I think, again, that just falls back on their tactics.
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She fusses a bit longer but eventually falls back asleep.
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In the process, Carl falls back and drops his gun.
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She falls back on Gabriel García Márquez to explain it.
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But Resident Evil still falls back on explaining and defining.
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But, thankfully for Earthlings, he loses, and falls back to hell.
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If the skin falls back slowly, that's a sign of dehydration.
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In a matter of days or weeks later, it falls back.
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So the fairing gets ejected and it falls back to Earth.
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"Spare nobody's feelings," is a biblical passage he falls back on.
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Zuckerberg falls back to insisting that Facebook doesn't sell user data.
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When it hits the top, it cools and falls back down.
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But it all falls back to turning the ball over five times.
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The vapor rises, cools, and then falls back to Earth as snow.
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"Vinyl" aspires to beauty and nuance, but routinely falls back on bombast.
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One person falls back, the next team picks up a block over.
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I go in and nurse her and she eventually falls back asleep.
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Some carbon is organized, moves around a little and then falls back apart.
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He tries to get on his feet and falls back on the floor.
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But when it falls back to editing, it comes back to Jamie and Claire.
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You can see Landry initially push the woman -- she falls back into her car.
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When the same company falls back below the $1BN threshold, it becomes an Undercorn.
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The slinky slip dresses Rosie Huntington-Whiteley falls back on for every dressy occasion?
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Clinton — she falls back into the lower 40s and he gets around 40 percent.
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Once in space, the nose cone breaks in half and falls back to Earth.
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She immediately falls back to sleep afterward, but of course, it takes me longer.
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If that falls back to the 2004 level of about 60 percent, Hillary loses Florida.
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Once in space, the fairing breaks apart into two pieces and falls back to Earth.
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By the end of the film, Tarantino falls back into some of his familiar tropes.
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I scoot to one side of the mattress and he falls back onto the pillow.
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"There were three shots, and he falls back into the room where we were," Werber said.
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As a result, it falls back on the cheap and ultimately unsatisfying thrills of CGI gore.
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Almost immediately the gang falls back into rhythm, with jabs and jokes in nearly every breath.
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So whenever a second stage falls back to our planet, it's coming in fast — and hot.
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One ranger slips and the weight of the animal falls back down, pinning his foot underneath.
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As we reported ... Keef was busted at an airport in Sioux Falls back in June 2017.
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The booster hauls Starship much of the way toward orbit, detaches, and falls back to Earth.
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But if the stock falls back below $135, the entire cost of the trade will be lost.
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The series, however, which hails from producers of ABC's "The Goldbergs," too often falls back on clichés.
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Instead, it quickly tosses those themes overboard and falls back on a reliable set of supernatural tropes.
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He looks resigned, crossing his arms as he falls back, accepting his fate of being freight trained.
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When the sulfur falls back to the ground, it can get trapped and preserved in polar ice.
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He falls back asleep so I change and go to our apartment's gym to use the elliptical.
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After deploying satellites into orbit, the rocket falls back to Earth and is basically out of commission.
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I don't completely understand why she stayed, but again, I think it falls back on her belief system.
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An economy that falls back into recession or an indictment for Mrs Clinton might do it for him.
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As the 2020 election heats up, few would be surprised if he falls back on them once again.
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So if we hit another recession before Medicaid spending falls back, the pressure on budgets will be significant?
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Once the oil-rich kingdom falls back from its determination to cut, the market will flood once again.
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Now look at the horserace: Among those who favor issue agreement over electability, Biden falls back to 15%.
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If your iPhone was on wi-fi, it gets disabled, so your phone falls back to a cellular connection.
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But the lingering "forgot password?" function on plenty of apps and websites still falls back to antiquated identity tests.
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Searches the house and then falls back down on its bed with a sigh and doesn't get up again.
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Further, not everyone falls back into watch wearing after trying out the thing Jony Ive said would fuck Switzerland.
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The roof panel and rear window flip and fold away into it, and the rest falls back into place.
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Passengers on board future flights will experience a few minutes of weightlessness before the capsule falls back to Earth.
