into the hands of irregular groups.
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To combat this, the largest news outlets are falling back on two things: First, they conflate the president's accountability to the public with an accountability to the press corps; and second, on their self-insistence of impartiality as a way to tell news consumers that they alone are the guardians of some objective public duty.
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Since the count needs to be conducted by the end of 85033 no matter what, rushing to get systems tested, having to hire in a panic or falling back on older, less-computerized methods is almost certain to add costs and complexity to a process that's almost certain to exceed $12 billion in any case.
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While Fitch expects the Chinese economy to grow 6.5 percent this year - in line with Beijing's target of around 6.5 percent - and is keeping its stable outlook on China's rating, it did not rule out the prospect of Beijing falling back on the old engines of credit-fuelled investment and policy stimulus and postponing commitments to stabilise leverage ratios.
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Instead of calling on private companies and nations the world over to work together to accomplish costly and important spaceflight goals — as 15 nations did to build the International Space Station — Trump and others are falling back on out-dated nationalistic appeals that actively undermine the United Nations-supported goal of keeping space accessible for all.
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Falling back to good old SMS is still an option—at least you know all your friends and family will be able to use it—but it doesn't have the same media sharing or group chat capabilities, at least not until the upgraded protocol Google is pushing gets more widely adopted by the carriers and SMS apps (including Apple's).
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But after a city task force evaluated the public health evidence and concluded in favor of launching a safe injection program, the city of San Francisco pushed ahead on its own, first saying it would open a site by July 1, then falling back on opening a "model site" at a local church for public viewing in late August.
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Maybe because she was nursing painful wounds as she rebuilt her New York life, and was resistant to simply falling back into her old patterns; maybe because, after the pain of having to say goodbye, I was gun-shy about giving myself over so completely, our friendship was never again quite as effortless as it had once been.
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Means filed a lawsuit against the hospital and the United Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) in 2013, but on Thursday, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals determined that she had failed to make a viable legal claim, falling back on the legal doctrine of "ecclesiastical abstention" — the court would not settle a case that amounted to a theological debate.
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But the interplay between the two characters and their leadership styles is a strong thematic pillar of the season so far, and its success will likely hinge on what the show is able to say about this and whether it can deliver the message without dragging viewers through too much drudgery or falling back on old tricks.
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Oxford Economics, under its most upbeat assumptions — a big tax cut and infrastructure spending delivering a lot of economic stimulus while new trade barriers are limited — foresees growth picking up for a while before falling back to the rate of roughly 2 percent a year that the United States has been living with for the last seven years.
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Here's how Cramer sees it: Ulta's spent enough time in the doghouse to start making a comeback; Dave & Buster's "experiential" positioning gives it plenty of room to expand; Dick's Sporting Goods can stand to rise with Nike and Under Armour falling back into favor; and General Mills deserved an upgrade after a better-than-expected quarter.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) By Clyde Russell LAUNCESTON, Australia, June 22.79 (Reuters) - China's iron ore imports so far this year have been remarkably stable, especially when viewed against the backdrop of prices that surged to a 22.74-month high early in 22.77 before falling back into a bear market.
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Humanity driving back alien invaders is fine and all, but it's also a story that ultimately cops out by falling back on easy answers, by not asking us to consider what might happen if we, too, were forced to deal with an intelligence greater than ours that decided it wanted to claim Earth as its own.
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Never one to sleep through the night, interludes in my slumber are typically memorialized by nothing more meaningful than kicking a snoring dog off the bed or briefly, nonsensically I might add, checking my iPhone for an email, an update on Asian markets or a text from my now-grown children before quickly falling back into a state of light unconsciousness.
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"This is a clear indication that the U.S. has isolated itself on climate change once again, and is falling back while all other major economies step up and compete in the clean energy marketplace created by the Paris Agreement estimated to be worth over 20 trillion dollars," said Andrew Light, a senior climate change adviser at the State Department under Mr. Obama.
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Historically, sports diplomacy tends to produce temporary gains "so, we might see a short-term improvement in conditions on the Korean peninsula, but then a falling-back into the longer-term pattern of hostilities and tensions," explained Andray Abrahamian, executive director of Choson Exchange, a non-profit focused on North Korea, and researcher at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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Mike Hawes, chief executive of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), said carmakers were increasingly concerned about the lack of clarity around the manner of Britain's departure from the EU. That has raised the prospect of Britain leaving with no deal and falling back on World Trade Organization rules that could leave British car exporters facing EU import tariffs of around 8343 percent.
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Mike Hawes, chief executive of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), said carmakers were increasingly concerned about the lack of clarity around the manner of Britain's departure from the EU. That has raised the prospect of Britain leaving with no deal and falling back on World Trade Organisation rules that could leave British car exporters facing EU import tariffs of around 10 percent.
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His Republican competitors argued that Tillis's unpopularity in the state would lead to the seat falling back into Democratic hands in November, a factor they asserted was linked to insufficient support for President TrumpDonald John TrumpAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Trump says Biden Ukraine dealings will be a 'major' campaign issue MORE.
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I lie in bed for about 30 minutes before I realize I won't be falling back asleep anytime soon, so I get up, grab some water, and take a few laps around the apartment to clear my head a little before sliding back into bed between the dog and A. I try to meditate for a few minutes and feel myself getting tired...until the cat starts screaming because he wants attention.
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That difference is now negligible, helping the Bank of England as it holds off on fresh interest rate hikes pending the outcome of Britain's Brexit stand-off with the rest of the EU. "The further falling back in inflation facilitates the Bank of England maintaining a 'wait and see' approach on interest rates until after the UK leaves the EU," Howard Archer, chief economic adviser to the EY ITEM Club consultancy, said.
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The move comes just days after North Korea demonstrated a significant leap forward in their missile program after launching a projectile that achieved "successful" controlled reentry into the Earth's lower atmosphere rather than falling back to the surface, according to a preliminary US intelligence analysis, The USS Reagan was put out to sea Tuesday after completing a maintenance period and sea trials in its home port of Yokosuka, Japan, according to the Navy.
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Some hardline eurosceptics in May's conservative government have said that no deal — which would mean, for example, Britain falling back on World Trade Organization tariffs — would be better than a bad deal or no clean break with the EU. But Barnier said the absence of a deal could lead to long queues of trucks at British port city Dover, disruption of flights to and from Britain and a shortage of nuclear fuel for Britain's nuclear power plants.
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