Let's say this all together: David fell out of his bed. David. Fell. Out.
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"I could have fell out of my chair," Miller says.
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Then last year one of his front teeth fell out.
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Other protected areas fell out of protection for land development.
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Residents scattered, churches folded, and people fell out of touch.
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"I fell out of my chair at work," he said.
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Walnuts they couldn't reach fell out and covered the floor.
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"Everything just fell out from beneath me," Patterson, 23, said.
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Simply stated, another airplane just fell out of the sky.
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It fell out of the sky just six minutes later.
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I just sort of fell out of step with them.
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I swear, a dozen diamonds fell out of her ass.
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ENLARGING THE European Union long ago fell out of fashion.
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It fell out as soon as he opened the box.
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The first died after I fell out of a canoe.
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It's possible he fell out of favor at some point.
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It got to the point where my hair fell out.
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"The ball just fell out of my glove," he said.
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As she bathed, dead ants fell out of her vagina.
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I actually nearly fell out with my husband watching Buck.
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The word jealousy fell out of favor in the '70s.
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Cathinones fell out of favor with most users and dealers.
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Does it matter now that these artists fell out then?
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Time would not care if you fell out of it.
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Military spending ebbed, and government expertise fell out of favor.
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"The bottom of my stomach fell out," Ms. Snyder said.
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It felt like the floor fell out from under me.
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Scaramucci publicly fell out with his former boss in 2019.
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Simply put ... our sources say they fell out of love.
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So I stopped, but then all my lashes fell out.
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Then, somewhere down the line, she fell out of it.
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But then the bottom fell out of the real estate market.
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They were a political piñata: whack them and votes fell out.
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We had four to five weeks before the bottom fell out.
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What if I just "fell out," regardless of who was around?
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About a third of those homeowners fell out of the program.
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It turns out she mostly likely fell out of a tree.
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Mr Fukanaga fell out with Mr Pizzolatto during the first series.
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True story: I fell out of my seat watching The Hangover.
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The pair fell out when Ieremenko discovered he had been duped.
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A couple years later, virtual reality really fell out of favor.
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When taste changed in the 1920s, Munson fell out of favor.
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They were reunited when he was 16 but soon fell out.
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Russia especially fell out of the group in all but name.
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Last week, it was Obama's fault that the bottom fell out.
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Just after the June primary, Mr. Sokolich fell out of favor.
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"The word Ballez just fell out of my mouth," Pyle says.
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At the end of a close round, Bisping's mouthpiece fell out.
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I still think that it's a shame that we fell out.
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This was a time when people still shouted and fell out.
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She told him it fell out a couple of years earlier.
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Because they stopped innovating, they very quickly fell out of fashion.
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At one point, a syringe fell out of the woman's clothes.
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It was a movie that kind of fell out of me.
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Watched as their lymph nodes swelled, as their hair fell out.
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Utility stocks, which were in high demand, fell out of favor.
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"I almost fell out of my chair," Granor told the Inquirer.
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Duke fell out of first place, a half-game behind Louisville.
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Her pregnancy, in 1972, was a mistake; her I.U.D. fell out.
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Corporate venture fell out of favor, just like MySpace and hoverboards.
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Providentially, as things fell out, "Don Giovanni" was one of them.
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We fell out nearly 20 years ago and haven't spoken since.
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The drone fell out of the sky and caught on fire.
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There were four experimental conditions: a rattling sound where an object fell out of the container, a rattling sound where no object fell out, no rattle and no object, and no rattle and an object falling out.
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But as an adult, he fell out of touch with Peruvian food.
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His gun then fell out of his waistband and on the floor.
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Her body shriveled, and her hair fell out, but Karen was defiant.
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Then my left earbud fell out and everything went back to normal.
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Eventually, lead tin yellow fell out of favor and disappeared from paintings.
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It started off all nice and friendly then the bottom fell out!!!
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And I remember the first time I fell out of them, too.
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The ten new unicorns are: Three unicorns fell out of the club.
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But the two fell out, and Mr Alckmin backed Mr Doria's opponent.
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But the group was split in 2005 after the siblings fell out.
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They fell out onto the tile floor with a movie-worthy slap.
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"All feelings just fell out of me, and I froze," May said.
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This form of multi-tasking fell out of favor decades ago, however.
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He fell out of touch in 2013, calling once every few months.
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A smaller dolphin fell out in a spill of bloated, red intestines.
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But when we came back and pressed the elevator, he fell out!
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Heikal later fell out with Sadat after Al-Ahram criticized the president.
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Every puzzle piece that had already clicked into place fell out again.