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One brother gets his shot at the big leagues, the other falls back into menial jobs and petty crime.
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We continue to maintain that there will be no more rate cuts now unless inflation falls back toward 4%.
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Much like Josh Allen, Trubisky is mostly a one- or two-read quarterback who falls back on his legs.
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But after that, Jeri quickly falls back into her old ways of making terrible decisions that hurt everyone around her.
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And if Cruz falls back into third place, behind Rubio, that would be an utter disaster for the Cruz campaign.
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Part of the ire from fellow YouTubers falls back on demonetization, which is when videos can't collect any ad revenue.
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The full report, "Negative Yielding Sovereign Debt: Global Total Falls back to $9083 trillion in September," is available at www.fitchratings.com.
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Sincerity comes hard, and he falls back on ironic banter and melancholy cartoons that communicate his frustrations to the audience.
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"When it falls back into drought, the spores will become airborne because of dust and lower amounts of rain," she said.
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Following a lunar cycle, the Islamic calendar falls back 11 days every year, causing holiday dates to vary year-to-year.
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By maintaining an accommodative stance, there is scope for rate cuts once the inflation rate falls back to a comfortable level.
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The current government wants closer EU integration and warns of catastrophe if the country falls back into Russia's sphere of influence.
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Gran yells through the closed window, as the sirens draw near, then she falls back in a drunken sprawl, cackling softly.
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He gets up, and seems to try to fight back, before he is kicked again, and falls back to the ground.
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Thinking notoriously resists being captured on film, and Mr. Peck often falls back on its most common analogues, scribbling and smoking.
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The media often falls back on euphemisms when describing Trump's comments about race: racially loaded, racially charged, racially tinged, racially sensitive.
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Isarescu said the bank estimated inflation would peak at around 5 percent before it falls back to the upper target range.
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She shoots through the window, then makes an appearance at the end, camouflaging herself as she falls back from the skyscraper's window.
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He often falls back to a mantra centered around "only Apple, " which emphasizes how Apple controls its hardware, software and online services.
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Can a white man who falls back on racist insults in a social altercation treat black boys fairly on the wrestling mat?
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And then, when it reaches the top, farther from the heat source, it cools, contracts, gains density, and eventually falls back down.
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While it may seem unfair to judge a movie using a calculation, it's appropriate for a script that repeatedly falls back on formulas.
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Hologram unfortunately mixes up this soul-searching with a fish-out-of-water comedy that falls back on ungainly tropes about inscrutable foreigners.
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In the absence of certainty, the safest and arguably most healthy approach to nutrition falls back on variety—of food groups, macronutrients, ingredients.
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It's more of a technical trade at the moment - it tries the upside again and if that doesn't succeed then it falls back.
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Instead, the letter falls back on a familiar gripe: that Democrats need younger leaders and that means replacing the 78-year-old Pelosi.
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The bank said it would take any necessary action, including holding rates or hiking again, to insure inflation falls back toward its goal.
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"When the brachiosaur stands up and picks the branch off the tree and then falls back and hits the ground — boom!" he recalls.
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Once the vehicle has made it past the bulk of Earth's atmosphere, the fairing breaks into two pieces and falls back to Earth.
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While it's unlikely the company falls back to its pre-Mudrick valuation, it no longer looks like the home run it once was.
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It occurs when a meteorite punches a hole in the atmosphere and the blast material is sucked into space, then falls back to Earth.
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But then the product falls back to a low level—because the enzyme has been shut down—and the enzyme starts cranking away again.
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SpaceX owns a boat named Mr. Steven (really) that's equipped with a giant net to catch the fairing when it falls back to Earth.
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Joe Terranova thinks the stock is technically broken, but that this sentiment will quickly be reversed once everyone falls back in love with it.
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Attempting to solidify his run as Best Rapper Alive, as Complex designated him last year, he instead falls back into his old indulgent habits.
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"Room is a mess, debt collectors and friends are calling," he said, explaining what happens to his life when he falls back into gaming.
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And there's a risk that when the company's vehicle falls back to Earth, part of the spacecraft's heat shield might actually damage its parachutes.
