One of which was that a lot of people were falling off the towers, and a lot of people were dying when falling off the towers.
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LG: This is the time of year ... KS: Leaves are falling off the trees, and hardware is falling off the back of the whatever, back of the truck.
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Victor Espinoza suffered a serious injury falling off a horse.
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At the same time, newspapers were falling off a cliff.
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A sexy Vaudeville dancer who died falling off a stage?
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Thread was all that prevented my face from falling off.
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Elsewhere, it was Democratic turnout falling off from 2012 levels.
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"Venezuela is potentially near falling off a cliff," Marczak added.
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I broke my wrist one morning, falling off a sled.
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"Like a dead branch falling off a tree?" she asked.
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Falling off stockpiles is one of the industry's biggest occupational hazards.
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Tiles are falling off the arches, revealing the terra cotta backing.
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She was discovered after falling off a pier in the city.
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Now, you don't have to worry about falling off any ladders.
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And then falling off it shortly after: Every small humiliation counts.
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Traffic has been falling off as more people are shopping online.
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Broken down, the majority (83 percent) were people falling off scooters.
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We could show that clip of her falling off the stage.
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If they falter, the country's economy risks falling off a cliff.
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What is not dead can die after falling off a bridge.
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"Basically, net FDI has been falling off a cliff," Posen said.
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Straps should be reasonably snug, not digging in or falling off.
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"It could lead to you possibly falling off the treadmill, or if you're walking outside, falling off a curb and rolling your ankle or tearing your ACL," Michael Rebold, one of the study's authors, told Time.
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"I can't risk it falling off," she explained, squinting in the sun.
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No other country besides Venezuela has been falling off a cliff recently.
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I was getting fed up with falling off the wagon too often.
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This will keep your falsies from falling off before you get home.
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It was often water accidents, drowning or falling off a fishing boat.
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I felt like I was falling off a ledge every single day.
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But they're even more annoying when they're constantly falling off your head.
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"It's called 'falling off the cliff,'" Ms. Wohl, of Northport, N.Y., said.
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When Sheppard and Lawson began dancing on it, they kept falling off.
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He seemed to be always recovering from nearly falling off his board.
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Coming across the border, their jacked arms falling off in the streets.
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For years I've had a recurring dream about falling off a cliff.
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The dripping, oily slosh of torn, shark-bitten skin falling off muscle.
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It's like a man falling off the wagon after decades of sobriety.
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Panels on the outside of the beach volleyball facility are falling off.
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Soon after we finished, the face on the cloud started falling off.
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The rain falling off the umbrella makes the picture even more romantic.
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I managed to make it up to quest 212 before falling off.
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And we're starting to wonder if the wheels are falling off of Westeros.
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Alasdair allegedly lost consciousness after falling off a platform and hit his head.
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We're decelerating, the data is softening, but we're not falling off a cliff.
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Alas, Marcel's crown kept falling off because he just would not keep still.
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But I also want to look at: is the housing market falling off?
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There was blood everywhere, and the bedroom door was falling off its hinges.
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Plus, it's designed with anti-skid pads, preventing your gadgets from falling off.
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The video captured the man falling off his bed around 4:20 a.m.
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YouTube isn't just just 30-second videos of cats falling off tables anymore.
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Ponsi argued that those moments prevented the banks from falling off a cliff.
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But clearly they were moving so fast that the wheels were falling off.
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But even in the Thompson fight the wheels were falling off the wagon.
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They wear ties all the time to keep their shirts from falling off.
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The Twins warn of falling off the grid while dating a sign-mate.
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Then he began to laugh, leaning back and almost falling off the barstool.
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The stone kept falling off and she bent down close to position it.
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From The Sign of a Good Restaurant Involves You Falling off Your Seat
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Briefly falling off the eco-enlightened wagon, she orders a steak from Citarella.
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A few years later, he reached out apologizing for falling off the planet.
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You don't need any special equipment to get falling-off-the-bone meat.
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Officials said Officer Veve fired two shots into the car before falling off.
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The index does not suggest that the economy is falling off a cliff.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Men are in danger of falling off the catwalk in Europe.
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You don't see people falling off things quite as much as in San Francisco.
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"I feel like we're falling off a cliff in slow motion here," said Offit.
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"In the autism community, we call that 'falling off the cliff,'" Mr. Dai said.
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However, imports from Iran look like they are falling off a cliff in May.
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Consumer confidence is strong and the GDP data are not falling off the cliff.
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Yet, I haven't even come close to falling off or crashing the scooter once.
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"LNG has been falling off a cliff the last few weeks," one trader said.
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Snowmelt has been falling off the roof and is creating an enormous, sloppy pile.
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Two people died and 12 more were injured after falling off the water slide.
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"I think after this week, my arms will be falling off," van Koot said.
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They still have at least 14 years to worry about them falling off completely.
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The Gamecocks had three straight 11-2 seasons from 2011-13 before falling off.
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The surfers were good, but they kept getting clipped, falling off here and there.
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At the same time, I wasn't falling off my bike with exhaustion or nausea.
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And, you may feel like you are falling off the side during the night.
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By falling off the ledge instead of hanging himself, he's gotten everything he wanted.
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A punctuation point could also be someone falling off something into a crash mat.
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"People were falling off the leaderboard after playing well for 5.5 rounds," he said.
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It showed cars shaking and products falling off shelves at stores across the region.
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But falling off the radar for three days after that has infuriated some people.
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González talked about seeing people falling off the train and having their legs ripped off.
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The cryptocurrency traded comfortably in the $6,400 range before falling off a cliff on Wednesday.
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There are reports of items falling off walls and shelves but no reports of damage.
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The Dipr cradles the cookie by the cream center, preventing the cookie from falling off.
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We're somewhere between a couple of liquor bottles falling off the shelf and complete Armageddon.
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His foot is shattered, thanks to falling off the monitor at their first comeback show.
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I beer bonged some Jack Daniels and ended up falling off a second story balcony.
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When we see trillion-ton ice chunks falling off a continent, that's well worth remembering.
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Houses along the planned route began to crumble, with foundations cracking and porches falling off.
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Despite promises that the tape would stick to horses despite sweat, it kept falling off.
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Well, I couldn't and I shouldn't have tried because falling off a treadmill really hurts.
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The fear for Walmart now is falling off the current list within a few decades.
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The frustration of fiddling with a device that keeps falling off could counteract its utility.
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Anecdotes about people falling off cliffs, discovering dead bodies and wandering unthinkingly into the street.
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This is when the leaves are falling off the trees and he animals are fat.
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"There are some strains that are starting to wilt, with leaves falling off," he said.
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Like the dumbest ... ultimately, falling off a chair is funnier than a witty political sentence.
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Falling off, in the restrictive soles of ballet shoes, is more painful than is ideal.
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"There was a naked man bleeding and his skin was falling off," Ms. Laws said.
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American exports had been increasing steadily for decades before falling off during the Great Recession.
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Eating whale peaked in the early 1960s, falling off as other meat became more available.
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Beto O'Rourke and Andrew Yang are the roadside sliders — they're always falling off their skateboards.
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Before that Lovato had admitted falling off the wagon after nearly 6 years of sobriety.
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Thinking that way is a recipe for falling off and disappointing both publishers and audiences.
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His attempt bounced on the rim and rolled from side-to-side before falling off.
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Some have reported quality problems that vary from cracked windows to rear bumpers falling off.
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Roofs had caved in, porches were falling off, the boathouse was a pile of rotten logs.
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A pass-through loop lets you perch the Urbex on a suitcase without it falling off.
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Conor Cummings, 20, died in 2015 after falling off the scaffolding of the Four Seasons hotel.
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It's missing a door, the tires are flat, and there's carpet falling off from the ceiling.
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Tales abounded of players falling off cliffs and running over pedestrians in pursuit of the characters.
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Homebuyer demand is falling off, as low supplies and high prices continue to plague the market.
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Yes, the Avengers star truly broke both his arms by falling off a stack of chairs.
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"My hair was falling out, my eyelashes fell off, my fingernails were falling off," Esposito explains.
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People were afraid the earnings season was going to show businesses are falling off a cliff.
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Zielinski found that for women in MMT, cannabis use was associated with falling off the wagon.
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Falling off feels virtually impossible unless you decide to get reckless, and the maneuverability is fantastic.
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And now, it wasn't Glenn falling off that dumpster into a crowd of flesh-eating zombies.
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The no-slip gel grips on the heel keep them from falling off and bunching up.
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Here's the big picture: Coal production across the entire United States is falling off a cliff.
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She doesn't want to, citing concern for our children's fingers and things falling off the shelves.
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And then together, as a communitywide system, they ask questions: Where are children falling off track?
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Second- and third-tier candidates, however, are at greater risk of falling off the radar screen.
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HAMILTON, Bermuda — Sailors have been falling off boats for as long as there have been boats.
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However, analysts say it's not time to worry about U.S. oil exports falling off a cliff.
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Fatalities usually occur because of people slipping on firm snow, falling off cliffs or into crevasses.
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Poor immigrant workers are falling off our buildings and being crushed to death in our streets.
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Aatish Taseer NEW DELHI — The names of India's major cities have been falling off the map.
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Gyllenhaal showed his craft by repeatedly falling off the chair, writhing in pain from the faux injury.
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After having the fish pedicure, the woman said her toenails stopped growing and then started falling off.
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You won't regret watching this video of a bunch of old men falling off a giant seesaw.
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"Kanye West found God and people call that falling off," she wrote alongside an eye roll emoji.
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Nxumalo told NBC News that Pistorius told prison officials he was injured after falling off his bed.
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One particularly incredible photo taken in August 2015 shows an avalanche of frost falling off a scarp.
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But the real test wlll come, they say, if and when sales start falling off more precipitously.
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Outside the sauna, the showers are dingy, poorly lit, and the tiles are falling off the walls.
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Trump won only 53% in this district, falling off five points from Romney's 063% mark in 2012.
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Treach wants to make it clear ... Bushwick Bill falling off stage was NOT his fault, technically speaking.
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But Dunkin' Donuts said, 'The sprinkles keep falling off the frosting and we have to solve this!
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But the rest of the world is gone — irrelevant, inconsequential, specks of sesame falling off a bagel.
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So when it comes time to braise something until it's falling-off-the-bone tender, I wait.
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From Trump's vantage point, support in Washington, and in the electorate as a whole, is falling off.
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Error-prone team mate Tutkhalian, for her part, lamented thinking too much after falling off the beam.
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Jonathan Pendragon's step-daughter, Jacosa Nao Kato, has died after falling off a building ... TMZ has learned.
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After all, Plestis said, the producers didn't want any singers passing out or falling off the stage.
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No falling-off in technical mastery there, but a view of humanity which is visionary in its hellishness.
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The ground shook when I ran, and things on my coffee table came precariously close to falling off.
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It was not immediately clear how the crew member managed to keep afloat after falling off the ship.
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Amid crushing hardship in the territory, Ewadi said business had been falling off, even at marriage loan societies.
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Steen, perched on the edge of Kiko's mattress in a navy blue jumpsuit, comes close to falling off.
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"The numbers are providing some comfort things aren't falling off a cliff," said Ronald Josey of JMP Securities.
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Nothing really goes wrong here, short of something falling off the shelf, and even then it doesn't matter.
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As the game went on, Epstein apparently struggled to keep his (again, very elaborate) disguise from falling off.
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In the supermarkets, instead of a couple things falling off the shelves, you have everything in the aisles.
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Countless witnesses have testified to seeing friends abandoned after falling off trucks, only to be left to die.
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One man was reported dead in North Carolina after falling off a ladder while preparing for the storm.
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Last week, long-term bond yields were falling because people thought the economy was falling off a cliff.
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In addition to Moroni's trumpet falling off, some the temple's smaller spire stones were displaced, the church said.
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Or at least keeping you from falling off the treadmill after trying that David Lee Roth scissor kick.
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I actually think the funniest metaphor in the movie is the kitchen sink that keeps almost falling off.
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He began looking for a job in February 2016, after falling off his snowboard and dislocating a shoulder.
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A young French director came into the story somehow, and then died tragically, by falling off a barstool.
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People aren't falling off the edge of the planet, though, and we are getting unnecessary cases of measles.
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"Everything is completely falling off the rails," Mr. Strzok wrote in a text to a colleague on Jan.
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Kaytranada has this very distinct of loose beats that are right on the edge of falling off time.
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You know, where were wrong, were we right, is it falling off the list because it&aposs closed down?
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It is possible that they did and that attendance is indeed falling off as the sheen of newness fades.
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"I felt something hit my back," Steve Frappier said, adding he thought it was luggage falling off the carousel.
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Disick "needs structure, a job and a role to stop him from falling off the wagon," the source said.
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And when it comes to the next Supreme Court nomination, Republicans are tottering in hopes of not falling off.
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"You might not enjoy thinking about the car falling off and hurtling you down to the ground," Sparks said.
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I've never had a problem with falling off the mouse, but this extra level of safety could be nice.
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Marilyn Manson ended the show by dropping the mic mid-song, pushing over a speaker, and falling off stage.
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Jenna Jameson says eats whenever she's hungry, but the pounds are still falling off, thanks to the keto diet.
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The video shows pizza boxes falling off the animal's back and employees running to keep up with the reindeer.
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It's no secret mall foot traffic is falling off and more sales are moving online to places like Amazon.
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Mama June's size 4 jeans -- she claims -- were already falling off her slimmed-down frame Monday in Midtown NYC.
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"He needs structure, a job and a role to stop him from falling off the wagon," adds the source.
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Putting people on pedestals is rarely kind—they often end up falling off and being hurt by the experience.
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We're told Ben actually wanted the help because he was in a deep tailspin after falling off the wagon.