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When Paramount went bankrupt in the 1930s, they fell out of print.
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Strands of her sandy-brown hair fell out and her skin burned.
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Preoccupied with handling his company, Eazi fell out of music quite easily.
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Bruises and sores bloomed on her body, and her fingernails fell out.
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He fell out of his chair, hit the floor and lost consciousness.
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Sweets fell out without incident, chocolate and lollipops scattering across the floor.
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Last week, however, the real Europe fell out of step with Trump.
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Salas fell out of the lead when she bogeyed the final hole.
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During that time, my hair fell out and my skin fell off.
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But after high school, he fell out of touch with them all.
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But after high school, he fell out of touch with them all.
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"I practically fell out of my chair when I saw it," he said.
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The two men were once close friends, but fell out, according to People.
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We didn't take long to write them, they just kind of fell out.
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She was later rehired, and the case fell out of the public eye.
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As global trade grew after World War II, tariffs fell out of favor.
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"My tooth fell out and I'm so excited and so happy!" he said.
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It's not like these two ever fell out of love with each other.
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They fell out last year over delays to the Trans Mountain expansion project.
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She got increasingly sick as her bones protruded and her hair fell out.
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Then 2008 happened, and the bottom fell out of the real-estate market.
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These two fell out years ago, but seemed to have squashed the beef.
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Maxwell fell out of favor after losing his starting job earlier this season.
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In the decade that followed, the bottom fell out from under Detroit's schools.
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One place where Cohen said Jordans never fell out of style is China.
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Hi, guys, so obviously as you saw, all of my lashes fell out.
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The moment I saw this case, I almost fell out of my chair.
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He was laughing so much that he nearly fell out of his chair.
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"I almost fell out of my chair," Acton said in a recent interview.
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Remember when your friend fell out of a six-story window and survived?
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Homes in East New York fell out of their price range as well.
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If commercial airplanes fell out of the sky regularly, we wouldn't just shrug.
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That led to a federal investigation, and quiz shows fell out of favor.
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Tuchel fell out with club officials over the course of an inconsistent season.
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In the early 22019s, the bottom fell out of the tart cherry market.
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Shortly after its publication the now unequivocally classic novel fell out of print.
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Maryland (22-7) fell out from 24th after losses to Minnesota and Iowa.
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Anwar was his deputy from 1993 to 1998, when the two fell out.
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"'I noticed a hit list fell out of your bag,'" he told her.
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It's as if a fable split open and a diary page fell out.
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My ego fell out, and I became Melvin Jakes and also Admiral Jones.
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Schmierer also tells PEOPLE there were punishments for those who fell out of line.
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Though it fell out of favor, the dark disk idea never completely went away.
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Nicks, along with Fleetwood Mac, fell out of favor as the '80s marched on.
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As I expected, one of the AirPods nearly fell out within a few seconds.
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A decade has passed since the bottom fell out of the economy in 2008.
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But in truth many foreign firms fell out of love with America years ago.
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Initial reports said Chloe fell out of the arms of grandfather Salvatore Anello, 51.
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But it fell out with the PJD in 2013 over the government's economic reforms.
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Unsurprisingly, pastels briefly fell out of favor during the fervor of the French Revolution.
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Sharif was once a favorite of Pakistan's powerful generals but fell out with them.
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From 46 feet in the air, Lucy fell out of her tree, fully conscious.
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Heartbreakingly, the tiny baby's hair even fell out — a side-effect of her chemotherapy.
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As for damage to my natural lashes — some fell out during the removal process.
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LAST week a flight attendant working for Air India fell out of an aeroplane.
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But the Concorde went bust in 2003, and supersonic jets fell out of favor.
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And when a tooth randomly fell out of her mouth while filming Samantha Who?
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When I told him what I did, he almost fell out of his chair.
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We've been bonding for large projects which were approved before the bottom fell out.
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But the board fell out of quorum early last year, leaving one remaining member.
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Oh, and she also fell out of good graces because she body-shamed Katie.
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Kudlow fell out of favor along with Stockman and left the administration in 1983.
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He fell out with Televisa when they claimed exclusive rights to air his shows.
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"I fell out of the system and ended up on the streets," Ming said.
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But the groups fell out in 2014—even al-Qaeda thought IS too extreme.
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And then, in the last few years, they fell out over much darker fears.
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Despite this looseness, they never once fell out, even when used at the gym.
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Xavier fell out of the AP Top 24 after being ranked 24th last week.
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In 2011, 5,000 red-winged blackbirds fell out of the sky in Beebe, Ark.
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But he also quickly fell out of the habit of doing Headspace every day.