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The 22000-year-old U.S. international pronounces his given name in German ("Fah-be-un") but falls back on English for the family name.
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Even when a Native American actor is given a three-dimensional role, like Jones' in Twilight, the press still falls back on stereotypical questions.
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Instead, she falls back on the supposed deep roots of the Kremlin's authoritarianism, as if Russia were Europe's only country with a nondemocratic past.
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But when prompted to explain his stance on applying antitrust law against Silicon Valley companies specifically, he falls back on this history with other industries.
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Or she falls back within it, letting go, allowing the cords to bear her, then bounces back upright, as if gravity were working in reverse.
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Rocket Lab expects the Humanity Star to stay in space for about nine months before its orbit decays and the satellite falls back to Earth.
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"Don't hold the brow hair up because when you let go and it falls back into place, you'll have holes and sparse areas," she explains.
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It's the constant push and pull between what TWD aspires to be and what it shamelessly falls back on when elevated storytelling gets too tough.
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For details on Fitch's methodology, please see Fitch's special report: Negative-Yielding Sovereign Debt (Global Total Falls Back to $2646 Trillion in September) (September 2582).
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Material in lower orbits often falls back to Earth after several years, though things in higher orbit may stay there for a century or more.
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While Shalique Caraballo remains positive and falls back on his faith, the couple said they'll really begin to worry if next week's check doesn't come.
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Rising wages and tax hikes will cause inflation rate to spike to 2.3 percent this year, before it falls back to 1.4 percent in 2020.
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His header hits a Brazilian, though, and falls back into the arms of Alisson, who didn't even have the chance to scramble to his feet.
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When Chiqui is imprisoned for financial fraud — the result of an unpaid debt to a predatory bank — Chela falls back on her own fragile resources.
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But it all really falls back to the songwriting, flitting between Leonard Cohen homages and Rufus Wainwright inspirations, always more than the sum of its parts.
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His right hand goes limp as his left opens up to the divine; his head falls back, directing itself to the sky as he nears unconsciousness.
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I normally let her cry for a few minutes because she usually falls back asleep, but this morning it continues to escalate, so I give in.
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It's impressive that he never falls back on some big clichéd moment where Hiccup saves her life and she dramatically realizes how she feels about him.
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The steam hits the underside of the pot lid, condenses and falls back onto the main ingredient (meat or poultry for the purposes of this guide).
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But Brown said media reports of a trust game, where a person deliberately falls back and relies on another to catch them, have not been confirmed.
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Shahidi's bold hair and makeup looks haven't gone unnoticed, but despite her love for experimentation, she's does have a few techniques she always falls back on.
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Going to try to catch the giant fairing (nosecone) of Falcon 9 as it falls back from space at about eight times the speed of sound.
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However, the median estimate then falls back to 2.0 percent in 2020, close to where most policymakers see the United States' current longer-run growth potential.
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At one point someone stands up and says "C'mon guys, let's make a mo–" then gradually loses their balance and falls back into a sitting position.
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EUROPE FALLS BACK IN THE RED (1115 GMT) European stocks were on a rising trend for about 90 minutes, and then gradually fell from their peak.
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After the fairing halves break away in space, they use a series of small thrusters and a guidance system to control their falls back to Earth.
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Carrie Brownstein's guitar bristles up on Corin Tucker's tremoring yelp through the verses and then falls back into an atonal horror-circus in the pre-chorus.
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The Nestlé-type stock is the sort of fad that the giddier sort of investor piles into, only to rue overpaying as it falls back to earth.
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Related Research Negative-Yielding Sovereign Debt (Global Total Falls Back to $21 Trillion in September) here ALL FITCH CREDIT RATINGS ARE SUBJECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AND DISCLAIMERS.
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Next, the researchers want to figure out if the star's ejected gas eventually falls back into the rotating disc and contributes to the formation of new planets.
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Last night's episode, "The King, the Widow, and Rick," unfortunately falls back on the show's obsession with fragmented storytelling, and that means no Negan in the episode.