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At the U.S. trials in July, she put in a series of shaky performances, including falling off the beam.
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Cassidy seemed intoxicated at the concert outside L.A., falling off the stage, forgetting words and unsteady on his feet.
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Falling off a bike, learning how to walk, to eat, the first time you got a bruise — you healed.
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We talked about our careers, climbing the ladder of success, falling off the ladder, leaning in and leaning out.
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Other potentially competitive states are falling off the map as Democrats build big cushions over their GOP rivals. Sens.
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Also delicious are the pork ribs vindaloo, slathered in a piquant mahogany sauce, the meat falling off the bone.
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He says when rumors were swirling he wasn't ready to tell the world about him falling off the wagon.
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But a container falling off the same bridge within three years is not an unfortunate incident, it is negligence.
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People in web video like to joke that we're one recession away from TV advertising falling off a cliff.
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There's no danger of any attachments falling off as these attachments connect magnetically and the connection is quite powerful.
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And if you don't put them back on correctly, they're prone to falling off, as Tom Felton recently learned.
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This is definitely true — as if to prove it, one of the panels under the screen was falling off.
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But Tesla's survival thus far has been a tightrope act, and falling off is virtually guaranteed without Mr. Musk.
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Netting covering the length of the slide, supported by metal poles, was meant to keep riders from falling off.
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Belei is pronounced like "belay," the rope system used in rock climbing to prevent people from falling off cliffs.
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If the gel looks loosened and falling off the nail you're ready to move on to the next step.
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"When a person with intellectual disabilities turns 21, that is called 'falling off the cliff,'" said Ms. Cartier, 57.
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The human spirit took a meteor-sized hit yesterday, and the world of America is falling off its axis.
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Previous quakes of lesser magnitudes in recent days have cracked homes and led to goods falling off supermarket shelves.
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A child learns how to ride by falling off, by balancing herself on two wheels, by going over potholes.
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Charlene Sipes died after falling off the bike that evening, a spokesperson for the LaRue County coroner tells PEOPLE.
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The Soundbrenner Core easily attaches to the cradle in the wristband, and there's no fear of it falling off.
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But listen to me when I tell you that the most important guardrails on the planet are falling off.
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He skipped the leapfrogging over another actor, as well as the catching of an actress falling off a ladder.
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He soon found that local Taiwanese suppliers were not reliable: rubber tyres had a habit of falling off rims.
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He was still healing from a broken neck after falling off a ladder while trimming tree limbs in June.
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Then there was Steve Trout, who scraped his elbow and shoulder while falling off a bicycle in September 1985.
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It didn't take long for the weight to start falling off, and as Lu-Seal lost pounds she gained mobility.
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Leaving four restaurants behind was really fucking painful—like falling-off-a-ten-story-building-and-landing-head-first painful.
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From 2014 onward they found 16 people died from falling off a cliff or a tall building, while 14 drowned.
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Apple shares are falling off a cliff, but that could present a very attractive buying opportunity according to one trader.
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Buxton also suffered a second ossification when she was 11 and broke her leg after falling off of a scooter.
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For Jorah, it means almost falling off a dragon even when we totally have much bigger problems to worry about.
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Meantime, ratings have been falling off for its annual fashion show, which it won't be broadcasting anymore on network television.
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Also making the rounds online are videos of scaffolding and cranes falling off buildings and spinning wildly in the wind.
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Andrea Bocelli's one tough son of a gun ... he's back to riding horses nearly a year after falling off one.
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Horford turned in a double-double in four of the previous six games before falling off the pace on Wednesday.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. In 20173, Dave Grohl broke his leg falling off a stage in Sweden.
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The train was barely safer, added Portillo, unless you strapped yourself to the roof for sleep to avoid falling off.
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Photos published by PEOPLE and local media show Bryant's leg was black and purple, with flesh falling off of it.
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And after that, it uses two horrifying hook-like structures to tear into your flesh and keep from falling off.
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An 85-year-old man died while falling off a ladder while preparing for the storm, the state's governor said.
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"What are the chances of falling off the roof?" he argued vociferously when we tried previously to hash it out.
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Drastic measures are in the works to keep the planet from falling off the climate-change cliff, so to speak.
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Season 2 represents a falling-off from the pulpy highs of Season 1, however, at least in the early episodes.
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The second poll in as many days finds Republican presidential hopeful Chris Christie falling off in the New Hampshire primary.
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I've never heard of the apple falling off the tree and then trying to take all of the tree's money.
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New cases are falling off: Ninety-three were reported Wednesday, down from a daily peak of 909, two weeks earlier.
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It shows that both parties are willing to spend some money to prevent the economy from falling off a cliff.
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McCullough is quite right not to have written a glib lament for a falling-off from an originary moral peak.
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Mamoudou Gassama, who scaled a Paris building to save a boy from falling off a balcony, was given French citizenship.
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I wasn't falling off as much, and I think things are starting to fall in place where I want them.
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Then Kevin Sr. tries to fix the man's air-conditioner and ends up falling off the roof, crushing his host.
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It also has a long history of women falling off, stepping into or otherwise dying via any of the above.
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I test edge support by seeing how close I can lie on the edge of the bed without falling off.
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Some users have even reported the entire chip itself falling off the card because of faulty adhesive or other issues.
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Plus, we prefer ones that have more weight to them so we're not in constant fear of the sequins falling off.
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"I used to constantly feel bad about falling off the wagon and stress about having to get back on," Victoria says.
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PDFs are falling off virtual trucks all over the internet—posted on university web sites or places like ResearchGate and Academia.
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However, Vishnu's brother told the Associated Press his brother and sister-in-law were taking selfies before falling off the overlook.
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Imagine dropping 20,000 Great Pyramids of Giza into the oceans — that's about how much ice is falling off the continent annually.
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"The wheels are falling off — literally," Einhorn, founder and president of Greenlight Capital, said in an investor letter seen by CNBC.
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Falling off the side of a yacht is a uniquely Mickey problem, but plenty of us have awkward first-date stories.
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Rather than falling off after President Trump's election in 2016, such efforts have continued apace, in a slow-burn destabilization strategy.
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By February 2017, Emily's symptoms had worsened and she was at risk of falling off the growth chart for her age.
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There are jokes that land with a boom, and there are jokes that land like an egg falling off the counter.
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When she took Austin out of the tub, "his skin was falling off his legs, he was bleeding significantly," Fornshell said.
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The website also circulated fake reports of Tom Hanks and Tom Cruise falling off a cliff in 2006 and 2008, respectively.
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The idea is to grab your baby and go without your bag getting in the way or falling off your shoulder.
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Compare that with This Is Us — the first time we meet Kate in the show's pilot, she's falling off a scale.
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But to keep its contents from falling off in the event of an earthquake, the shelf leans inwards at a slant.
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The victim, identified by Parkway officials as Nancy Ann Martin, 83, died after falling off the East Fork Overlook on Friday.
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In April, a 3-year-old Washington child died after falling off a lawn mower while riding it with his father.
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Earnings and revenue misses heightened investors' concerns about weak housing data and that the market's "falling off a cliff," Cramer said.
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Just last week a California couple who were known for their daring photos died after seemingly falling off a Yosemite cliff.
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Congress has the unique opportunity to save billions of dollars by preventing Puerto Rico from falling off the Medicaid fiscal cliff.
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This works to prevent your hardware from falling off or causing damage and will help to halt fading in its tracks.
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When I was five, I was repeatedly falling off my bike and making my Barbies do weird things to each other.
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This multicooker can have juicy pulled pork or falling-off-the-bone ribs ready for you in less than an hour.
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"Kanye West found God and people call that falling off," Cardi wrote in the comments of an Instagram post on Monday.
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When I switched from winter to summer clothes, shorts that fit fine the year before were now falling off my hips.
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When we moved in, the rusted metal siding was falling off, and the lot was overrun with trees, weeds and trash.
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But the complexity of these systems — as well as practical issues like the tags falling off — has made this approach impractical.
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With a thirty-pound sack of rice on my head, all day I danced on a stone balustrade without falling off.
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Both governors were solid, though each is in jeopardy of falling off the debate stage in September when eligibility requirements double.
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It uses smart mapping and navigation to clean your bed, countertop, couch, and more without falling off or running into things.
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This is despite other projects falling off and the spread of the disease forcing other firms to prohibit non-essential travel.
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Jaime Lannister would never worry for a second about falling off a horse, so you can't think too much about it.
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Others have theorized that the floating appendages could belong to people falling off a ship or killed in a plane crash.
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Footage of the pigeons sporting the headwear has been shared online, revealing the birds moving around without the hats falling off.
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Tiffany also has struggled as the global diamond industry hit a period of volatility, with demand for fine jewelry falling off.
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Teigen, 30, shared a silly photo with the caption, "Hashtag can't swim," that shows her adorably falling off a silver pool float.
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Whether they're framing your face, accentuating the hips, or falling off the shoulder so perfectly, they are definitely a dramatic, statement piece.
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As a child, Stone broke both arms falling off a balance beam, so she hates to be lifted up into the air.
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It's staggering, data shows how many people are either squeezing into a shoe too small or have one falling off the foot.
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Horowitz said some of its weakness was because overall mall traffic in the U.S. has been and continues to be falling off.
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The struggle over the bottle has them falling off the bed, onto the floor, as they continue to argue with each other.
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You also don't have to worry about it falling off its base; levitation works 'round the clock, and it can charge wirelessly.
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In the original Garry Marshall version of Overboard (1987), Hawn's character, a spoiled heiress, suffers from amnesia after falling off a yacht.
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These last two scars, Kyle suspected, were related to falling off a loading dock in Indiana when he was in his twenties.
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By Wald's chart work, treasuries have been falling off a cliff for the past "2-year, 8-year, and 30-year" periods.
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It also uses sophisticated path planning — aided by its three sensor-imbued toy cubes — to maneuver environments and avoid falling off tables.
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Packages are shoved into every nook and cranny of the post office, falling off shelves and overflowing into piles on the floor.
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GM doesn't do anything in a small or disorganized way, so it was pretty clear that 2019 was falling off the agenda.
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A 32-year-old Aberdeen, Maryland woman spent last Sunday night fighting to survive in deep water after falling off a boat.
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Hard-core "leavers" insist that a deal-less exit isn't terrible, but the prevailing view likens it to falling off a cliff.
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But before that, I would've definitely hurled the NES controller at the wall, screaming "I JUMPED," upon falling off a moving platform.
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Check the straps to make sure they feel snug without digging in or falling off your shoulders, and adjust the length accordingly.
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An electrical current of heat crackles through the dim-sum-style chicken feet, cooked until they are falling-off-the-toe tender.
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You know, the grass was looking disheveled or the railing on the stairs was falling off, but the flag was always pristine.
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Those hard, reverberant stares are about the only hint that the world in "Loving" is going to be falling off its axis.
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His pitch count sits at 83, and he could presumably go at least a few more innings without his stuff falling off.
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Though he claimed to have hurt himself in a rescue operation, he actually was injured after falling off a third-floor balcony.
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At the popular Hannah Point, there have been two reported instances of elephant seals falling off a cliff because of visitor disturbance.
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Slapstick and sap vie for prominence in "Table 19," a comedy so lazy that it actually features someone falling off a log.
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The moment was captured by a passenger in a video that shows flames in the wheel and then falling off the plane.
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The prosthetic is slightly elastic and sticky and needed to be wrapped carefully around my finger to prevent it from falling off.
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It's not like falling off a cliff, or perhaps going through life without finding a community where misfits can shine and excel.
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"So the worst is yet to come and policymakers will be very worried, particularly with consumption growth falling off a cliff," wrote Trinh.
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Also while on the road, the singer released an emotional new song called titled "Sober ," where she sings about falling off the wagon.
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A Canadian "stunt rapper" died after falling off the wing of a plane during a music video shoot in British Columbia this week.
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Hence the business interest in an interim plan to avoid falling off a cliff in early 2019 without future trade terms being concluded.
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The episode ends with what appears to be an earthquake — things are falling off the walls, homes are shaking, and sirens are blaring.
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Key findings from Tuesday's survey include a stalling in hiring intentions and a falling-off in manufacturers that are experiencing improved cash flows.
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In their initial statement, authorities said that Chloe accidentally slipped from Anello's arms, falling off the deck as the ship prepared to leave.
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Reduce the heat to maintain a simmer, cover, and cook until the oxtail is falling off the bone, about 3 ½ to 4 hours.
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When a soccer player's hijab started falling off to reveal her hair, her opponents gathered around to provide cover while she fixed it.
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Causes range from shots being fired to knife fights to skulls being crushed by stones to fans falling off bleachers, sometimes in droves.
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That's because people run out of time, and gift recipients who were at the bottom of their shopping lists end up falling off.
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Not only does he spend a lot of this video falling off a bike in public, but halfway through, his bike gets stolen.
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Now Sutton, who has denied all the allegations leveled at him, is gone too and the wheels are in danger of falling off.
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"The economy is not great, but it's not falling off a cliff either," said Michael Feroli, an economist at JPMorgan in New York.
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CNN visited a 20-storey high-rise still under construction to find that tiles on the brand new exterior were already falling off.
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Falling off the debate stage has been a death knell for several campaigns, as the news media and voters take them less seriously.
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The average debt for Americans starting out in life is $28500,6900, and debt exceeds $2628,28503 during peak earning years before falling off again.
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He spoke of large numbers of people falling off the food-stamp rolls and the influx of people coming back to the workforce.
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However, they were prone to falling off my face as I slept, and rarely absorbed as much fluid as the Mighty Patch stickers.