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It was as if the solidarity we once shared fell out from under me.
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So I kicked around newspapers for about 260 years until the bottom fell out.
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The next morning, I opened up my wallet and the crumpled napkin fell out.
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In 2006, he fell out of a palm tree in Fiji, fracturing his skull.
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Some classmates fell out; others were run down physically and drowning in their academics.
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That led to a federal investigation, and quiz shows soon fell out of favor.
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Gradually, as single-child families became the norm, the term fell out of use.
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Strands of her sandy-brown hair fell out, and she got a skin burn.
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Ms. Powell eventually married another man, and fell out of touch with Mr. Albertson.
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"Clinton took them for granted and the bottom fell out," said one labor strategist.
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"The bottom of my stomach fell out," one bird owner said of the news.
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A gun fell out of a student's bag in New York and went off.
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After popularity in 19th and early 43th century collecting, they fell out of favor.
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My hair fell out; I actually couldn't wear a wig because of potential scalp infection.
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Losing power, the plane fell out of formation, an inviting target for Focke-Wulf fighters.
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Melinda Nichols believed her doctor when he said her IUD fell out a decade earlier.
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He fell out of the race after spinning and hitting the wall on lap 2138.
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The boy's phone fell out of his pocket during the arrest, sliding away from him.
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Money motorists About $30,000 fell out the back of a truck on a Michigan highway.
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The borrowed plane that fell out of the sky this month was 39 years old.
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Halfway through the flip, a handgun fell out of his waistband and onto the floor.
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"Impressionism fell out of favor, with some exceptions, between the world wars," Mr. Tucker said.
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But eventually the bottom fell out of the market as the VOC lost its monopoly.
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Fiorentino arrived at Carige nearly a year ago after Malacalza fell out with his predecessor.
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In the 1500s, an astronomer noted that birds fell out of trees and stopped singing.
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In fact, King collected so many rejection letters the nail fell out of the wall.
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Out at sea, a fellow refugee fell out of his boat and into the water.
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Personally, I think it belonged to a construction worker and fell out of his pocket.
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But St Andrews university in Scotland and Sheffield university fell out of the top 100.
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The Orioles also fell out of first place for the first time since June 4.
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Mr. Middleton fell out of the car and was unable to stand, Mr. Fowles said.
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"Go the edge," Ingraham encouraged, before Arroyo fell out of his chair to the floor.
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But he later fell out with his mentor, and their enmity dogged his long career.
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Stocks of announced deals, as well as rumored deals, fell out of bed that day.
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While they fell out of touch, Crawford says Houston would call from time to time.
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I almost fell out of my seat when one female performer leaned in too close.
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And for the remainder of the competition, Kim never fell out of the top spot.
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He fell out of the raised elevator and died three days later from the injuries.
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You said once that around this time you fell out of love with your career.
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Many career officials who fell out of favor were reassigned to lesser positions, she said.
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If most of his one-acts fell out of repertory, they would not be missed.
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In 1998, they disagreed on how to tackle the Asian financial crisis and fell out.
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The original Sputnik fell out of orbit and burned up three months after its launch.
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Late last year, the governments of France and Italy fell out over the Renaissance master.
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I fell out of my cooking rituals, stopped exercising, and went out to eat constantly.
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In 1998, he fell out with Anwar over the handling of the Asian financial crisis.
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This kind of residency eventually fell out of favor for the luxury-summer-camp variety.
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The man in Seat 54 leapt up and grabbed the child before he fell out.
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Ms. Nie fell out of favor after Ms. Jiang accused her of disobedience in 1968.
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The day after the operation, Mr. Canterbury apparently fell out of bed trying to urinate.
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During the presidency of Chester A. Arthur (1881-1885), the march fell out of favor.
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The house of Devon, Claude's family, fell out of power and Claude's descendants swore vengeance.
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Brown fell out almost immediately with Dolan and Isiah Thomas, the head of basketball operations.
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At this Open, every Australian man fell out of the tournament after just six days.
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Dickens fell out of love with his wife, Mr. Dutton Cook wrote in a letter.
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He fell out of the top 100 in 2017 and finished last year at 238.
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He fell out of the top 100 in 2017 and finished last year at 238.
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But they fell out after an intense power struggle and have been enemies ever since.
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He helped me heal the wounds of a wild parrot who fell out of her nest.
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He raced down and lifted up a box from the floor and its bottom fell out.
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In Zhu's case, the fraud only became public because she fell out with Lei, the seller.
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We knew the trade thing was getting antsy, but it seemed like the bottom fell out.
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According to the report, they said, Lesin fell out with a powerful oligarch close to Putin.