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Related Research Negative-Yielding Sovereign Debt (Global Total Falls Back to $10.9 Trillion in September) here ALL FITCH CREDIT RATINGS ARE SUBJECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AND DISCLAIMERS.
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"Usually when [a stock falls back down to support] a second time, they want to push through and capture any stop losses below that market," explained Gordon.
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Such debris usually disintegrates and falls back to Earth but it takes time: Much of the waste from China's antisatellite test in 2007 is still in orbit.
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The show does this at a languid, perplexing pace, sometimes grabbing your attention with an alarming twist, and in others, it falls back on its cryptic ways.
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The show does this at a languid, perplexing pace, sometimes grabbing your attention with an alarming twist, and in others, it falls back on its cryptic ways.
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He said a real positive would be if it moves up above 13% and holds there, but it could spook stocks if it falls back below 1.6%.
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His breath is slightly stale; she turns over, the comment "I'm changing my olfactory orientation" crosses her mind and amuses her, and she falls back to sleep.
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But if the dollar falls back against developed world currencies, those nations won't be happy as that will, in effect, be a tightening of their own monetary policy.
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If it's stumped, it falls back to a team of human staffers who try to help, and then teach M to do the job by itself next time.
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His brother Grant, the band's drummer and next longest-serving member, leans forward while Scott falls back into the couch, considering every line that his bandmates offer up.
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But rather than seek meaningful explanations, he falls back on ahistorical platitudes: "Strongman politics and boss-man rule, in simplest form, is the story of mankind," he sighs.
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When liberalism runs out of ideas, it always falls back onto the politics of identity -- begging its constituents to remain faithful out of loyalty to race, gender or sexuality.
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Hedging allows iron ore producers to cover future commitments at a fixed price, taking advantage of a current jump in market sentiment, even if the spot price falls back.
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Microtektites are the blobs of glass that form when molten rock is blasted into the air by an asteroid impact and falls back to Earth in a solidifying drizzle.
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Incoming energy from a laser can snap the electron into a higher-energy position, and after a set amount of time it falls back and releases its own light.
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So, for instance, if Siri falls back to a web search on iOS when you ask it a question, you're now going to get Google results instead of Bing.
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An astute analyst of directing technique, Mr. Bogdanovich sometimes falls back on hollow critic-speak, enthusing over the perfection and brilliance of gags that speak just fine for themselves.
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The city has moved on in a way he hasn't; when he falls back into the relationship with Simon, they all fall into the old patterns of their friendship.
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When overseas buying crossed 92 percent of that quota in July, the government suspended the issuance of offshore rupee-denominated bonds until foreign holding falls back below that level.
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Ollie's past as a drug runner comes back to haunt her as she falls back into the business in order to meet these needs, but it's not an easy fix.
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I give him some milk and walk him around for a little while until he falls back asleep in my arms and I put him back down in his crib.
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Primarily, though, the season falls back on the talent of Ms. Dunham and her colleagues (including the executive producers Judd Apatow and Jenni Konner) for classic sitcom constructions and dialogue.
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That one team sticks to its offensive identity through ebbs and flows in the score, while the other falls back to its worst habits at the first sign of trouble.
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After the hard reset in a given tech cycle crash, a new "Generation No. 2300" falls back to the basics of value investing (buy at 270x earnings or lower, always).
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There's little surprising, for instance, in the section on President Clinton's sex scandals, which falls back on the familiar conclusion that a marriage is a mystery to anyone outside it.
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As VSS Unity falls back toward Earth, it will fan out a large tail, called a feather, that will orient the plane as it cuts back through the Earth's atmosphere.
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View more opinion articles on CNN (CNN)When Donald Trump wants to rally his base and distract from his many screw-ups, he falls back on one thing: xenophobic racism.
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Charles M. Blow Opinion Columnist There has been no shortage of analysis of Donald Trump's rhetorical tics, the way he overuses particular phrases, the way he falls back on others.
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The top lid flips and swivels into three positions to accommodate all "scooping styles," while ensuring that any stray litter falls back inside rather than littering (pun intended) your floor.