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"Yes, things are slowing down ... but we aren't falling off a cliff," said Lindsey Bell, CFRA Research Investment Strategist, on "Markets Now" Thursday.
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One night, when he was particularly delirious, we tied him to the bed railings with pajama strings to keep him from falling off.
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Look at Towns take an extra mini-hop as his layup drops through, worried that it might end up falling off the rim.
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Briar Cliff University student Andrea Norton, 20, died after falling off a cliff while posing for a photo in northwestern Arkansas on Saturday.
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The 46-year-old O'Rourke hasn't actively participated in CDC in years, falling off after he left for Columbia University at age 18.
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"The canary in the mine may be falling off its perch," said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pennsylvania.
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"The canary in the mine may be falling off its perch," said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pennsylvania.
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The starch in those overcooked tubers helps the dressing cling to the potato chunks, instead of falling off like so many vinaigrettes can.
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Plus, you can wear them like a necklace when not in use and never have to worry about them falling off your neck.
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Driving to those Beverly Hills meetings, "I was afraid to pull up to the valet, because my hubcaps were falling off," he said.
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For years, there have been calls to install security fences at the top of the cliff to prevent people falling off the sheer drop.
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A 30-year-old man died Thursday after falling off a bridge in Tennessee while he was waiting for someone to change his tire.
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The physical constraints of the recording medium are probably the only thing that kept the arms of the drummer, Chris Hakius, from falling off.
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We saw similar predictions of falling-off Apple sales with the iPhone X last year, which ultimately turned out to be nothing but speculation.
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First off, she's currently summering in Barbados where she continues to make headline news for falling off an inflatable swan to save her wine.
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Treatments, outcomes and quality of life vary widely across institutions, falling off sharply from elite cancer centres to rural, disadvantaged and third-world communities.
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You think you understand the physics — now it gets compounded by adding these icy packs that are constantly evolving and flaking and falling off.
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I think they pulled back because they were worried about someone, like, falling off a tightrope over the Grand Canyon or wherever it was.
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Apple's stock gained 20 percent in the first quarter after falling off the cliff from above $233 to below $143 during the fourth quarter.
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This "severe high grading" impacts employment because drillers are preventing production from falling off dramatically despite completing fewer wells, said IHS analyst Raoul LeBlanc.
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Hugh Jackman laughed his ass off -- and wanted everyone to join in -- when he witnessed Zac Efron falling off a tricycle and tasting asphalt.
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What keeps this film from falling off the cliff is Khan's wonderful performance as a stricken man who has lost everything he cared for.
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I've tried the Planet Fitness $10-a-month deal, and after three months I found myself falling off and eventually skipping the gym altogether.
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And it had never occurred to me that he was an alcoholic—that he needed help and support to avoid falling off the wagon.
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A crew member on the set of Tom Hanks' upcoming Mr. Rogers movie died after suffering a heart attack and falling off a balcony.
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Wang Jian, co-founder and chairman of Chinese conglomerate HNA, died Tuesday after falling off a wall in France while having his photograph taken.
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McGinness takes this frustration with the humor you'd expect from a guy who spent his youth falling off a skateboard onto concrete all day.
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I'm thinking of the scene in Episode 2 when they hop the train, right after we've learned how many people die by falling off.
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Since then, the account page updated to include today's trading (March 9, 2020), which involved the markets falling off the edge of a cliff.
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We had to hold onto the tires to keep from falling off the truck as it bumped along a dirt road through a forest.
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With this, you have a lip that blocks the pizza from falling off the stone, saving your oven a self-cleaning mode or two.
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But in 2016, the number of denials peaked at 23, falling off to 10 in 2017 and then rising slightly to 12 in 2018.
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Philippines: President Rodrigo Duterte suffered bruises after falling off a motorcycle, according to his aides, adding to the mounting public concern about his health.
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Valverde slammed into the barriers at high speed after falling off his bike and was forced to abandon the race in a neck brace.
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I parked along Beachy Head Road near a worn wooden sign that said, "cliff edge," and showed a cartoon man falling off a ledge.
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"The mass-market manufacturers have gotten a lot better at fundamental reliability, the absence of things going wrong, wearing out, falling off," he said.
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I love to explore, even if some of that exploration is unintentional (as in, falling off the track!) or lives partially in my imagination.
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The federal law was designed to create a uniform system to be used nationwide that would prevent sex offenders from falling off the radar.
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They soon appear in front of me, meat falling off the bone, ready to be dunked in house-made sauces: mustard, espresso, and barbecue.
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In the history of the world, do you know how many people have found themselves by making out with Germans and falling off motorbikes?
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Bensimon, 50, said that one night, while filming, castmate Morgan was drunk and unable to walk as her hair extensions were falling off her head.
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The wildly popular and totally inane gadgets have a tendency to suddenly and spontaneously combust, and countless people have injured themselves falling off of them.
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Instead, it's often best to set smaller, realistic goals that are sustainable, and commit to getting right back on the horse after (inevitably) falling off.
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Because with their natural lashes falling off, they have less than when they started [extensions], so they feel like they need them now even more.
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"I got no food, I got no job, our pets heads are falling off and I got no Valentine!" he said, adding his own spin.
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Video from a store showed kitchen utensils and pans hanging from an end cap swinging slightly back and forth and some items falling off shelves.
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"We're not falling off the cliff, but it clearly shows the U.S. economy is not immune to the global slowdown," said Russ Koesterich, of BlackRock.
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"Hiring is falling off dramatically and layoffs are accelerating," Sung Won Sohn, economics professor at Cal State University-Channel Islands told CNNMoney at the time.
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Khizr Khan said his wife didn't say anything during the speech because she "has high blood pressure" and was afraid of falling off the stage.
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British officials however now hope to reassure businesses in Davos that there will be prospect of falling off a "cliff edge" into uncertain trading conditions.
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"The economy clearly is not falling off a cliff by any means, arguably quite the opposite," said Doug Porter, chief economist with BMO Capital Markets.
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And I kind of openly lament that to him, but he understands the math of when he feels like directors start falling off their game.
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Del the Funky Homosapien is recovering at a hospital in Denmark after falling off stage during Gorillaz' headline set at Roskilde Festival on Saturday night.
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There are many ways that your hoverboard could kill you, including catching fire thanks to exploding batteries, or, perhaps the most risky risk: falling off.
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Steph and Dom, who run a hotel in Kent and issue cut-glass sardonics when not guzzling oceans of booze and falling off their sofa.
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Ben Affleck is trying to get past falling off the wagon by moving forward with work ... even if he looks a little worse for wear.
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It seems Dave loaned the GNR singer the throne he used when had a bum leg after falling off a stage last June in Sweeden.
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And AT&T's Edge network back on the original device was so poky that we frequently felt as if we were falling off an Edge.
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After I give the hoverboard a disastrous try, falling off and accidentally slugging him in the eye, we sit down and talk about his routine.
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Literally anytime we've ever heard anyone say, "I'm trying to step back and take a few less gigs in town," it means they're falling off.
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And here she is drifting to the edge of her infinity pool, falling off her float, and then successfully managing not to spill her wine.
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The facial structure was made of keratin, the substance found in fingernails, and was used to break through the egg before falling off shortly after.
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You don't have to use words to say, 'I love you, who cares, look at this funny picture of Justin Bieber falling off a unicycle.
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"The difficulty is the artist had to lift the chin so that the head would stay on because it would keep falling off," Lajeunesse added.
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You can't cut corners and you can't have it be cheap where things are going to be breaking down and handles will be falling off.
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The number of incidents then rose sharply during the first half of 2019, hitting a peak this summer before falling off as the year ended.
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But many customers have tales of tailor despair, from bespoke clothes that are paid for but never delivered, to sleeves falling off at the seams.
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Del the Funky Homosapien is still recovering at a hospital in Denmark, after falling off stage during Gorillaz' headline set at Roskilde Festival last Saturday night.
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An 11-year-old girl has died after falling off a water ride at U.K. amusement park Drayton Manor, local authorities confirmed in an online statement.
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I kept on making random shit until one of them went inexplicably viral, of just this stick figure falling off a cliff over and over again.
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Morro Bay Fire Captain Todd Gailey advised fiancees everywhere to propose, "Where you're not in danger of falling off a cliff," he told The Associated Press.
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As we reported, Ben said on Sunday he regretted falling off the wagon but said he was doubling down in his resolve to regain his sobriety.
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IT HAD been touted as a speech that would save Turkey's beleaguered currency, the lira, from falling off a cliff—or at least soften the landing.
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His early posts were a mix of fairly tame goofs: physical comedy like slipping on banana peel slip, twerking in space suits, or falling off treadmills.
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Commentators like Ben Shapiro -- as far to the right of the sane spectrum you can get without falling off into madness -- have condemned his bigotry also.
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The macro brings out a cosmic beauty in the burbling CD. And just look at those letters falling off the label of the lip balm. Nice.
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With one hand on the saddle and another in the air, the officer rode the bull with minimal effort for about 30 seconds before falling off.
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See, Patti and I had been close back in 1977, when she was recovering from a broken collarbone after falling off a stage in Tampa, Florida.
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Yesterday, 500,000 people took to Washington DC to tell the lecherous little pussy-grabber in the White House that they weren't falling off without a fight.
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At her party's conference last week, her final speech was marred by a coughing fit and letters falling off the slogan on the set behind her.
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But the opposite has happened: The recession is deepening, the government is much more enmeshed in scandal, and its international reputation is falling off a cliff.
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After a short while, Robert got up and hurried to the bathroom in a bow-legged waddle, clutching the condom to keep it from falling off.
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"To imply that fenders are falling off as a sign of something wrong or that something is not functioning appropriately is inaccurate," he said by email.
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This phenomenon, known to doctors as onychomadesis, usually results in the nail falling off long after an initial event (such as an injury) arrests nail growth.
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As I mentioned earlier, you have to pull really, really hard to remove them, so if they are falling off it's likely you're doing something wrong.
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Caleb: Here I was pretty fit, I'm wearing my favorite rugby shorts and I wore those shoes until they were pretty much falling off my feet.
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You know, I think we've gotta get back to, and we are slowly getting back to where this issue is never falling off the table again.
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He found this hilarious, nearly falling off his chair, and said, "Yes, of course," like I was a child asking if mommy and daddy loved me.
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Peng, who started his career as a software engineer at Google, said smaller players are falling off because of high costs and the economics of scale.
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"He was continuously falling off the bed and injuring his hip," Mr. Brennan said, adding that his inability to exercise also contributed to several health problems.
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Trump downplayed the initial threat posed by the virus before reversing course after stock markets cratered on fears the global economy was falling off a cliff.
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Trump downplayed the initial threat posed by the virus before reversing course after stock markets cratered on fears the global economy was falling off a cliff.
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"This man does not look like a MIT alumnus, he looks like a fifth-year senior at the university of falling off a surfboard," Oliver joked.
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New York's subway struggles with chronic delays, partly because of mechanical breakdowns but also because of debris on the tracks and even people falling off platforms.
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He drove under sidewalk scaffolding, his car's side-view mirrors and license plates falling off, as pedestrians were thrown atop his car and dragged underneath it.
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It's a blueprint not too dissimilar to that of how the Patriots started the 2019 season before falling off in the latter half of the year.
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Lopez was back on Tuesday and the Nets were a different team, building up a 298-point lead at one point before falling off the pace.
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In his first appearance on the ballot, Posada, the stalwart catcher of the Yankees' recent glory years, is in danger of falling off without future consideration.
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Our sex was the typical 20-year-olds looking at each other and ripping off each other's clothes and falling off the bed [type of sex].
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After falling off a cliff in the wake of weak iPhone sales last holiday season, Apple&aposs stock has rebounded this year as its business stabilized.
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Its share price reached an all-time high of $2,050.50 before falling off to $2,039.51 and a market value of roughly $995 billion by market close.
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"Just showing that these numbers are not falling off a cliff" will be positive, said Keith Lerner, chief market strategist at SunTrust Advisory Services in Atlanta.
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Watching videos of people flipping and falling off of two-wheeled hoverboards like the Segway miniPro is endlessly fun, but actually riding one and risking your neck?
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The detail about magnetic tapes falling off the back of a truck is funny, but the use of the technology in data storage is actually not uncommon.
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Didn’t even notice yr headline, too busy falling off my chair at the fact that our dear old HRH gave the scoop to that magazine!
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Other people might not like the way it looks when their skin is falling off, so they peel it off to prevent it from looking that way.
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I felt like we were doing something special but [also] like the people that weren't out there to see it thought we were falling off the cliff.
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In this short video, Alex Sorgente, Milton Martinez, and Jan Hoffman shred what was once Atlantis' aquaventure park in Dubai, without falling off these impossibly high slides.
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There is a sizable churn for those with pre-existing conditions -- a natural, and historical, record of a large percentage falling off plans, then getting back on.
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Black T-shirt depicting Trump as a biker and Clinton falling off the motorcycle's back alongside the words IF YOU CAN READ THIS, THE BITCH FELL OFF.
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"We develop skills by climbing trees, walking on walls and falling off and learning all those visual motor skills which people aren't doing any more," she added.
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One migrant died after falling off the seven-meter high metal barrier on Sunday, while 22 others and 12 security personnel were injured, the interior ministry said.
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"A slowdown in growth is very much a risk, but we don't foresee demand falling off a cliff as a result," said Ashley Petersen of Stratas Advisors.
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But there is also that constant fear of losing those tiny little plastic knobs and people are going to extreme lengths to prevent them from falling off.
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And, no, it wasn't this timeless clip of a bloke falling off a table in Wetherspoons after what seems to be about 12 pints of Shipyard IPA.
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If you're worried about the vacuum bumping into items on the floor or falling off stairs, fear not Want to stay updated on everything Prime Day 2019?