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And it didn't help them that Texas lost and fell out of the top 7, either.
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When her hair fell out, she was devastated, but eventually she made jokes about that too.
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The neophyte Republican pursued the Speaker mercilessly after they fell out over passing the state budget.
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But the market kinda fell out of Rock Band, and we didn't pursue it any further.
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Fiorentino was appointed CEO a year ago after Malacalza fell out with the previous chief executive.
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As for why floating fell out of vogue in the first place, there are several theories.
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But in 1998, they disagreed on how to tackle the Asian financial crisis and fell out.
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"And as I always do, I fell out with Larry; I can't remember why," she says.
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He also saved his mother's life after she fell out of the boat during one attempt.
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I don't know, it just sorta fell out of me, I guess, and onto this page.
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That he fell out of favor with Trump is probably for the best, all things considered.
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But she fell out of a character and exposed that that wasn't necessarily her true voice.
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While well suited for modern times, the Palmer method fell out of fashion in the 1950s.
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With consecutive losses, Virginia Tech fell out of the polls for the first time this season.
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And BlackBerry actually joined the Android legion when its own BB OS fell out of favor.
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But it fell out of favor as sailors said they wanted something lighter and less flammable.
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"He was my brother, and it's like an asteroid fell out of the sky," he said.
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The healthcare debacle in late July 2017 Arguably the bottom fell out for Trump when Sen.
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"We had so much to say, the words just sort of fell out," Ms. Stickney said.
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Prestley and Curtis Blake of Friendly's fell out during one of many sales of the company.
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Predictably, it fell out and tumbled across the floor as the two men lunged and parried.
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Protections they probably could have used when the bottom fell out of the economy in 2628.
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The U.S. fell out of the top five for the first time in the survey's history.
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Nine days later he fell out of a New York City hotel room to his death.
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Remember the guy whose penis fell out of his pants at the NFL combine last year?
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I clapped so hard the stone fell out of my ring and flew across the room.
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Mr. Anwar has been jailed twice, once during Mr. Mahathir's tenure, after the two fell out.
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The ball rolled around the rim, tantalizing the Knicks with every revolution, and then fell out.
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After that show, "the bottom fell out because I felt like I was lying," she said.
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These drones were designed to maintain formation even if a drone fell out of the group.
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At the mention of an agent, his swing, once balletic and effective, fell out of joint.
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"They fell out of love, and it was a tough realization to come to," adds the source.
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That policy eventually fell out of favor, but in the sport of Catch Fétiche, the voodoo stuck.
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After backing the Khmer Rouge, it fell out of favor when the murderous communist regime was deposed.
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There are places where squirrel never fell out of favor and, yeah, they're mainly in the Southeast.
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And by "wasn't as smooth," I mean a couple of drones fell out of the damn sky.
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Fox 59 reported that a customer apparently sat down and the gun fell out from his pants.
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The notes for the beginning of 'Shine On You Crazy Diamond' fell out of it one day.
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He was one of the first to try art with computers, but soon fell out with them.
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Durable packaging fell out of fashion decades ago, when cheap, disposable plastics replaced glass bottles and containers.
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Smart, a 27-year-old Nigerian, fell out with his half-brother, who wanted to kill him.
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This time, her chest-length hair, along with her eyelashes and eyebrows, fell out from her treatment.
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Some even giants, I would say, that came into the industry and fell out spectacularly as well.
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But since the drug was banned in the US in 1985, those experiments fell out of favour.
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As we moved some of the insulation, there were bottles of urine in it that fell out.
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It was because the Beatles were such good friends to begin with that they fell out irreconcilably.
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Later, as presidents, the former comrades launched two wars in Congo, then fell out over the loot.
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But then, just like the iPod/iPhone 4 plugs they largely employed, they fell out of favour.
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Saakashvili became a regional governor in Ukraine in 2015 at Poroshenko's invitation but they later fell out.
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Without the prediction-oriented communications from the prefrontal cortex, the working memory network fell out of sync.
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" With that, the host fell out of his chair, laughing as he exclaimed "You're in trouble, missy!
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In the latest figures a strong rise in August fell out of the rolling three-month average.
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But then the bottom fell out of the coal industry and left people in very bad shape.
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She didn't receive surgery until the hip fell out of its socket, requiring constant hospitalization and morphine.
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San Antonio fell out of the top 10 list in 2014, but it's back in this edition.
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Shortly thereafter the bottom fell out of the price of oil, plunging to $26/barrel by 6003.
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They worked on The Magpie , the school's literary magazine, together, but fell out of touch as adults.