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Because even if Bieber falls back into old patterns, even if we grow tired of his grating social media presence, we'll still be bumping "Sorry" until the end of time.
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The video shows a stream of neon-blue light flowing around the object as it falls back to Earth after reaching a speed more than nine times the speed of sound.
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Domingo Santos, an 85-year-old survivor of the Japanese occupation during World War II, told CNN he asks himself what is going to happen, but falls back on his faith.
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"The decisions taken now will decide whether our continent continues to rise or falls back," he said ahead of the Ibrahim Forum on April 8 in Morocco on issues facing Africa.
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And over and over, Allen falls back on lengthy Amelie-style lists of characters, exploring the peccadilloes of broadly drawn glitterati who never become relevant past the moment of their introduction.
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But the Vietnam War is just a footnote in a movie so condensed it falls back on the hoariest soundtrack cliché: Buffalo Springfield's "For What It's Worth" to evoke counterculture dissent.
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It also seems to be that the older and more beat up a wrestler gets, the more he falls back on strikes than on chain wrestling, pick ups and so on.
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Smaller thrusters will then orient Crew Dragon as it falls back through the atmosphere, and two sets of parachutes will slow its descent before it splashes down into the Atlantic Ocean.
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And whenever Realive does find an interesting dynamic or relationship to explore, it inevitably falls back on ideas and themes Gil helped explore better in Abre Los Ojos and The Sea Inside.
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The vehicle also has the capabilities to launch a rocketsonde, or a device that launches into the air and then falls back down to the ocean, taking atmospheric data along the way.
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He can't find a job and his country won't take care of him, so he falls back on what he knows he's good at: violence, brutality, and an eternal readiness to kill.
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When he does hint at disappointment, he qualifies that with talk of progress elsewhere, deflects by saying progress is not linear, or falls back on historical precedent suggesting Klinsmann's job is safe.
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Families will be able to track the spacecraft in real-time through an app as it orbits the earth for about four years before it falls back to Earth, according to Civeit.
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I wasn't expecting a hoax because I knew that rockets don't work in space, so maybe they got something up into space for a few seconds and then it falls back down.
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When Facebook starts making these decisions, a large subset of its user base falls back on Facebook's own cultivated narrative that it's just a platform and should not be making these decisions.
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The inconsistency is there, but a lot of it is not just him, it's the personnel and that falls back on us as coaches to put those guys in position to be successful.
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Some of the material falls back onto the surface as a fresh coat of ice, while much of the rest gathers into a halo of ice dust that feeds one of Saturn's rings.
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For one, a HUD doesn't show a map for navigation — it's too busy and obstructs too much of the driver's view of the road — so it falls back to turn-by-turn directions.
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But she falls back on lyrical clichés too often—"Smash my heart in pieces / It looks so good on the floor" is one recurring line—and her voice seems stiff, even robotic here.
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In the First Symphony, Price is still finding her way; the harmonic writing sometimes falls back on nineteenth-century clichés, such as portentous diminished-seventh chords and insistent sequences in the Tchaikovsky manner.
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Enlightenment Now is a passionate defense of enlightenment values of "reason, science, and humanism" in a society that falls back on destructive tendencies like "tribalism, authoritarianism, demonization, [and] magical thinking" in times of crisis.
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"You have pockets of risk aversion generating defensive bids in gold, but then physical buying drops away and if there's an uptick in equities, gold falls back," ICBC Standard Bank analyst Tom Kendall said.
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And there's a lot to choose from: We're talking sun-kissed waves, strobed cheeks, and sultry bronze smoky eyes — and those are just three of five trends we've noticed she always falls back on.
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We meet Simon's mother, Marianne, who, not sensing disaster, falls back asleep when she first hears the phone ring, and who clings to each moment of borrowed time before the unimaginable understanding breaks over her.
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"Since we don't have and we haven't had an immigration policy that works -- we haven't reformed the policy at a federal level -- a lot of this falls back to the states," said Florida state Sen.
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But he also falls back on some awfully familiar hero arcs, and in the end, he doesn't make it clear whether he cares about villainy because it's different from heroism, or because it's so similar.