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If you've always dreamed of using your neck to do something more productive than just keeping your head from falling off, these might be just the ticket.
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The Toronto Raptors are falling off the pace in the Eastern Conference playoff race and look to reverse course when they visit the Detroit Pistons on Friday.
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Falling off a ladder and breaking your leg was part of God's plan to get you to meet your future partner when you were at the hospital.
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But it hasn't all been glamorous: In 2013, video surfaced of him falling off a horse at a race, undercutting the glowing official account of the event.
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If they do indeed come up short of a playoff spot, it will be because of their traditionally stingy defense falling off — they're 25th in defensive rating.
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"It doesn't mean that the economy and the jobs market are falling off a cliff," said John Velis, global macro strategist at BNY Mellon in New York.
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It's no surprise that the cast of "The Walking Dead" uses stunt doubles, with all the characters' falling off bridges in cars and running with sharp objects.
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Between Wayne's label woes, Drake's apparent artistic rut, and Ross almost totally falling off, the song's underlying melancholy seems to have become something of a fulfilled prophecy.
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"I asked him in front of everyone about his op-ed in the Wall Street Journal where he called Warren's economic populism 'falling off a cliff,'" Khanna said.
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Refiners use less crude oil and demand for gasoline is also in a winter lull, but demand has already been falling off, and gasoline supplies are also growing.
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We were talking and Picasso was saying how quickly he modelled L'Homme au mouton and how bits kept falling off so it had to be cast straight away.
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We're told Khloe's view was that she was exercising tough love on Rob, because she felt he was falling off the wagon and Chyna was preying on him.
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If all of a sudden numbers start falling off a cliff in late August or early September, I doubt they will raise rates, they will take a pass.
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"It's just eroding and concrete is falling off," said National Park Service spokeswoman Jenny Anzelmo-Sarles as she showed how the original support beams from 1932 are corroding.
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" Marlene Dietrich Dietrich took a series of falls in the '70s that had wits everywhere turning the name of her most famous performance into "Falling Off Stage Again.
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See, EA Sports Big games tend to have a pattern where you can tell the series is falling off because they'll let EDM producers do 5 songs apiece.
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And national polling conducted before the release of the Mueller report shows that only a minority of voters favor impeachment and support was even falling off among Democrats.
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In another incident in a nearby town a 40-year-old scooter rider also reportedly died after falling off her ride and being run over by a truck.
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I was pretty sure I wouldn't be able to; I can't skate for the life of me, and have a habit of falling off moving things at CES.
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After falling off a yacht, he gets amnesia, and a single mom (Faris) who had been previously scorned by Leonardo convinces him that they are a married couple.
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But there seems to be a bit of a disconnect when they return from service, often falling off society's radar and ending up without homes, jobs, or care?
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It appears Diallo stepped on the step leading to the passenger side door before suddenly falling off and under the truck as it turned right on Jerome Avenue.
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We hiked up a perilously steep snakehole-filled hill, decked out in glorious Betsy attire, and prevented one another from "stealing the show" by falling off the cliff.
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Once cut and clamped it withers away into a firm black stump over the first week of life before falling off and leaving that much adored belly button.
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I set up a low practice wire in my study, in the upper floor of an Oxford college, and began a process of falling off it every day.
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But the most serious dangers of the trek became very real with the news that a migrant had died after falling off the back of a crowded truck.
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It's also clear that retail sales and demand is falling off, and so the ability to be able to adjust production to current market realities is also important.
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A man died after falling off a bridge into a river in the southwestern city of Hiroshima, and another died after being swept into a canal, NHK reported.
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The survey showed Sanders, as in 2016, dominating among young voters and leading among those aged 30 to 44, but falling off sharply among those who were older.
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Spring, summer, and even fall bring out the best in our dressed-for-success[ful-socializing] abilities — it's winter where we find ourselves falling off the social grid.
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And earlier this month, 24-year-old Jacoby Stoneking died after falling off a scooter he was riding home from work in Dallas, according to CNN affiliate KTVT.
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Act four is real photos of the new phone and (if you're Google) some of them falling off a truck and getting "reviewed" before the phone is even released.
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Everybody was working like crazy, stuff was falling off the walls, people were welding, sawing, sparks were flying, and I was like, perfect, now I can get something done!
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Fun Fact: The film's car pileup sequence was intended to be shot with real logs falling off of a truck, but screen tests revealed that they wouldn't bounce enough.
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And while I never had problems with them falling off—either normally or while running—I definitely wouldn't call these workout ready unless you're on a bike or something.
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She was sitting on her bed with her dress falling off her next to an open box of cornflakes and a half-eaten container of take-out Chinese food.
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Free: iOS You are in control of guiding the ball down the track at the right speed to make it through as many gates as possible without falling off.
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Along the way, Penhaul met people like Jessica Ochoa who had lost a leg the year before, after falling off the train while fleeing gang violence in El Salvador.
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"Having to sacrifice such simple pleasures sends a message to these people that they are slowly falling off the bottom of the vast middle class rung," the authors wrote.
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Seconds later, the candy bars can be seen falling off the top of the child's costume, with an attendee picking them up and placing them in the child's bag.
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They twist and turn in ways that are hard to predict, and you always seem to be just a moment away from falling off the edge to your death.
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This shooting is yet another example of body cameras falling off or malfunctioning at a critical time — in the moment the public most needs the cameras to work properly.
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Several analysts pointed to the traditionally cyclical nature of mainframe revenues, which tend to surge for 2-4 quarters after the launch of a new launch before falling off.
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The fundraising data at the end of each year tells a fascinating tale of hope and then a rising fervor of activity before falling off a cliff in December.
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A true TGIT-worthy series is a veritable feast of jaw-dropping twists and set pieces that veer towards the unbelievable without falling off the "no that's impossible" cliff.
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According to NBC5, the local trash pandas (the Internet's affectionate pet name for raccoons) are getting drunk off fermented crab apples, which turned boozy after falling off neighborhood trees.
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You can just imagine her strolling down the street in a breezy, white midi-dress, scuffed leather boots, tousled curls, and a cable-knit cardigan falling off one shoulder.
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The difference between a forced ending — like, say Stefan falling off of a building — and a true ending — like Stefan winding up in prison — comes down to the credits.
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All the store closure announcements have also been bad news for U.S. mall owners like Simon and Macerich, which were already struggling with traffic to department stores falling off.
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Two bloggers, who spent the last couple of years of their lives traveling the world, tragically died after falling off an overlook at Yosemite National Park on Oct. 24.
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Although Kate's birthday winded up with a twisted ankle from falling off a scale, Metz says she and her character have a lot in common at their shared age.
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If you notice your laptop's hard drive performance starts falling off a cliff, for example, it might be time to back up your stuff and buy a replacement drive.
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He was young, productive and for reasons I'll never understand, decided to hitch his wagon to the Vancouver Canucks, a team that's been falling off a cliff for years.
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To prevent the infant from falling off, the father allegedly said he positioned the child along the back of the couch and between the father's left arm and chest.
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We hiked up a perilously steep snake- hole filled hill, decked out in glorious Betsy attire, and prevented one another from "stealing the show" by falling off the cliff.
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To not see your mom for weeks and suddenly there's a random pimp stroking her thigh and trying to keep her strapless top from falling off during beach play?
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The Blue Dog caucus was created in 28500 as a group of moderate Democrats who work to keep the far left and far right from falling off a cliff.
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During the years when Phelps dutifully trained every day, including Sunday, Lochte missed time because of injuries sustained riding a motor scooter, break-dancing and falling off a skateboard.
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Pape, long an indispensable Wagnerian at the Met, has experienced some falling off in power, but his Gurnemanz was more vivid than before, exhibiting a pained, almost desperate edge.
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Officials sourced full-faced oxygen masks small enough to fit the boys, to remove the chances of them falling off during the long arduous journey through the craggy tunnels.
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The wheels were already falling off the wagon on Monday, however, when he came under fire for his tweets after his win over the No. 5 seed Dominic Thiem.
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I'd seen plenty of day-by-day video diaries of Fraxel patients' skin scaling and falling off in certain areas, but my own skin sloughing was markedly less dramatic.
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Unemployment is near its lowest level in 2237 years and prime-age employment rates have bounced back after falling off sharply during the 22017-255 recession and its aftermath.
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The world is falling off track on ambitious global development goals adopted by U.N. members, a panel of scientists said in an independent assessment report released at U.N. headquarters.
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To this day, they're the bestselling boy band in the world and despite falling off the map for a while back in late 2000s, they're still together making music.
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She credited May with calming business fears of falling off a cliff edge into uncertain trading conditions when she explained that she wanted the phased implementation of any deal.
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That vote came after incidents of parts falling off US aircraft and landing outside the base, including near schools and numerous flashpoints involving US defense personnel and local residents.
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Normally when I wear mules or other backless shoes, I'd have to scrunch my toes to keep the shoe from falling off, but that's not the case with these.
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When the fan lifted the singer up around his waist, the two lost their balance and ended up falling off the stage onto the floor a few feet below.
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The eggs are pointed on one end so that they roll like a top in a tight circle, preventing them from falling off cliff ledges and into the sea.
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Though she experienced some setbacks on that first trip, including falling off a cliff and fracturing her hand and some ribs, Mexía brought home around 500 specimens, Google said.
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It sent off agent Tony DiNozzo in a beautiful way, giving all his main relationships closure without making you feel like he's falling off the face of the Earth.
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A woman claims she broke her pelvis falling off a stripper pole mounted on a bus during a bachelorette party, and she says the bus company is to blame.
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Luckily there are iron bars on my window that will keep my dish from falling off the windowsill and into the rubbish bins of the restaurant next door. Charming.
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The preliminary details indicate his death may be the result of the Jeep falling off the jacks onto the victim on July 4th during the 6.4 earthquake that jolted Ridgecrest.
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"Although the credit profile of Turkey is deteriorating, it is not falling off a cliff and the ability and willingness to pay is still pretty strong in dollars," he said.
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For Walker, air, land, and sky are interchangeable in their fluidity; the artist paints them as layered, floating and charged, oozing, dragged within and often falling off the gridded card.
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When Sara Hebard's 8-year-old son suffered a minor injury after falling off his bicycle, she never expected her boy would be fighting for his life just days later.
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The Giles County Sheriff&aposs Office told FOX17 that James Johnson, 30, died after falling off a bridge along Highway 64 near Pulaski, located about 70 miles south of Nashville.
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According to a case report published by her doctor in JAMA Dermatology, the woman's toenails stopped growing and started falling off soon after she received a so-called fish pedicure.
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National Briefing | South The authorities say a woman lied when she told the police her daughter, 8, was killed when a gun accidentally discharged after falling off a table. Sgt.
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The masked men follow him and after another brief interaction, one of the assailants suddenly kicks Singh, causing him to fall back to the ground with his turban falling off.
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"Japan's economy is stagnating but not falling off the cliff with non-manufacturers' sentiment and capital expenditure holding up, " said Yoshiki Shinke, chief economist at Dai-ichi Life Research Institute.
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Much like the 2013 video game the film is based on, Lara seems to constantly be either fighting off angry men, nearly drowning, or falling off something very high up.
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"I got no food, I got no job, our pets heads are falling off and I got no Valentine!" he said, adding his own spin to highlight his single status.
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He also confirmed that the 32-year-old actor and model, who famously appeared in Lady Gaga's "Born this Way" music video, died after falling off a balcony in Montreal.
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Damaged cells must die—otherwise we might get cancer or other diseases—through programmed cell death processes, the most famous of which is apoptosis (from the Greek for "falling off").
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Emswiller, a sound technician on the film which features Hanks as the title character, Mister Rogers (real name Fred McFeely Rogers), died after falling off the roof of a building.
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"My skin just fell off my chest, and then I looked in the mirror and I had skin falling off here and, on my face," he told the news outlet.
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Instead, it puts its research and development capital into improving the app, and providing protective phone cases that securely mount onto the front of an officer's uniform without falling off.
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A weapon belonging to an off-duty FBI agent accidentally fired after falling off the agent, striking the patron in the leg, while the agent was dancing at the establishment.
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He had an easy delivery that found him slowly falling off the mound to his glove side, his right leg swinging around behind him as hitters flailed at his stuff.
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Doctors tried to rebuild it, but there was only so much they could do; he was left with a quarter-sized mouth and a prosthetic nose that kept falling off.
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Warren's "This Fight is Our Fight" reached the top of the New York Times Best Sellers list for hardcover and remained on the list for several weeks before falling off.
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"He was as far right as you could go without falling off the earth," Mike Lofgren, a former Republican congressional staff member, who has become a Trump critic, told me.
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CHRISTIE FADES AS KASICH RISES: The Hill's Bradford Richardson reports: The second poll in as many days finds Republican presidential hopeful Chris Christie falling off in the New Hampshire primary.
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After her death, the people of Monroe tried to wheel her coffin down the hill but were unable — the coffin kept falling off— so they were forced to carry it.
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Thanks to their enormous physical spaces and particularly sluggish push toward digital innovation, institutions that were once thriving centers of commerce are increasingly falling off the already sparse retail map.
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" Now that the government was trying to save the whole economy from falling off the cliff, there were two choices: "We're going to decide, basically: Hey, we don't need regulation.
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"He loves it," a source familiar with the President's thinking said, describing Trump as relishing the sense he can take matters all the way to the edge without falling off.
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Alejandro Valverde, who assists Quintana at Movistar, slammed into the barriers at high speed after falling off his bike and was forced to abandon the race in a neck brace.
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It wasn't falling off the playoff committee's radar that hurt most — it was the loss, once again, of good, old-fashioned neighborhood bragging rights, the Big Ten East Division title.