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During the '60s, the stock exchange moved towards electronic boards, and ticker tape fell out of use.
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One Syrian town after another fell out of government control, and from this anarchy new horrors arose.
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Baldwin made the catch along the sideline as defender Antoine Bethea slipped and fell out of bounds.
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White played just nine minutes in three career games and fell out of the league in 2014.
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Photograph courtesy Francis C. Inserra The American doctor and the French teen-ager fell out of touch.
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Indiana fell out of the top 25 on Monday after losing three of its previous four games.
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The strategy appeared designed to win over Trump supporters if the businessman fell out of the race.
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Pagnutti spent a decade in the minor leagues while Gauthier and Veilleux fell out of hockey completely.
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Kylie Jenner found that infamous diamond earring when it fell out of Kim's ear in Bora Bora.
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They had to replace the entire ring and a smaller diamond fell out of the new one.
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As long as I was able to buckle the front strap nothing fell out or was lost.
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Jobbers strangely fell out of favor around the time of WWE's late-90s blood feud with WCW.
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Michael opened the passenger door and his body fell out of the car and onto the asphalt.
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" And while most of them eventually fell out of fashion, one abbreviation persisted: "OK," or "oll korrect.
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As things fell out, the recital could scarcely have been booked for a more inopportune date: Dec.
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Even if we fell out of touch a few times, I don't ever feel distant from him.
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Third, her father and his dad, Grandpa Earl, fell out 12 years ago and now barely speak.
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Al Shabaab fell out with its former spokesman and deputy leader, Mukhtar Robow Abu Mansur, in 2013.
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Rauschenberg and Cage achieved fame within a very few years anyway (and fell out with each other).
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"He's an instrument of destruction," said Ben Shapiro, a former Breitbart staffer who fell out with Bannon.
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Both Edward and Harry reportedly fell out with their brothers as their romantic relationships became more serious.
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As people gravitated to rival big box stores, the bottom fell out of Sears' lucrative appliance business.
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"I almost fell out of my chair when I heard about the reality TV show," he said.
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However, the Happy Meal fell out of fashion with some advertising partners in the mid-2000's.
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The Trojans (12-9, 5-3) fell out of a tie for second place in the conference.
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The programs had been around for decades, but fell out of favor during the war on drugs.
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Liam's first-grade teacher told his parents that Liam constantly fell out of his chair in class.
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Last month, when Mr. Bouteflika announced he would run for a fifth term, the bottom fell out.
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We all fell out with each other quite badly and one of them gave it to me.
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But Flynn fell out of favor with the intelligence community — because of his staunch support for Trump.
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A top reformist, Danylyuk was finance minister under Poroshenko but fell out with Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman.
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He ran as a centrist, even as the progressives fell out of love with him over guns.
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His former teammate Robert Nkemdiche, considered to be one of the best overall talents in the draft, nearly fell out of the first round entirely, due mostly to an incident in which he fell out a window, some synthetic marijuana, and his generally being sort of a weird guy.
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But a few months later, the two fell out and Jeenbekov purged all Atambayev loyalists from the cabinet.
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One by one, these promises fell out the window as Calloway realized just how much she was undertaking.
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"I just can't see using something that fell out of conventional use when we developed antibiotics," he said.
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Unfortunately, Lucas fell out with Kurtz during production on Empire Strikes Back because of the movie's cost overruns.
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In the end, Xabi Alonso, Yossi Benayoun, Ryan Babel and Albert Riera, among others, fell out with Benitez.
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But Mr. Lazarides fell out with Banksy in 2008 and withdrew from the commercial gallery scene last year.
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Security co-operation would also suffer as Britain fell out of the European Arrest Warrant and intelligence databases.
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He has friends in the private sector, but also among left-wingers who fell out with Mr Correa.
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Now I knew the real reason he fell out of touch: He was sitting in a jail cell.
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"We all nearly fell out of our chairs," former executive editor Tom Marquardt said to the Baltimore Sun.
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Jake Paul said he 'fell out of love' with his wife Tana Mongeau and 'in love' with boxing
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Coincidentally, Bailey's friendship to Moore was a big problem the last time Leakes and Bailey fell out, too.
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The women fell out two weeks ago, ending a string of 312 straight weeks that dated to 1999.
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Cookie dough fell out of a truck traveling in North Carolina on this week, according to local media.
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Expert systems fell out of favor because they didn't leverage data, didn't learn from data and didn't scale.
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Dave Long, a repair man, told WPLG that the building's air conditioning unit fell out during Hurricane Irma.
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South Sudan was plunged into civil war in 2013 when Kiir fell out with his deputy, Riek Machar.