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Mr. Trump has previously denounced these types of commissions, and as recently as Saturday, Mr. Trump said at a rally that these panels were empty solutions that Washington falls back on instead of fixing problems.
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Americans have observed Daylight Saving Time switch for a little more than 100 years, but the amount of time which they have been observing when the nation "falls back" an hour has continued to shrink.
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Ivanka is, indeed, a woman who has claimed to be an advocate for women's rights but seemingly falls back on just being a daughter when faced with questions about how her father's policies negatively impact women.
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"The season falls back on the talent of Ms. Dunham and her colleagues (including the executive producers Judd Apatow and Jenni Konner) for classic sitcom constructions and dialogue," Mike Hale wrote in The New York Times.
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As the first stage of Falcon 9 falls back to earth, its engines reignite when it reaches a speed of 3km per second, slowing it down to reduce impact as it lands vertically on the ground.
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When Schultz is called on the carpet for these beliefs, he falls back on the benefits he provided as CEO of Starbucks, which includes health care for all employees and free tuition at Arizona State University.
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Three parachutes are used to slow the capsule as it falls back to Earth, and it was traveling about 16 miles per hour before hitting the ground on Wednesday and kicking up a puff of sand.
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The lengths to which the movie goes to ensure that we'll cheer for this are remarkably manipulative; every time Passengers seems as if it's about to do something subversive, it falls back on pure, stinky cheese.
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In honor of Washington's birthday, we scoured the archives and found something surprising: While the actress does love to experiment, she also falls back on a few techniques time and time again, which we've rounded up, ahead.
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But like "Dunkirk," it falls back on an idealized notion of the English character that feels, in present circumstances, less nostalgic than downright reactionary, and as empty as those ubiquitous "Keep Calm and Carry On" internet memes.
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Generally this falls back to those who concluded the settlement, and for sure there is no settlement unless there are violations, and they are not concluded without the accused admitting it in writing and promising not to repeat it.
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Off-kilter and desperate, the ball sticks to Westbrook's right palm as he falls back to Earth on the left side of the basket, crying a breathless "and-1" once he realizes the sequence won't go according to plan.
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If Rubio or Kasich — or both — pull out wins in their home states, it could presage a four-way race with Trump so weakened that he just falls back among the other candidates and surrenders his front-runner status.
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When Harry's best friend Ron first learns that their professor Remus Lupin is a werewolf, he's frightened and falls back on the stereotypes he's been raised to understand, but over the years, he befriends Lupin and fights for him.
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Dallas Cowboys quarterback Don Meredith (17), white jersey at center, falls back on top of a Green Bay Packers player as players chase a fumble during the NFL Championship game at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, on December 31, 1967.
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There are some edge cases where this might be annoying to power users; some have more than one messaging app that falls back to SMS or integrates SMS replies, and this might require those apps to take a new approach.
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No longer the bold reformer bent on modernizing his kingdom — a favorite of President Trump and his son-in-law, Jared Kushner — he is now regarded as an impulsive, unreliable autocrat who falls back on crude tactics to crush dissent.
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There are feints in the direction of realism and social inquiry, but every time she might dig a little deeper into Destiny's inner life or Ramona's relationships, Scafaria falls back into bubbly girl-boss montages and luxury-brand consumer fetishism.
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And while I don't mean to suggest that Marvel is putting that message together intentionally, for it to come through so clearly suggests a consistent carelessness in creating Black Widow's storyline, a laziness that falls back on stereotype-ridden clichés for women characters.
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YANG YOURONG's wife kicks him as they walk upstairs and he falls back a few steps, then follows again at a distance up to the cramped offices of a district-government bureau handling divorces in Chongqing, a region in the south-east.
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But while its premiere sets up a compelling, future-world setting (no doubt a nod to the 1976 sequel to the original film, titled—yes—Futureworld), Westworld's third season quickly falls back into its old habits, like a host stuck in their narrative.