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Falling down on the job In addition to tripping, falling off a ladder or other height ties for second most common injury during Halloween, says the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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"Japan's economy is stagnating but not falling off the cliff with non-manufacturers' sentiment and capital expenditure holding up," said Yoshiki Shinke, chief economist at Dai-ichi Life Research Institute.
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When performed on stage, it is characterized by supreme physicality, inventive form such as people falling off walls into darkness, and spontaneous collapses onto the floor, and almost maddening repetition.
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While the location and material were perfect, the single page on which Youd was typing the full novel had nearly ripped in two, shreds of letters falling off like confetti.
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The 57-year-old star was rushed to hospital on Tuesday after falling off his scooter on the state road to Costa Corallina, in the province of Olbia, La Nuova reported.
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I think the fears about housing falling off a cliff are over placed...if they [Lowe's] control margins it should be off to the races," he said on the "Halftime Report.
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Duvall is hardly alone: Since Pokémon Go's release and subsequent immense popularity, there have been reports nationwide of distracted players getting bitten by snakes, falling off cliffs – and even being robbed.
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"I don't see it falling off a cliff by any stretch of the imagination when you look at a 12- to 24-month horizon," he said in a call with analysts.
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To keep growth from falling off a cliff, authorities are pushing a raft of stimulus measures, like building more high-speed rail lines and encouraging state-owned banks to keep lending.
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Torres had a rough upbringing that included getting hooked on drugs in his teenage years and later working as Lenny Kravitz's assistant before he was fired for falling off the wagon.
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Underscoring the confusion, British Prime Minister Theresa May made a calamitous keynote speech on Wednesday, interrupted by coughing fits, a prankster and letters of a slogan falling off her stage backdrop.
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The 57-year-old star was rushed to hospital on Tuesday after falling off his scooter on the state road to Costa Corallina, in the province of Olbia, La Nuova reported.
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"While the data has been weak relative to expectations, it hasn't necessarily been weak, so it's not as though the economy has been falling off a cliff," Bespoke's Paul Hickey wrote.
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Sweeney, who was competing in the Olympics for the first time, lost control at curve 9 of the Alpensia Sliding Centre track, crashing against the sides before falling off her sled.
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And Margaret Atwood's novel pointedly makes Jezebel's feel cheap and tawdry, with the women all wearing worn clothes with the sequins falling off and caking their faces in dried-out makeup.
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I'm also impressed with how whoever engineered this whole thing kept that fake baby from falling off the dog, and kept the fake baby's cig from flying out of its mouth.
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Everyone is there to lift each other up and cheer on each other's accomplishments, whether it's unlocking a complicated new trick or being able to ride 20 feet without falling off.
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Or, depending on the degree at which you tilt your head or squint your eyes, dresses that appear to basically be falling off the likes of Kate Bosworth and Emma Stone.
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On my back is a big, cherry red backpack stuffed with Western essentials like sweat-wicking t-shirts and high-end skin care products to keep my face from falling off.
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Victorians used to have to reconstitute their shriveled, rock-hard hunk of sheep's gut in water before use, and then tie a ribbon around it to keep it from falling off.
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She's not afraid of long scenes, she's not afraid of pictures falling off walls or of foxes following you to … … the bus stop and that final farewell, which left me shredded.
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"Since the masks are falling off, we are discovering finally the real aim of the regime in," said a statement by the opposition coalition which included Mr. Fayulu among the signatories.
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The 49ers and Rams will battle for N.F.C. West bragging rights, and Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs will try to get right back onto the horse after falling off last week.
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So we're not just talking about 1 outlier poll here, we are talking about a trend that has Bernie on the rise and Warren falling off as Pete steals her voters.
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Or if the person has had a fall or significant injury (such as falling off the back of a barstool and hitting their head), then you should seek medical attention, she advises.
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Photo: Meizu/VivoSlowly but surely, ports have been falling off our devices, and as a preview of our fully wireless future, Meizu and Vivo recently released seamless phones with nary an opening.
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While visiting San Francisco in 2016, Jang Yeo Im's son Park Jeong Whan, then 8 months, hit his head after falling off the bed in their hotel room, reported Kaiser Health News.
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This week, South Korea's government cut its 2019 growth outlook to 2.6-19830 pct, which will be the lowest since 230, and data showed Indonesian exports for November falling off a cliff.
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" He broke his ankle during the run after falling off a stack of dishes, went back to Los Angeles and got a call asking him to do a reading of "The Producers.
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The SUV's speedometer was "pinned" at 90 mph, but that did not mean the car was going at that speed before falling off the cliff, Baarts said, according to the Washington Post.
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And once I realized the only thing connecting the shoe to my foot was a pretty velvet strap, I was sure I wouldn't make it out the door without them falling off.
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The most dangerous places to take a self-portrait seem to be high places or in water: 16 people died from falling off a cliff or a tall building, while 14 drowned.
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Steve Scanlon, who drove here from his home in Connecticut, manned a table displaying a shirt that featured a cartoon image of Trump riding a motorcycle with Clinton falling off the back.
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Instead, her bid to reassert her dwindling authority was marred by a calamitous keynote speech interrupted by repeated coughing fits, a prankster and letters of her party's slogan falling off the backdrop.
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Thankfully, the "Total Divas" star was able to enter into a 12-step program to get clean ... and says she still attends AA meetings every week to avoid falling off the wagon.
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A belt keeps his gray slacks from falling off the body of Ben Affleck, a man who people totally believed would get a giant phoenix back tattoo during his mid-life crisis.
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But the embrace quickly took a (literal) downward fall when her jumping pulled him to the floor, where only the light box prevented him from falling off the stage onto the ground.
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We're still kind of suffering from some weak trends associated with trade-related issues that kind of boosted some activity last year, and we're seeing some of the falling off of that.
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"We're trying to limit their exposure to injury," Rivera said, having seen videos that showed people falling off their boards, or making sharp turns into other people, obstacles, or even swimming pools.
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Like something falling off the stage in the middle of a scene and not trying to avoid it but rather treating it like a gift so… it's one of my favorite bits.
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I think my reading habit is falling off, as I'm too addicted to my phone these days because I had a viral post that got 2122.40k likes, so I keep checking that.
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May's speech to activists on Wednesday was ruined by coughing fits, a comedian handing her a bogus employment termination notice and by letters falling off the slogans on the set behind her.
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"When a hand touches that door handle, you've got to have some material coming off on the hand and staying on the hand without falling off onto any other surface," he said.
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Other than the sound of my friends chatting and drips falling off the stalactites, the cave is completely silent, though I'm sure it houses dozens if not hundreds of (thankfully) sleeping bats.
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Students were most likely to hurt themselves while falling off the bed or jumping on or off the bed, which could be prevented, the study authors write in the journal Injury Prevention.
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I've probably tried this with toast toward the end of eating a piece, when there's less risk of shit falling off than if I inverted my toast right from the get-go.
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If you see a film of a teapot first sitting on the edge of a table, then falling off the table and shattering into a thousand shards, the film appears perfectly normal.
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"Many people in Britain feel the country is on the verge of falling off the cliff and a good deal with the United States is a very important lifeline," Professor Fielding said.
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READ: Harvey Weinstein's ankle monitor keeps mysteriously falling off the radar Weinstein also just last week came to a tentative multimillion-dollar agreement to pay alleged victims, the New York Times reported.
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Made to last, the jump ring on the dog tag is soldered closed so you won't have to worry about it falling off your pup (even if they like to play rough).
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Divisions over May's future burst into the open on Friday after her conference speech was ruined by a comedian, coughing fit and even letters falling off the slogans behind her on stage.
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Being in a dog's mouth, Ms. Ketcham said, could be considered traumatic — but so could falling off a sandy cliff, the rescuers' leading theory of how the fawn got in the water.
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The Medicaid spending caps proposed as part of Obamacare repeal were projected to lead to hundreds of billions of dollars in spending cuts and millions of people falling off the Medicaid rolls.
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Or you think we've tapped that as sort of the ... One of the audiences is falling off, people aren't paying for these big bundles and subsidizing sports if they're not watching it.
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People have been injured at the chunk falling off ladders and crashing ATV's but there has never been a serious incident involving a defective machine in the three-decade history of the event.
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Seriously: Your outfit could be totally mediocre, and all of a sudden, with your jacket falling off just so, it'll look like you tried less (and yes, that's a good thing these days).
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That is why some analysts put such emphasis on the need for an interim solution that avoids the risk of Britain falling off a cliff at the end of the Article 50 process.
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Click here to view original GIFWhen the tops of the cups are taped together, the cups are able to roll all the way down down a set of parallel tracks without falling off.
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After falling off the political radar a bit this summer, Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren is back in the spotlight after her withering takedown of Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf in Tuesday's Senate hearing.
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His brother and road manager (Sam Elliott) leaves him, and while Ally inspires Jackson to get sober in fits and spurts, he nevertheless keeps falling off the wagon at the worst possible moments.
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For hours on Sunday night, the Royal Caribbean cruise passenger clung to her mattress to avoid falling off her bed as huge waves tossed around the massive ship, the Anthem of the Seas.
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The sleek and durable set of four screws means you won't have to worry about the arms getting loosey-goosey or falling off altogether, even if you wear your pair on the daily.
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Border Patrol agents said that the woman was impaled on pieces of rebar after falling off the border fence late Friday night near the San Ysidro Port of Entry, according to BuzzFeed News.
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With the gold medal in her sights, she soared high into a front somersault but lost her footing and had to grab the beam with both hands to save herself from falling off.
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He made enough money so they could live in a small residential hotel in Downtown L.A. Bill and Bridgett Sheffield were so close to their financial edge that they were falling off it.
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A Cleveland Browns fan was hospitalized Sunday after suffering a seizure and falling off of a van while tailgating in the stadium parking lot ... and it was captured during a live news broadcast.
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Before you go find your teenage son and pry his recalled Swagway from his cold, millennial hands, enjoy this clip of Mike Tyson falling off his hoverboard: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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In 2009, he signed for Manchester City, as cover for Shay Given — "the bionic man: he'd have an arm falling off and he'd still play" — expecting chances in the F.A. and League Cups.
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One NFC West team is a perennial NFC contender, pegged by many as the favorite to represent the NFC in Super Bowl LI. It's now 211-217, and the wheels are falling off.
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Representative Joseph P. Kennedy III, Democrat of Massachusetts, said it would be reckless to extend Medicaid work requirements to the entire country without knowing why people were falling off the rolls in Arkansas.
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A new crop of young people like Moniot are falling off their parents' insurance plans when they turn 26—the age when the Affordable Care Act stipulates that children must leave family policies.
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In Miami, the number of bars and restaurants near American Airlines Arena steadily increased while James was there, hitting a high of 250-plus, before falling off slightly after James returned to Cleveland.
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For instance: While parks are typically reserved for falling off bikes, doing poppers, and taking your dog to shit—depending on what kind of life you lead—they are also widely used for breakups.
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Stark pointed to the 1942 short story, "Funes the Memorious" by Jorge Luis Borges, in which the main character, after falling off his horse and hitting his head, was suddenly able to remember everything.
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The woman told investigators she recalled drinking too much on the river and kept falling off a paddle board, so her friends placed her in a raft for her own safety, the affidavit said.
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Well the wires that go inside in the ornament and stop the metal part from falling off also were in her foot and spread out in the same way it does in the ornament.
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" "She would never say never, but he needs to completely change his personality," the source explained, adding that Disick "needs structure, a job and a role to stop him from falling off the wagon.
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We hit the lake, and I took my turn on the tube after a few others tried it out, falling off into the water just as they did at the end of my ride.
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They cross into late afternoon sunshine and soon they are driving through light traffic down the sunny highway, heading for home, bits and pieces of the new car falling off as they roll along.
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We've all had our share of suitcase nightmares — no one needs another wheel falling off or a handle breaking clean while you're running through the airport — so why not invest in something that'll last?
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They are engineered to enhance grip and have a conductive palm and fingertip design to keep your fingers from falling off while you post stories and respond to emails in the dead of winter.
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There's even a virtual coach who can keep an eye on and provide feedback and teach users valuable lessons, such as how to recover from falling off track — a common pitfall for dieters everywhere.
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A viable autonomous car would need to be able, he said, to avoid a mattress falling off a moving truck on a crowded highway, even if it had never encountered such a situation before.
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The 46-year-old surf legend pulled an UNBELIEVABLE move during a competition in Hawaii -- falling off his board and getting back on in the same ride -- and it was all captured on video.
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"Don't always buy the headlines, the headlines are screaming China might be falling off a cliff, but if you look at the economy, it's not exactly true," he told CNBC's "Worldwide Exchange " on Friday.
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There's something spectacular about falling off the horse and getting back up again, and we're extremely excited to hear Amoruso tell her story in her own words on the Disrupt SF stage in September.
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According to a Instagram video that he ran this morning, the apparent CCTV footage, showing Green falling off of a chair unconscious, was in fact part of a "new project" that he's working on.
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Of course, chefs are known to let off steam through booze, but agency work, while giving you your time back or increasing your earnings, can be the catalyst for falling off the wagon altogether.
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"My first Chicago snow began with a huge snow/ice block falling off a train and hitting me on the shoulder," Latisha Ellison, who works in public relations, said in a post on Twitter.
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Bassist Tim Hellman often anchors these sprawling pieces, and both Dan Rincon and Paul Quattrone offer memorable drum parts, each one filling in the gaps and complementing the other without ever falling off beat.
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But even as the numbers give some assurance that the economy isn't falling off a cliff, there's nothing in it that will give the Federal Reserve reason to reconsider its approach on interest rates.