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My iPhone fell out three times while I was walking today, but it always landed on its back.
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They've got decent sound, fair battery life, and fit snug in the ears (they never fell out once).
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Over the years, the father of two fell out of touch with most of his former Hollywood peers.
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Despite my appreciation for the show (and extreme dislike of its host), I fell out of my Jeopardy!
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Montgomery fell out of favor with the Packers for a costly turnover in a loss to the Rams.
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"It's like the bottom just fell out of his world," said Teresa, 53, a close friend of Fifi's.
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But when the popularity of Angry Birds started to fade, the bottom fell out of its bigger business.
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But the two fell out over PDCI's insistence on a candidate of its choosing in the 2020 election.
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Iowa, however, picked up its second loss and fell out of the top 20 of the AP Poll.
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During the move, a firearm fell out of his waistband holster and onto the floor, Denver police said.
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But digital giants like Amazon redefined consumerism yet again, and malls fell out of favor with many shoppers.
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Government-backed plans are hardly new to Democratic presidential platforms, although fell out of favor in some elections.
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Yeah, I fell out of love with him at one time, but I fell back in love, too.
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We fell out now and again through 2009 season but most of the time we were pretty close.
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But then the Pink Palace fell out of favor and took on a ghostly hue of its own.
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Remember that time Sarah's nip fell out when you were all hungover watching It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia?
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We saw this firsthand in September when many of the market's favorite growth stocks fell out of bed.
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That someone fell out of the sky and did harm and— And now you're entitled to destroy them.Right.
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Facing a logjam in late July, Tampa Bay traded him and promptly fell out of the playoff race.
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When he reached Magna Carta, Holy Grail as "JAY Z" took shape, other things fell out of order.
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I gripped the remains of the box that, until the bottom fell out, I swore I'd packed perfectly.
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Mr. Tavernier turned movie love into criticism but, like all good critics, he never fell out of love.
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But the approach fell out of favor because computers were not powerful enough then to produce meaningful results.
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However, TMZ says it's much simpler: The longtime couple, who share daughter Stormi, simply fell out of love.
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The secretary knew that the table and chairs were old because somebody fell out of a chair once.
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The two groups were for many years part of the same movement, but they fell out over strategy.
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Deutsche Bank – Deutsche Bank fell out of a newly compiled list of the world's top 236 private banks.
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They all fell out of love with her when they realized she wouldn't use her magic on them.
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Visser was injured when the ropes gave way and he fell out of the ring - canceling the bout.
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Patrick is now freaking out at the sight of some frozen food that fell out of the refrigerator.
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This year, when I opened her Christmas gift to me, a hardcover novel, crumbs fell out of it.
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Moreno, who was Correa's vice president but fell out with him after taking office in 2017, denies wrongdoing.
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She decided to stop coloring before her hair fell out, but that didn't mean she had to stop experimenting.
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She was unable to see that her grandchildren had gotten away because they fell out off the passenger's side.
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Leveraged loan specialists Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank and RBC fell out of the top five in the first quarter.
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Hanky codes fell out of widespread use after the 1970s, but Long appreciates the homage to queer cultural history.
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They bonded over weed and libertarianism, then fell out with the latter, and have kept busy since graduating college.
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"Omg my boob fell out song 1 can u even believe it!!!!!" the singer shared on her Instagram Stories.
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That guy from high school who never left your hometown You fell out of touch with him years ago.
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A decline in the unemployment rate to 4.7 percent came only because 664,000 Americans fell out of the workforce.
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But I had always assumed that if the bottom fell out, my husband and I would face it together.
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Schumacher jumped after his wife when she fell out their fishing boat, according to the U.S. Embassy in Iceland.
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Stocks showed signs of weakness when technology plays fell out of favor and banks and domestic stocks rotated in.
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Other than one heart-shaped jewel that fell out, they look great over a month later, minus some regrowth.
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But leeches fell out of favor with many doctors as claims about their healing effects proved to be hollow.
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The agenda that Republicans ran on, before the bottom fell out of the Trump campaign, was scattershot and inconsistent.
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Some Deckard narration had shown up in early scripts by revered screenwriter Hampton Fancher, who fell out with Scott.
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A woman in the UK thought hers fell out until doctors found it embedded in her eye decades later.
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No Child Left Behind—Bush's signature education policy—fell out of favor on both sides of the political aisle.
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What's telling, though, is how quickly most of the potential locations in red states fell out of the running.
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Last year's highest-paid actress, Oscar-winning "La La Land" star Emma Stone, fell out of the top 10.
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Texas A&M fell out of the AP Poll rankings and to an even 3-3 on the season.