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As chairman of the largest water tanker association, Pradeep Prasad Pathak is charged with defending business interests, a task that he said is getting trickier as the state falls back on "divide and rule" tactics by playing off tanker men against one another.
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AL UDEID AIR BASE, Qatar — When Navy Lt. William Conway is piecing together clues about a new Taliban or Islamic State terrorist cell in Afghanistan, he often falls back on skills he learned hauling crooks, swindlers and embezzlers into court in Chicago.
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Instead, Persona 5's message falls back into familiar territory, opting to once again to tell a story of misfit friends teaming up to save the world from a great evil—without asking players to confront any that might live closer to home or heart.
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However, we should be mindful, because as we have discovered in the work of Diversity and Inclusion, change is a long road that many times falls back on well-worn excuses, flashy presentations and fast following others to explain away the lack of substantive progress.
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While U.S. public support for more gun control measures has grown slowly but steadily over the years, it typically spikes immediately after the mass shootings that have become part of the U.S. landscape, then falls back to pre-massacre levels within a few months.
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Buddemeier can't emphasize this enough: You don't want to be wandering outside when all that dirt and debris, now broken into radioactive particles the size of sand and salt grains, falls back down to the ground, causing radiation poisoning in those exposed to it.
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The massive open kitchen lends dinner a sense of theater while the food is classic high-end fine dining Italian, the kind of cuisine that doesn't get as much attention these days as New York falls back in love with old-school red sauce restaurants.
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As Rigondeaux scores many of his points by pot-shotting with the left hand, it will be interesting to see what adjustments he makes against Lomachenko—whether he can force the left hand leads just as well or if he falls back more on the jab.
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And when his one-on-one with Danielle comes crashing to a halt because they have nothing to talk about, he falls back on a monologue about the stress of hometown dates that feels like part of an unending loop of conversations Nick has already had.
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SpaceX also attempted to land and recover all three boosters, and it'll also be trying to catch the fairing from the Falcon Heavy's cargo capsule using a barge positioned at sea that will attempt to navigate a net under it as it falls back to Earth.
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But Olivia still hasn't quite hit rock bottom until after the "funeral," when she goes to Fitz (Tony Goldwyn) and falls back into his arms even after the super crappy thing he says to her when he drops by to give his condolences earlier in the episode.
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"Common sense tells you that if you bite it and dip it in the salsa and more of it falls back into the bowl and doesn't stick to the chip, then there's going to be more bacteria going back in the bowl with it," he said.
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Mr. Angle lets Ms. Peck fall one way in his arms, next raises her so that she opens up into a soft arabesque (1:44), and then gently tips her so that she falls back the other way, turns to face him and subsides in a crescent.
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Either the lead pigeon recognizes that it has no clue and falls back into the flock, letting birds that know where they are going take over, or the flock collectively decides that the direction that it is taking just doesn't feel right, and it doesn't follow.
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Starn described Woods as a "mythical, almost biblical, figure in American society at this point," whose life has followed a classic Greek story arc that many find irresistible: A child prodigy falls back to earth, struggles physically and emotionally, then is resurrected, transfigured and re-elevated.
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The brain looks for a single defining characteristic to differentiate among brands, products and services, and if that's not easily identified, the brain falls back to price, says Pradeep, who has worked with companies including Coca-Cola, Procter & Gamble, Pepsi, Subway and Mondelez in the neuromarketing space.
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At the end, the whole scale of the dance swells into a new transcendence as the young god Apollo and the three muses climb Parnassus and address the sun's light; a superb moment comes when Apollo's mother, Leto, enters and, beholding her son's ascent, falls back as in awe.
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Given that the star has rocked pretty much every trend — from sculptural hair inspired by Nina Simone to futuristic blue lipstick — it might seem like her tastes are all over the map, but look closely and you'll find there are a few tried-and-true techniques she always falls back on.
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The movies are all vaguely the same (big city gal heads to her small hometown for the holidays and falls back in love with its quaint nature and a charming local handyman), but they are all set in different places with different characters and actors — except for one budding franchise.