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People often get very worked up about whether a politician is technically "lying" when they say something that isn't true, or if they've just stumbled into falsehood as if accidentally falling off a chair.
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During Donnelly's visit with Trump in the Roosevelt Room, the president "talked about the Queens-Midtown Tunnel with the tiles falling off, which he would see on his way to La Guardia," Donnelly recalled.
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"One of the things we realized was we were dropping balls and things were falling off because there was no proper handover, especially when two employees took weeks off back to back," says Nigam.
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To connect with Vigo's youth, the mayor has not hesitated to show off his floss dancing skills in front of hundreds of schoolchildren, or risk falling off his bike while inaugurating a BMX competition.
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The Fed should hike interest rates at a mid-June policy meeting unless data before then shows the U.S. economy is falling off its positive track, Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker said late on Monday.
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The Federal Reserve should hike interest rates at a mid-June policy meeting unless data before then shows the U.S. economy is falling off its positive track, Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker said on Monday.
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So, while folks were complaining about drinks falling off of counters in Montana, a stronger earthquake hit the Philippines, registering a magnitude of 6.5, knocking over a building and killing at least one confirmed person.
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Later, in response to it being so "big and heavy" that it was falling off her fingers, Hilton decided to have a few replicas of the ring made for her to wear around, stress-free.
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"When inflation's going higher, the Bank of England's about to the raise rates and consumer spending's falling off a cliff, all those things don't combine well for people selling on the high street," Lawler added.
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"I don't want consumers to think that if the fire hazard is resolved that the devices are safe," Kaye warned, citing numerous reports the CPSC has received about people suffering injuries after falling off hoverboards.
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May's bid to reassert her dwindling authority was ruined on Wednesday when her keynote speech was interrupted by repeated coughing fits, a prankster, and even letters of her slogan falling off the set behind her.
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I got so up close and personal with a fake rock wall at Refinery29's experiential pop-up, 29Rooms, that fuzzy little pieces of moss kept falling off of my dress long after my visit.
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If Instagram museums show that we're careening towards the end of civilization, perhaps suffusing generational vapidity with the techniques of mindfulness and messages of social justice is keeping us from falling off of the edge.
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Hart said the "accidents of the future" will not be mechanical problems like an engine falling off but rather like the two fatal MAX crashes where anti-stall software and pilot actions have been raised.
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Remove the lid and bake until the chicken is nearly falling off the bone, about 30 minutes more (test a piece by piercing with a fork to see if the meat pulls away easily.) 9.
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"What a falling off was there!" can sometimes seem like the only thing she has to say to the present, and yet she lives not so much in the past as out of time altogether.
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"We still expect a combination of weaker global demand and the strong dollar to weigh on the manufacturing sector this year, but it is clear that activity is not falling off a cliff," he added.
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"We could be faced with the prospect of leaving the EU by 'falling off a cliff' – as some have described leaving with no deal – with potentially disastrous economic consequences," MP Neil Carmichael said on Sunday.
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ROME — At the end of 2017, Italy produced the most unlikely of antiheroes: Spelacchio, or Mangy, an ill-fated Christmas tree that arrived for display at Piazza Venezia in Rome with its needles falling off.
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Second-tier and third-tier candidates, however, are at much greater risk of falling off the radar screen for an electorate that may soon be at a standstill, distracted by an impeachment circus in Washington.
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Visitors from other countries sometimes dress this way and, if they can make it work (the "toga" is hard to keep from falling off your shoulder), most Ashanti I know are delighted to see it.
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But even as the city disintegrated under the junta, with chunks of mortar falling off once grand buildings and cracking the skulls of passers-by, the water pots were still set out for the thirsty.
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So you can even build a case for decadence, not as a falling-off or disappointing end, but as a healthy balance between the misery of poverty and the dangers of growth for growth's sake.
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So you can even build a case for decadence, not as a falling-off or disappointing end, but as a healthy balance between the misery of poverty and the dangers of growth for growth's sake.
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We walk all the way to the end, which takes about an hour, and T. makes me mad with a picture that he takes with K. where he pretends to be falling off the cliff.
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"The suggestion that all players at a particular age are falling off a cliff is an excuse being used to drive down player salaries," Tony Clark, the executive director of the M.L.B. Players Association, said.
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For instance, Dr. Susan Crockford went public this week saying the walruses filmed for this scene were falling off the cliff to escape polar bears ... not because climate change is reducing their natural icy habitat.
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It sees profit growth in the U.S. market, which comprises more than half of the global equity market, falling off to roughly 4 percent in 2019 from an eight-year high of 21 percent in 2018.
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Recently the world went nuts watching video of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, video that appeared to show his eyebrow falling off at a press conference and that was it and we never saw it again.
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After months of working with a psychiatrist, we uncovered the outrage I had toward Donald Trump represented the outrage for when my brother died suddenly after falling off a cliff when I was 9 years old.
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To give you an idea of just how strange things get, the episode culminates in Oliver presenting a record-breaking marble cake — made by the Last Week Tonight team — that depicts Berdimuhamedow falling off a horse.
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Speaking on Monday, Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker said the central bank should hike interest rates at a mid-June policy meeting unless data before then showed the U.S. economy was falling off its positive track.
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While the game was in development and still in the midst of the testing process, Fujibayashi found that a lot of players were falling off the towers scattered throughout Hyrule, and many of them were dying.
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The story the data shows is that VC visits start low in August at the end of the summer low season and steadily build to their annual peak in November before falling off sharply in December.
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Shares are up more than 50% in 2019, and the stock is finally on the brink of recouping all of its losses after falling off a cliff in the midst of last summer's Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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With the lukewarm "One Dance" retread "Signs" falling off the chart this week and would-be smash hit "Passionfruit" dropping out after a brief stay in the top 10, a 430-week streak has been broken.
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Dan Single, the Australian fashion designer behind denim label Ksubi, shattered his legs after falling off a balcony on the third floor of Parisian hotel Grand Hotel Amour in March, as reported by the Daily Telegraph.
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When he was released, Smokes was taunted for "falling off"—quitting the drug game—but swallowed his pride, earned a degree from Quinnipiac University, and rose to be a director of logistics at ICON International, Inc.
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According to the Guinness Book of Records, the first professional Hollywood stuntman on record was one Frank Hanaway, an ex-US cavalryman who got a job falling off horses in 1903's The Great Train Robbery.
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Overall hate group numbers rose over election season Over the course of the 2016 presidential campaign, the number of hate groups in the United States grew after falling off following former President Barack Obama's re-election.
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"The staunch Ingressers are really unhappy about the bad press that Pokémon Go is bringing to the game," she added, referring to would-be pokémon trainers falling off cliffs and trespassing in the US Holocaust Museum.
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Haiti's Minister Of Justice, Camille Edouard Junior, said one prisoner died after falling off a wall and hitting his head during the escape from the Arcahaie prison on the coast north of capital Port-au-Prince.
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Ultimately "FML" is like the video for "Bound 2," but if he spent the whole video holding a picture of Kim and himself on a motorcycle and worrying he'd be responsible for her falling off.9.
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In the Sahara Desert, he was severely injured after falling off an old Toyota truck he had been crammed into; if not for the intervention of another migrant, the driver would have left him for dead.
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Fed up with soul-crushing life in Big Pharma, humiliated by his vindictive coworker, and in denial about falling off the wagon, Rob decides to go back on the job market when Sharon returns to teaching.
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Maybe something goes a little beyond that, but you build an audience incrementally over time, and you neither have huge jumps, nor do you tend to lose that audience in a falling-off-the-cliff way.
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The net result of his tutelage in the gym however, may have resulted in the sleeves of all of my t-shirts mysteriously falling off—so I've been seeking my own reflection quite a bit anyway.
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Many were related to falling off bikes, or crashing into something, Dr. McKenzie said, and when cars were involved, whether stationary or moving, the risk of traumatic brain injury (11 percent) and hospitalization (4 percent) increased.
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The book begins with the improbable list of topics the great essayists have addressed: the death of a moth (Virginia Woolf), falling off a horse (Montaigne), an inventory of the objects on one's desk (William Gass).
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Oh, I had an amazing stunt woman who had just come off "Black Panther," so she did most of the crazy, crazy heavy lifting and the falling off the hill and falling onto the truck stuff.
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Dr. Ingrid A. Walker-Descartes, a child abuse specialist at Maimonides, evaluated Nylah and said her "injuries could not have been caused from falling off a bed, but rather, were inflicted intentionally," according to the complaint.
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It's just a little hint of what's to come on their 2020 album, which singer Channy Leaneagh started writing while she was healing after falling off her roof while clearing ice in the winter of 2018.
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These days I hear my clients use nearly the exact same language I did back then to describe a sexual climax when they were pre-orgasmic, never quite reaching the mountaintop and falling off into bliss.
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My bumper had been falling off because I hit a bear — that's a whole other weird story — and the suspension on my car was messed up, so basically I did a whole car makeover with that money.
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Brooklyn took the Washington Wizards to overtime on Wednesday and held a third-quarter lead over the Miami Heat on Friday before falling off the pace and suffering a 29-213 loss - its 23th straight home setback.
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Vishnu Viswanath and Meenakshi Moorthy, the Indian blogger couple who tragically died after falling off an overlook at Yosemite National Park in October, were allegedly intoxicated at the time of the incident, according to a new report.
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"Based on preliminary timing and circumstances at the scene, the Nye County Sheriff's investigation reveals that this death may be the result of the vehicle falling off the jacks on July 4th during the earthquake," Tippetts said.
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However, the version where the cups are taped together at the top is able to continuously self correct itself as it rolls, allowing it to make its way all the way down the tracks without falling off.
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In the end, it was technology that saved Missy McLean's brother from falling off the face of the earth in Las Vegas during his manic bipolar episode four years ago—but not in the form of counseling.
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"With HSFO cracks falling off a cliff, we have now started to see considerable pressure on simple refining margins," Vienna-based consultancy JBC Energy said, adding that strong diesel margins were keeping overall margins for refineries afloat.
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Cammas, who is France's most successful sailor in recent years, had just had a gruesome training accident, falling off a catamaran into the waters of Quiberon Bay in northwestern France and getting struck by the yacht's rudder.
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The Christmas story about Santa falling off a roof and dying (yes, it's dark) and then passing along his powers to Tim Allen's character Scott Calvin is a creative and heartwarming tale about the power of belief.
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What makes championship runs like the one they're on so rare and reverential is the difficulty that comes with pulling different egos, skill-sets, backgrounds, and personalities in one direction without a wheel falling off the wagon.
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Over 60 people have died trying, many of them slipping from the metal cables meant to help hikers reach the top, or falling off the "Death Slabs," huge, slick rocks that become increasingly dangerous during inclement weather.
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It also deepened my respect for the skilled navigators who reached the island at a time when some other cultures dared not venture into the open ocean for fear of falling off the edge of the earth.
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You are stepping and hot-dogging like a wizard, executing moves you amaze yourself with, sure that everybody around must be eyeballing you, master of the polyrhythms, freestyling to the lip of the world without ever falling off.
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And once you recover from having major Full House flashbacks to Michelle falling off her horse, you can focus on the matter at hand — looking at Olsen's gorgeous engagement ring and new wedding band worn during her ride.
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The New York Mets were falling off the pace in the National League East due to a lack of offense but managed a few key hits in a win on Wednesday and are hoping that sparks a turnaround.
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Not only will you have to be careful about falling off the tracks floating high above Los Santos, you'll have to watch out for missiles, navigate through smoke screens and dodge mines to make it to the end.
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Lamb — played by the movie's writer and director, Ross Partridge — first meets Tommie (a solid Oona Laurence) when she toddles up to him in a parking lot clutching a pink purse and almost falling off her high heels.
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"More people die from falling off cliffs while taking selfies than from shark attacks," said Culum Brown, an assistant professor at the Behavior, Ecology and Evolution of Fishes Laboratory at Macquarie, citing an apparently well-documented global statistic.
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The only actor that really nails it, as he always does, is Michael Shannon, as the novel's Texas sheriff; he moves delicately along the knife edge of absurdity and intensity, while the the movie ends up falling off.
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My date Karis had essentially been one of my best friends for years, and she looked adorable in her long, deep purple dress, with her hair piled atop her head with curly tendrils falling off to the side.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve should hike interest rates at a mid-June policy meeting unless data before then shows the U.S. economy is falling off its positive track, Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker said on Monday.
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It provided the right amount of pressure relief when I slept on my side, didn't trap heat, and the reinforced edge support kept me from falling off when my wife decided to commandeer my side of the bed.
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I never really thought about the steering wheel straight-up falling off—the wheel locking up seems much more plausible—but Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s steering wheel actually did just straight-up fall off while he was driving.
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Known as the " Wicked Witch of Monroe," Hannah Cranna gained a reputation as a witch in the 19th century when her husband died by mysteriously falling off a cliff — and locals reportedly believed that she had bewitched him.
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"Our industry is falling off a cliff," said D. Taylor, president of the UNITE HERE, a union that represents about 300,000 members in the hotel, gaming, food, transport and other service industries in the United States and Canada.
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"Our industry is falling off a cliff," said D. Taylor, president of the UNITE HERE, a union that represents about 300,000 members in the hotel, gaming, food, transport and other service industries in the United States and Canada.
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Over a period of years and a nearly endless series of scrapes — falling off roofs, dyeing her hair green, accidentally intoxicating her best friend — Anne transforms the hearts of everyone around her while making a home for herself.
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"Though shadowed by opiate addiction, Megan enjoyed a big smile and an infectious laugh," Edwin Webbley wrote in the obituary that detailed his daughter's 14-year battle with opioids, which she was prescribed after falling off a cliff.