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It fell out of favor after the 1920 Olympics, but has been ever-present in the program since 1972.
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When officers broke open the cardboard boxes, peppers fell out to reveal dozens of plastic-wrapped bales of marijuana.
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It's not like the territories didn't have some cool original music once the licensed songs fell out of fashion.
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Lee, an All-Star with Golden State in 2013, fell out of Boston's rotation and received a contract buyout.
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Dean Spunt and Randy Randall have been making sweet noise since 22008, after their previous band Wives fell out.
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But her resistance strained their relationships with her, and one after another they fell out of touch with Nakesha.
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After starting the first 14 games, he fell out of the lineup and was later benched for three games.
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My avatar fell out of the sky and onto a set of wood planks bordered by an infinite ocean.
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And then we fell out in a way and I began to look at that behavior and that condescension.
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The original director, the venerable George Cukor, fell out, along with Bette Davis and Burl Ives, Mr. Reed said.
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But he has not spoken to Trump in over a year and fell out with many people around him.
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His first wife delivered a son in 230 but fell out of favor and died in exile in Moscow.
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The Lakers fell out of title contention, winning an average of 40 games from 2004-05 to 2006-07.
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The practice fell out of favor in many places once it was no longer useful to those in power.
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The implied "like" and "as," which tie metaphor to the real world they transform, fell out of his mind.
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"We fell out of love with each other and I think we were both sad about it," she said.
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The bottom, however, fell out for Democrats after many moderate Blue Dog Democrats were defeated in the 2010 cycle.
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Atlanta had a 17-15 lead with 103:18 left in the first quarter when the bottom fell out.
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No. 14 Penn State and No. 15 Ohio State fell out of the top 10 after losses last week.
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LeVert had foot issues throughout college, the main reason he fell out of the lottery in the 2016 draft.
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Mahathir was prime minister for two decades at the head of UMNO, before he fell out with his successors.
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Not a strand fell out of place in combat, except for when it did and was somehow even more attractive.
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Distrust in psychiatry grew, and ECT fell out of favor, though there's no good data on the extent of that.
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Sadly, many of the seeds fell out, and I learned a cloth bag without holes is better for baked goods.
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My worst injury was when I fell out of a crane, on a barge, on a job we were doing.
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But he fell out of favor when he was caught trying to enter Japan on a fake passport in 2001.
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They are particles that fell out of the Ohio winter sky and stuck to the windshield of a parked car.
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Those bonds were issued with a guarantee from IPIC, before the two parties fell out in a dispute over payments.
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The kingdom, which fell out with Saddam after Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990, then handed the vessel over to Jordan.
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"You did something for your whole life and now you kind of fell out of love with it," Edwards said.
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I'm guessing that the dispatcher rolled his eyes at this call so hard they almost fell out of his head.
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The oligarch later fell out with the Kremlin and was put under house arrest leading to another nationalization of Bashneft.
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Once the iconic tobacco company in the United States, Lucky Strike fell out of favor in the mid-20th century.
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"The first award they announced was best R&B album so I almost fell out of the bed," he says.
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The obvious candidate is Muhyiddin Yassin, a former UMNO deputy prime minister who fell out with Mr Najib over 1MDB.
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It's the first time Apple fell out of the top two since eVestment started publishing this report two years ago.
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In 2016, it only fell out of the top 10 for 8 days, and then, it was only ranked #11.
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The Elite Sport fell out of our reviewers ears a dozen times before finally succumbing to death by subway grate.
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Winthrop asks a passing man how he's doing and the guy replies that he recently fell out of a tree.
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When he moved coasts to teach at another school, we fell out of touch — until he friended me on Facebook.
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Wright said he put her body in the back of his truck but it fell out while he was driving.
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But as trade came to rely more on shipping, land routes fell out of favour and many Eurasian hubs floundered.
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"I saw the first season and then I kind of fell out of touch with it," the Episodes star replied.
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Last season's top rusher, DeMarco Murray, fell out of favor with Coach Chip Kelly at his new team in Philadelphia.
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The bottom fell out for Mack Brown at Texas and was about to fall out for Pete Carroll at USC.
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The Crimson Tide fell out of the top 33 rankings after dropping a 65-62 stunner against UCF on Sunday.
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The South China Morning Post says another woman was fined in Shanghai when she "fell" out of her Aston Martin.
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In truth, the Humanity Star posed no real threat to astronomy, and it soon fell out of orbit, as planned.
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LET'S GET RIGHT TO IT. THE MARKET LOOKS LIKE IT FELL OUT OF BED THIS MORNING ON CONCERN OVER CHINA.
