And falling back on WTO membership would be economically damaging.
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Falling back on that strategy alone may be fool's gold.
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Instead his defenders are falling back on a more traditional defence.
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Falling back on the language of romantic pursuit—a trope that recurs
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Nor is falling back on the WTO as easy as it sounds.
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Pacquiao has explained his anti-gay comments by falling back on his religion.
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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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You rarely go broke falling back on a formula that's worked before. video
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That's what he's falling back on when things get tough in a Game 7?
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Can China find a way to shore up growth without falling back on debt-fuelled stimulus?
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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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Sadly, the Philharmonic and its board seem to be falling back on a more traditional model.
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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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Has anyone actually asked a skeleton about this, or are we falling back on some ugly stereotypes?
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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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If current trends hold, however, the Iranian authorities could soon find themselves falling back on those measures.
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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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Walk this way to say ta-ta to falling back on that worn out weekend purse ever again.
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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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He says he is falling back on his Marine training for much needed stamina in this political race.
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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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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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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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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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Managing identity schemes is a complicated; falling back on phone numbers and Social Security numbers makes life easier for companies.
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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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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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Erasure often happens quietly, through falling back on customary practices and making seemingly small decisions to cut here, replace there.
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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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Rather than falling back on the supermodels of the 1980s, Wintour suggested that the magazine feature celebrities on its covers.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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"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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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He excavates an Atlantis without marker or memorial: the remains of a train station; the empty lot where a synagogue stood; an abandoned storefront; a former site of the university where the arguments were honed that would one day prevent Nazi war criminals from falling back on the precedent of British colonialism or of the murder of African-Americans by the Ku Klux Klan; the site of the Janowska camp, where Jews who had been deemed unsuitable for forced labor were sorted before being sent on to the Belzec extermination camp; another photo; a diploma.
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