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READ: Rescuers can't get to New Zealand volcano victims because they're afraid of another eruption Bonning said that when victims arrived for treatment at Waikato Hospital, they smelled of sulphur and had bits of burned skin falling off.
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The company offers a myriad of classes ranging from aerial yoga to "ballet bungee jumping," but Flywheel didn't make me feel self-conscious about my sad excuse for barre class tucks or about falling off a rowing bench.
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" The implications of hundreds of thousands of people falling off the spending grid could soon extend to travel, leisure and retail, as well as the utility space as bills go unpaid, the longtime market-watcher said on "Mad Money.
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It's worth noting, however, that Lyft had to pull CitiBike's pedal-assist bikes off the road this past weekend after receiving reports from some riders that the brakes were too strong, resulting in some people falling off the bikes.
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In a scenario of a large Conservative majority, the chance of no Brexit trade deal at all — falling off the trade cliff edge — would decline in our view and the chance of a transition period increase," they said. "Why?
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Everyone was filled with apprehension and fear — they worried about armed cartels or assailants who could drag them off the train, not to mention the possibility of falling off its roof, as has happened to countless others before them.
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"The retail sales figures add to the slightly more positive tone of the recent data and provide some comfort that the economy isn't falling off a cliff," wrote Andrew Hunter, senior U.S. economist at Capital Economics, in a note.
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When Leonard Lauder coined the term "lipstick index" in the early 2000s, it was because he'd noticed that, even in the depths of a recession, sales of cosmetics like lipstick actually increased, rather than falling off a cliff. Why?
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"Sticking plasters have been put over an area of law… eventually somebody looks at it and realises those sticking plasters are falling off and there's now a need to do something fundamental," says Nicholas Hopkins of the Law Commission.
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With Interscope, Sparxxx recorded his most popular material while also developing the prescient, personal Deliverance, a well-received record that was considered a commercial flop, barely breaking the top 10 and falling off the chart within a couple months.
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The data "means that the worst is yet to come and policymakers will be very worried, particularly with consumption growth falling off a cliff," said Sue Trinh, head of Asia FX strategy at RBC Capital Markets in Hong Kong.
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The 22-year-old power forward/structural impossibility has had a fine campaign, neither building on nor falling off from last season's All-NBA numbers, but a player can thrill only so much from last place in his division.
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The climbers — four South Koreans who were planning to summit the nearly 24,000-foot Mount Gurja, and their four guides — died on Friday after falling off a cliff during the storm, the South Korean Foreign Ministry said on Saturday.
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And she always committed 100 percent, whether it was to singing a rendition of Frank Loesser's "The Boys in the Back Room" à la Marlene Dietrich or falling off a balcony with Dex in the last season's final episode.
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Things get worse from there: What would normally be the climactic moment — a main character being crowned prom queen — instead becomes a punchline, with a wasted Summer falling off the stage, sending Seth running in search of a towelette.
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He's weepy and needy and desperate, falling off the wagon back into alcoholism, and when Alison finally confronts him about his wife, he shoves her against the wall, then throws her so she cracks her head on a table.
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If you'd met me a few years ago, however, you would've never seen me in gold hoop earrings (mostly because I had a self-ascribed allergy to jewelry and lived in fear of my earlobes falling off, but that's another story).
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In other footage, Piazza was seen falling off the couch, standing up and falling backwards and striking his head on the hardwood floor and falling head-first into an iron railing leading up to the second floor of the frat house.
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You need two equals or one guy between the pipes that's shown recently he's always one shot from falling off a cliff and reaching back to pull everyone down with him and someone on the bench that isn't a total mess.
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In more video footage, Piazza is seen falling off the couch, standing up and falling backwards and striking his head on the hardwood floor and falling head-first into an iron railing leading up to the second floor of fraternity house.
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MANCHESTER, England (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May's bid to reassert her dwindling authority was marred on Wednesday by a calamitous keynote speech interrupted by repeated coughing fits, a prankster and even letters of her slogan falling off the stage.
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But it could offer a transitional one that minimises the risk of falling off a cliff into trading on WTO terms alone at the end of the two-year time limit for Brexit set by Article 50 of the EU treaty.
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Joe Kelly was forced to leave after facing four batters in the first inning on Tuesday due to an impingement in his right shoulder and watched as the bullpen turned in 8 1/33 scoreless innings before finally falling off.
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"In other words, when you have the capital, the cash flow and the reputation that Disney has, you have the ability to reinvent yourself all over again, even if ESPN is falling off a cliff, which it isn't," Cramer said.
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Asked if she was in favor of a transition period to help smooth the process for businesses fearful of falling off a "cliff edge" into uncertain trading conditions after leaving the EU, she said there might be a period of adjustment.
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But here was Mayer––a raven-haired beauty with an awkward posture and glasses that were perpetually on the verge of falling off her nose––explaining that she'd been committed for handing out condoms in the middle of Borough Park.
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At that speed, the Xcooter should qualify as a bicycle and therefore doesn't need a license in most parts of the US. Falling off feels virtually impossible, unless you get really reckless It's 42 pounds, so it's not exactly light.
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Fan theories include that Jack died in 9/11, that he drank himself to death after falling off the wagon, and even that his best friend Miguel (Jon Huertas) murdered him in cold blood so that Miguel could be with Rebecca.
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To be sure, China's imports of crude oil rose 18 percent on-year to a daily record, while iron ore purchases surged to the second highest on record, suggesting its demand for global commodities is hardly falling off a cliff.
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Ms. Gavios said she punched her attacker in the face, bit off part of his ear and ran through the darkness in a failed attempt to escape, falling off a 150-foot cliff near the beach and fracturing her spine.
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This is a plot I welcome after the convoluted, elongated Sin Rostro story line (which this week resulted in Luisa falling off the wagon, nearly getting Lina fired a necessitating a return to rehab) because it's sillier, though with real stakes.
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Fragonard's landmark Rococo painting, The Swing, for example, depicts a man pushing his wife on a swing, her shoe falling off her foot, only to be collected by her lover, who is hidden from her husband by an overgrowth of foliage.
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Oxtails is very high in gelatin content, so you want to cook it very slow, and very low in fire, and that's where you get that meat falling off the bone, and you get that sticky feeling in your hands.
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Van Etten has said that she took sonic inspiration from the menacing British band Portishead and from Nick Cave's "Skeleton Tree," the album he was making when his fifteen-year-old son, Arthur, died after falling off a cliff, in 2015.
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"Whether it's something as small as someone breaking dishes in your home, breaking your TV or falling off your deck, you might find policies responding in different manners to these events," said Kunal Malhotra, vice president of innovation at Assurant.
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A 16-year-old boy from Mali arrested at the market in Tangier and an older man from Gambia, were found dead, handcuffed together near the city Kenitra, apparently after falling off a bus, the Moroccan Association of Human Rights reported.
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Partially eaten food, often falling off the plates and even the table, give a sense of reality to the images, as if Lady Gaga had, in fact, just sat down to eat her strict diet of baby food earlier that day.
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Unfortunately, the support provided by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act — the Obama stimulus, which was inadequate but had at least cushioned the effects of the slump — peaked in mid-2010 and was in the process of falling off sharply.
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Elsewhere, one is aware of a falling-off in the supporting roles, as if to suggest that the R.S.C. isn't finding the strength in numbers in evidence when Mr. Fiennes was cutting his teeth at this company some years back.
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The work in between, just going out there and trusting it, staying back over the rubber and going to home plate — to me, it's almost like trying to walk to the catcher after I throw it versus falling off real hard.
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A note of warning: According to the Amazon page, this keyboard does not support Windows 8 Mobile, and some users note some build quality issues such as keys falling off, though the keys can be somewhat easily clipped back on.
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After debuting a spot showing the legume falling off a cliff and dying, Planters stopped running its death-related promotions after the real-life, tragic passing of Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gianna, and seven others in a helicopter crash last Sunday.
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At one point, television executives unsuccessfully try to make a video of Henry go viral, but it's actually an audience member's YouTube video of Henry falling off the stage that gives him his big break (if that's what you'd call it).
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He's also a lush and a goofball, and Gosling gets to make a frequent fool of himself—falling off balconies, or struggling to control a loaded pistol and a lit cigarette while sitting on a toilet with his pants down.
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"No one is seeing the same sort of margins we saw a year ago, but nor are they falling off a cliff," said David Fyfe, head of market research at Switzerland-based trader Gunvor, which owns three refineries in northern Europe.
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Already in "Liturgy," from 2003, there are signs of a rut, of a narrowing into one avenue of success (the elastic, extremely acrobatic pas de deux), and the jump to "American Rhapsody," choreographed last year, is a large falling-off.
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" As he reaches the end of the video, having rescued his notes from falling off the table, Trump looks down at them, as though checking to remind himself who it is he's addressing, and says, "National Hispanic Christian. Three. Great. Words.
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His lawyer — now jailed for falling off the wagon in a kombucha-induced bender — points out that he'd be a CTO at either company, but Richard is still adamant that he won't return to Pied Piper as anything but CEO.
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DJ Jio P places a gentle Tarraxinha loop under the heart-wrenching vocal, bolstering it with drums that sound like a stack of ceramic plates falling off a table and faint synth figures that swoop in the background like glowing bats.
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Opinion Columnist There's a theory of human psychology that holds that the time you enter maturity becomes fixed in your mind as a civilizational peak — with everything since a falling-off that conveniently matches your own stagger toward the grave.
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Amy Sedaris welcomes viewers to her new TV show — a satire that plays out like a bizarro-world cooking series, except the recipes are for terrible crafts — with a grin stretched so wide it's practically falling off her tiny face.
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The U.S. Coast Guard had been informed Saturday afternoon that a 33-year-old crew member was seen falling off of the Norwegian Getaway ship almost 30 miles northwest of Pinar del Rio, a province in western Cuba, according to The Miami Herald .
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That means that the countries most affected by malaria, many of which are in Africa, are receiving more donations, while countries where fighting malaria has been successful seem to be falling off the donor map, as they are perceived to be less urgent.
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Brooklyn has a bottom-29 offense when he's in the game and are right around top-seven when he sits, but it's still fun to see someone carve out their own niche and push their own limitations without falling off a cliff.
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I'm going to blame it on the screwy sense of orientation one experiences in virtual reality, but it probably owes just as much to my fear of falling off a mechanical skateboard simulator in the middle of the crowded E3 show floor.
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If Republicans can't legislate a replacement bill over the course of three years (and nothing we've seen over the past seven suggests they can) they will have to choose between extending the sunset indefinitely or falling off the insurance cliff into the abyss.
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Chicago was at or near the top of the division for most of the first two months of the campaign before falling off and begins its six-game road trip tied for third with Kansas City, seven games behind first-place Cleveland.
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Alongside her twin sister, Ashley Olsen, the pair took a horseback ride together in their 1995 film It Takes Two, but things didn't fare as well in Full House, when their character, Michelle Tanner, ended up falling off a horse and getting amnesia.
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Just when the wheels looked like they were falling off at the par-four 18th, however, he got up-and-down from a greenside bunker, reading a 13-foot par-saving putt perfectly and coaxing the ball into the middle of the cup.
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"I can remember sinking into that warm envelope—the comfort zone—and everything just falling off my shoulders, the feeling of being 'free,'" says former long-term heroin user Kevin Jaffray about a time he OD'd hours after coming out of prison.
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Larry Heard – "Missing You" After falling off the face of the planet for several years then releasing two forgettable albums, Heard dropped this in 2002 and all at once the world stopped and was reminded again of the genius of Larry Heard.
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Google used search data from January 2014 to February 2016 to compile its Google Food Trends Report 2016, in which Google's Food and Beverage research team offers insights into what's on the rise and what's falling off when it comes to food.
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If everything gets back to familiar patterns in Game 6 or 7, with the Warriors whirring and Irving's shots falling off the rim and James finding nowhere to go against a returned Green, we at least and at last have some intrigue.
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"If the growers don't keep their groves heavily watered, then next year's crop will start falling off the tree," said Joel Nelsen, president of the California Citrus Mutual, a citrus producers trade group representing about 75 percent of the state's citrus industry.
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Cooper's movie characters, he seems most like Eddie in 2011's "Limitless" after he takes the first pill that makes him a model of efficiency, intelligence, erudition and culture, but before he begins taking two a day and starts falling off a cliff.
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Mr. Rich was busy selling shirts printed with an image of the president blazing past the White House on a Harley-Davidson with Stormy Daniels, the pornographic film actress who claims to have had an affair with Mr. Trump, falling off the back.
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At the bar, you can do preventative measures to stop people from getting too fucked up, which would lead to things like falling off a fence or slipping and impaling yourself, or misjudging the depth of the pool and diving in headfirst.
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While intermittent fasting was easy to adopt, I was far from perfect, and most weeks had me falling off the wagon, especially on days when I ate out with friends, which made me wonder if I was canceling out any potential gains.
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Whether it was Johannes Gutenberg's printing press in the 15th century, the invention of the typewriter 300 years later, or the emoji of today's smartphones, the act of writing seems to be forever on the precipice of extinction, without quite falling off.
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I travel with a blanket that I received as a Christmas present and my own pillow, because the pillows in a lot of the [European] hotels are really thin and I feel like my head is falling off a cliff while I'm sleeping.
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The last but perhaps best feature is that the backside of the backpack also has a strip of fabric that fits snug over the handle of a suitcase, so you can sit your backpack on a rolling bag without it falling off.
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You've got Bernie leading the pack at $25 million, Pete falling off a bit, Kamala kind of holding in place, and Cory, who has spent years cultivating Wall Street donors like it was his job, because it was, getting beat by Andrew Yang.