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One London-based hedge fund investor said the number of false breakouts — a market move when the price of an asset temporarily moves above or below a key technical level monitored by such strategies, then falls back to previous levels — is up to roughly 80 percent this year from 20 percent historically.
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So there's a lot of defending and applying armbars like this one: But clearly this can't be exclusively for self defense because Pantazi deals with classical gi grips in the stand up and shows that one pressure point behind the elbow that every kyusho master falls back on constantly because it actually hurts a little.
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S. trade deal * Turkish lira falls back as much as 3 percent after rate hike * Wall Street futures point to subdued start By Marc Jones LONDON, May 24 (Reuters) - World shares fell on Thursday as cars become the latest focus of U.S. protectionism worries, while Turkey's lira slumped again despite an emergency interest rate increase.
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His largely acoustic guitar-based soundtrack to Naughty Dog's post-apocalyptic road trip, his first for the medium, is about as blessed by sunshine and smiles as the game itself—which is to say, it's a melancholic collection that falls back upon repeated motifs across its course, everything building into a sometimes suffocating mix of tension and fear.
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However, the problem with using e-gift cards at scale is that the technology infrastructure to automate orders and delivery is missing, meaning that it remains quite a manual process that often falls back on emails, CSV files and PDFs "This is what we are changing… [by automating] the issuing process of non-cash rewards," explains the WeGift founder.
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His first performances in the studio were apparently so incandescent that the engineers didn't pay attention to the sound of his vest buttons clacking against his guitar — the only distraction in his very first take of "Simple Twist of Fate," which rises from and falls back to a stoic near-whisper, like a startling rumor being passed along.
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But over the past several years Republican leaders made a variety of decisions that prefigured both the Trump phenomenon and Cruz's Iowa victory: The GOP now falls back on its hope that Rubio can convert his third-place performance in Iowa to a leap into second place in New Hampshire next week, and, eventually, to outright victory in some future primary.
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It falls back on a common trend in lazy TV writing — the "do the right thing for the wrong reason" trope — where the viewer is urged to feel one way about a character's seemingly illogical and morally driven choice, only to be shown at the last minute that the character's choice is justified because of the eventual outcome it yields.
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Presently Epeus came on and gave Euryalus a blow on the jaw as he was looking round; Euryalus could not keep his legs; they gave way under him in a moment and he sprang up with a bound, as a fish leaps into the air near some shore that is all bestrewn with sea-wrack, when Boreas furs the top of the waves, and then falls back into deep water.
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Having saddled itself with an impossible set of questions, "How do we honor the dead, and when do we let go?" and "Is it mad to mourn the dead, even those you are not personally responsible for?" chief among them, Winchester at some point comes up against the enormity of these concerns and their ramifications, and falls back into special effects and supernatural terror to shift the conversation.
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Fort Myers, Florida Best Places to Live 2428 Rank: 235 Metro Population: 2650,20163 Median Home Price: $22016,215.62 Median Annual Salary: $245.8,420 Net Migration Rate, 2012 to 2016: 14.16 percent After reigning as the fastest-growing metro area on the Best Places to Live list for the last two years, Fort Myers falls back to the No.2 spot in 2018, beaten out by a newcomers to the list.
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See the bottom of the report for more details) * FTSEurofirst 06003 down 0.3 pct, off lows as euro falls back * Disappointing results hit Ericsson, Pernod shares * Volkswagen surges on deal with U.S. authorities * Banks lead sectoral gainers led by Greek lenders By Danilo Masoni and Sudip Kar-Gupta MILAN/LONDON, April 21 (Reuters) - European shares fell slightly on Thursday after the European Central Bank kept rates unchanged, with Swedish telecom equipment maker Ericsson and French drinks firm Pernod leading the fall after disappointing updates.
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Over the course of Eight Years, you can watch Coates develop the particular habits of diction and syntax that he falls back on in service of this quest: the repeated rendering of the black self as a black body, upon which racism works with physical force; the use of the word plunder to describe how white supremacy takes possession of black wealth and labor; the preacher-like repetition of sentence structure in a long cascading litany of American sins; the which is to say that links abstract, morally charged ideas to concrete action, illuminating both.
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