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The United States has been no exception: IHS Markit's Purchasing Managers Index, a survey that asks manufacturers whether their business is growing or shrinking, fell to its lowest level since August of 2017 and capital expenditures in particular falling off last year's highs.
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I also had some issues with Sonos speakers and other Wi-Fi devices falling off the network or not connecting reliably, likely due to the fact that most device manufacturers have not optimized their products to work with Nokia's relatively obscure mesh routers.
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Once, when I was moving from my studio on West Broadway and I had to carry things down to Walker Street, I had a painting in a cart that I was pushing, and the painting kept falling off — a Black Painting, rolled up.
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Minimally embellished and made from technical materials including oilcloth and rubber, the coats are built to last: velcro-fastening cuffs and sealed seams keep out wind and rain, while buttons are affixed with a metal ring to stop them from ever falling off.
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If the premium outcome is like, "Oh my gosh, I'm falling off my chair," then you start calculating the likelihood you are going to get there, what kind of resources you are going to need and do we have the necessary people?
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He also says you can't blame indirect deaths on the hurricane, explaining that people having heart attacks due to stress, getting into accidents, falling off their roof or suffering from spousal abuse after the hurricane can't be pinned on the natural disaster itself.
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In another sign of scales majorly falling off of eyes where VR is concerned, games developer CCP Games — which made a big early bet on virtual reality gaming — is pulling the plug on two of its studios that had been working on VR titles.
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In fact, Denton says, the company is doing better than it was last year: Readership has bounced back after falling off earlier in the year, and the company is generating more money than it did in 27, via advertising and e-commerce affiliate links.
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But the annual pass model that launched with Forsaken has proved inconsistent at keeping quality high and incentivizing players to stick around, and the community began falling off again with the launch of the first post-Forsaken update, the Black Armory, roughly six months ago.
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As is widely known, the shale revolution was a major reason, with total U.S. oil production rising from 5 million barrels per day (bpd) in 2008 to a peak of 9.6 million in April 2015 before falling off again after the oil price crash.
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Two men in California were rescued after falling off a seaside cliff playing Pokémon Go. The Encinitas Fire Department says that two men in their 20s were playing the augmented reality game between E and F Streets in Encinitas when they fell off the cliff.
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When I visited the church in 2011 (the pastor was nice enough to let me in when I stopped by out of curiosity), the shingles were falling off, and the floor was so caved in you couldn't walk more than a couple of steps.
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"People are literally falling off a cliff fighting for necessities without a lawyer," said Jonathan Lippman, the former chief judge of the New York State Court of Appeals, who has long argued that the poor should have a right to counsel in civil cases.
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This was due to an increase in inbound flows, up 48 percent to 0003,900 tonnes, and a sharp falling-off in exports, down to 11,100 tonnes from 70,900 a year earlier, when the export tailwinds from the 2014 Qingdao port scandal finally lost momentum.
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On Tennis PARIS — Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer have covered so much ground together in 15 years and 39 matches, from playing for keeps in the fading light at Wimbledon to trying to make it through a promotional video without falling off their chairs laughing.
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The American had been expected to add the beam title to her team, all around and vault triumphs but drew gasps as she lost her footing following a front somersault and had to grab the beam with both hands to save herself from falling off.
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The company found complaints online about the fake product's zippers falling off and the product's neck opening being too large or small, another potential safety problem since it can ride up over the baby's mouth while it sleeps or be too restrictive around the neck.
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Milwaukee seemed to be falling off the pace last month but found another life in the last week of August and won six of its last eight games, with five of those wins coming over first-place teams the Los Angeles Dodgers and Washington Nationals.
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That would give time to ratify the divorce package before Britain is out on March 30, 2019, and arrange a transition to avoid trade falling off a "cliff edge" before a full treaty to keep markets mutually open can be concluded by, say, 2021.
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A: Once, when I was moving from my studio on West Broadway and I had to carry things down to Walker Street, I had a painting in a cart that I was pushing, and the painting kept falling off — a Black Painting, rolled up.
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" Britain's trade future could be dominated by "customs checks, different regulations, different standards and trade falling off a cliff," said Anand Menon, a professor of European politics and foreign affairs at King's College London, adding that economic arrangements would most likely descend into a "nightmare.
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Courtroom observers watched as his fraternity brothers picked him up and dropped him on a couch, sat on his legs and shoved his arms into a backpack filled with books in an apparent attempt to prevent him from falling off the couch and choking on his vomit.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A panel the size of a laptop computer fell off one of the Japanese prime minister's jumbo jets, the defense force said on Friday, a potentially embarrassing mishap amid concern over the dangers posed by parts falling off U.S. military aircraft based in Japan.
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The FAA concluded that the public would accept quieter booms, like the ones deployed at the very beginning of the experiment, but a National Academy of Sciences panel soon concluded the opposite, warning they might cause car accidents, heart attacks, lost sleep, or people falling off ladders.
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Disabled from a traumatic brain injury after falling off his grandfather's pickup truck when he was in the 8th grade, "Frank was driven to overcome the effects of his injury and made a career working at his local Walmart," says Stringer, who practices in Springfield, Missouri.
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In addition to the cold, the isolation and the possibility of literally falling off a cliff thanks to climate change, researchers have to deal with unruly locals, like the dozen or so polar bears currently "besieging" scientists on Troynoy Island in Russia's Great Arctic State Nature Reserve.
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Furious 7: The seventh film has by far the most computer-assisted visual effects in the series, as you can see in this scene where Brian runs up the side of a bus that's falling off a cliff and leaps to grab hold of Letty's car.
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So seeing a stock chart that has a lot of vertical lines, whether it's a big jump or a falling off a cliff, is always pretty fun because it shows just how volatile these companies are and how vulnerable they are to momentum swings in their business.
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There's an actual plank of wood in the room that you have to walk along without falling off — there's some level of haptic feedback to give it a convincing sense of creaking, and it doesn't help that you're being blasted with air throughout to simulate the height.
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While rivals China, Russia and Britain fell and stumbled their way through qualifying, the only blips for the Americans was when Douglas stepped out of bounds during the floor exercise and Raisman flapped her arms about to save herself falling off the beam following a big wobble.
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The monster's campaign quickly spirals out of control, and soon he's leading a personal militia, butchering innocents to harvest more parts to replace the ones that keep falling off his rotting body, and recording an interview with himself for Mahmoud's magazine to help manage his public image.
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After we'd shoved the last, fat Worcester Sunday Telegram inside the last, unlatched screen door, we'd head home, my father taking turns a little too fast, so that we'd have to clutch at one another and at the lip of the tailgate, to keep from falling off.
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Here she is on sheep, which she finds depressing: When it is a lamb, the sheep really can be truly enchanting in its playfulness, romping joyously around with its fellows, falling off logs, suddenly dashing across the field for another communal suck at the maternal udder.
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The solid numbers from Chinese retailers show that China's economy is not "falling off a cliff like I read in the media every day," noted Brendan Ahern, chief investment officer at KraneShares, an investment firm that runs several China-focused ETFs, in a report last week.
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Financial firms have been planning for all forms of Brexit since Britain voted in June 2016 to leave the EU, with the bloc as well as the UK putting in place measures to avoid markets falling off a "cliff edge" if there is a no-deal Brexit.
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"Last week's releases provide some reassurance that the world economy is not falling off a cliff, which had seemed a plausible, if relatively small, risk as recently as a month or so ago," wrote Capital Economics chief economist Neil Shearing in a note to clients on Monday.
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Geno manages to make it out of the vehicle -- shirtless with his pants and socks falling off -- but he appears to be thoroughly inebriated and can only stumble his way a few steps up the sidewalk toward the front door before retreating back to the SUV.
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She called her show a "casual Rachel Comey runway," and it was, with an orange pilled T-shirt sweater tucked into a thick hot pink skirt with a paper-bag waist, and a paillette-strewn top falling off one shoulder paired with quilted baby blue duvet pants.
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All I wanted was some rule-bending clerk who'd let me tell them about the little scar my son has over his right eyebrow from falling off his bike, the narrowness of his feet, the color of his eyes and hair including a likely long and mangy beard.
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Germany is falling off a cliff that indicator was at an incredibly powerful reading entering into this year it was over 60, PMIs over 60 are really strong and it's completely collapsed it is down way below 22019 now even the us has gone negative on that PMI.
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China won a first Olympic track cycling gold with Gong Jinjie and Zhong Tianshi speeding to victory in the team sprint, Italian Elia Viviani won the omnium, Dutchwoman Elis Ligtlee the keirin and Germany's Kristina Vogel the women's sprint despite her saddle falling off meters from the finish.
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The irony, of course, is that the House's rushed health care repeal bill would allow states to get rid of protections for people with pre-existing conditions — much like Chaffetz's own foot injury, the result of falling off a ladder in his garage more than a decade ago.
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"We urge the US side to come to a clear assessment of the situation, immediately stop pushing the Hong Kong-related act and stop meddling in Hong Kong affairs and China's internal affairs before falling off the edge of the cliff," spokesperson Geng Shuang said in a statement.
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Because negotiating a full free-trade deal is certain to take more than two years—no country has concluded one with the EU in so short a time—she should accept another consequence: that transitional arrangements will be needed to avoid "falling off a cliff" in March 2019.
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After a 5-year-old Ohio boy had his feet amputated in 1990 due to an injury he suffered from falling off a riding mower operated by his father, the US Consumer Product Safety Commission called for children under 10 to never ride on, or play near, such equipment.
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"The FTSE has just struck upon a bounty of news, be it Just Eat and LSE deals and the pound falling off a cliff, it's very much in a bubble at the moment compared to the rest of the markets," said Connor Campbell, financial analyst at Spreadex in London.
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"There is a palpable fear in New Delhi that the new U.S. president's lack of focus on India, and limited appointment of South Asia focused advisors, has resulted in India falling off the radar in Washington," Eurasia Group's Shailesh Kumar and Sasha Riser-Kositsky said in a note.
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While professing loyalty, his interventions have been seen as undermining May and causing unnecessary unrest ahead of the party's conference last week that culminated in a disastrous speech by the prime minister, marred by a coughing fit and letters falling off the slogan on the set behind her.
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Prior to the outbreak of the turf war — which would reach a peak in 2010 when there were around eight murders a day before falling off the the current level of about one or two a day — the city grabbed global attention for a rash of murders of women.
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Climate change has been at risk of falling off the agenda permanently — and many conservative groups and leaders (including the current president) love to inject doubt whenever the US is hit with cold temperatures on the well-established fact that climate change is real and caused by humans.
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Lear's limericks are a screwball assemblage of people (often an Old Man or Old Person) from places with names that make for satisfyingly clanking rhymes (Ischia, Portugal, Moldavia) doing things like dressing in a sack, drinking hot beer or falling off a horse and being mended with glue.
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It took several tries — the iguanas kept moving around, falling off, reducing her subject to laughter — but on her contact sheet, Ms. Iturbide found her "Nuestra Señora de las Iguanas (Our Lady of the Iguanas)," an image so arresting that 40 years later, its popularity is still growing.
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The joy of freezing the moment when his works bloom pushes the 61-year-old to forget the pain of falling off a tree when he was 14, lean into the wind, walk on — through forests, brooks, and farmlands — and come out with the brightest flowers in hand.
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On the patio of Harry's, the ground-floor dive bar at the Harrington, a group of blue- polo-clad Proud Boys entertained a group of wildly drunk ultra-right-wing Ukrainians who kept falling off their stools, even as they yelled to the servers to bring them more beer.
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Alex's addiction, meanwhile, is treated with similar subtlety and, without wanting to give to much away, his falling off the wagon at a pivotal moment in the story made me wince—it succeeds in capturing the way in which addiction compels people to act in ways wildly against their own interests.
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In one of the most bizarre British political speeches in a generation, May's address to her annual conference was ruined by a comedian handing her a bogus employment termination letter "signed" rival Johnson, by repeated coughing fits and even by letters falling off the slogans on the set behind her.
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"If Jamie and (CFO) Marianne Lake come out tomorrow and say, We're cutting our loan-growth expectations because trade wars are starting to weigh on CEO confidence, and, by the way, M&A is falling off a cliff too, that would spook investors," said Brian Foran, an analyst at Autonomous Research.
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He first came here about six years ago, but then bummed around Europe and eventually wound up in the Zaandam Detention Center in the Netherlands—a consequence of being picked up by the cops after drunkenly falling off his bike, made worse by the fact that he had lost his passport.
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I know that I will set off the gag reflex in certain quarters when I confess that, in my view, Mr. Kinch took the sensory pleasure of falling off a surfboard into cold Northern California water and transformed it into the world's most delicious bowl of Japanese-French seafood soup.
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However, the whole point of a transitional deal would be to prevent Britain's economy from falling off a cliff by providing a period of stability for British businesses and industries as they prepare for life outside of the EU. The EU's single market accounts for 40% of all British exports.
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Its depiction of addicts falling off the wagon, of the emotional darkness that might lead them there, and of the way their loved ones don't know how to navigate the minefield they leave behind has deep empathy for both addicts and those who love them but have their patience tested.
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But those growth periods were marked by a burst in government spending that would not last — the economy enjoyed a few more decent quarters before falling off to a 503 percent growth rate in the third quarter of 250, and would not exceed 23 percent until the most recent reading.
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Remember Pokémon GO, the augmented reality game that was supposed to change how people play forever, but instead led kids to a dead body, distracted a father from his kid falling off a balcony, spied on your Google activity, and might have caused billions of dollars worth of property damage?
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But when my nephew was born, I was 25 and waiting tables at a kitschy bar in New York City, which is code for dancing on-slash-falling off of barstools and throwing up in public, not so much awaiting my chance to squeeze a child out of a hole in my body.
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