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After chemically processing my hair [when I was young], all the hair at the crown of my head fell out.
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Elsie's art, and her late husband's art, fell out of favor as Abstract Expressionism and Pop Art took center stage.
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Marjorie said she transferred him to another nursing home after he fell out of his wheelchair and broke a leg.
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The Sooners were one of three programs that fell out of the top 2132, sliding four spots to No. 210.
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And then, like a lot of people, he dropped off my radar because he sort of fell out of fashion.
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But when skinny jeans started replacing them in the mid-2000s, flares fell out of favor in a big way.
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Eight days after the bottom fell out of my life I put my son through an elective MRI with anesthesia.
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Or ask British developer Stephen Purvis who was arrested and tortured when he fell out of favor with the regime.
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Lee's sister said the authors eventually fell out because Capote was jealous of Lee's Pulitzer, which she won in 1961.
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Dr. Kappelman and his colleagues considered the possibility that Lucy fell out of a nest in which she was sleeping.
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When I pulled a book off the shelf to show James, the Pokémon cards I used for bookmarks fell out.
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His wife signed for it, he got home and opened it, and a copy of The Boss Baby fell out.
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True enough, yet Maryland fell out of contention for the Big Ten title with a loss at Purdue on Saturday.
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Earlier in the day I was at the gym, dude's phone fell out his pocket and it said 11:11.
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This brings us to Mo Harkless, a 24-year-old wing who fell out of Portland's starting lineup around Thanksgiving.
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Anwar was Mahathir's deputy in the 1990s, but fell out with his mentor during the 1997-99 Asian financial crisis.
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It was a process, according to Miller's publisher, that continued long after the story fell out of the media limelight.
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On July 6, 1918, he fell out of the aircraft he was flying in, during training in Louisiana, and died.
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Sometime in the 1970s, Color Field fell out of favor and visibly liquid paint had a much a lower profile.
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When the two fell out in the 1970s, many intellectuals leaned left toward García Márquez, while Vargas Llosa was shunned.
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After captaining Ajax to three consecutive European Cup victories, Cruyff fell out with his club and some of his teammates.
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They fell out in 1999 and Mr. al-Bashir cast him into prison for four years, cementing his own dominance.
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Mr. Sessions fell out of favor with the president, who then began an effort to get Mr. Sessions to resign.
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There were moments when he was so taken with Mr. Stanfield's performance that he almost fell out of the scene.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)When the bottom fell out for public cannabis companies last summer, appetite for acquisitions quickly soured.
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When Mr. Slok saw that new export orders had declined recently, "I almost fell out of my chair," he said.
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Two years ago, she had surgery on her hand, and when she awoke from the anesthesia, her hair fell out.
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The singer's parents divorced in 2003, and Ariana reportedly fell out of touch with her father, Edward Butera, in 2013.
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When Trump heard the idea he said he nearly fell out of his seat, according to The New York Times.
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The Silicon Valley tech giants traditionally lead rankings in Glassdoor&aposs annual figures but fell out of favour this year.
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Since the bottom fell out of U.S. equities on Monday, stocks here and across the globe have been in disarray.
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The liberal activist said he and Stone fell out in 2011 after Stone sent out word that Credico was dead.
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A former political ally of Mr. Erdogan's, Mr. Gulen fell out with the president in 2013 over accusations of corruption.
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"My heart fell out of my body," said Paul Herszdorfer, a deputy assistant commissioner at the Citywide Administrative Services Department.
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She fell out of favor with many after her 2014 disaster and subsequent poor showing in a run for Congress.
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But it's like, I literally just walked down the road and my boob fell out — it's not really a big deal.
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With the loss, Cincinnati (25-4, 14-2 AAC) fell out of a first-place tie with SMU in the conference.
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The body was wrapped in a blue tarp and may have fell out of the box when someone stood it up.
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Police allege Harrison told officers the child fell out of a family friend's arms, an account the friend allegedly backed up.
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Then, as Sears' sales fell and its losses piled up, it no longer had a choice — investment fell out of reach.
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Just look at all of these photos: I frankly almost fell out of my seat when I saw this. Stunning. Gorgeous.
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But DarkSide's argon-based detector fell out of favor, as the community pivoted to xenon-based detectors, which were more precise.
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I also dyed my hair platinum blond for a movie with Stanley Tucci [Big Night], and all my hair fell out.
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He then allowed her to open the car door and she "either fell out or he pushed me out," Nelson said.
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Despite his fun-loving attitude and a second-team All-Pro selection in 2016, King eventually fell out of the NFL.
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My first run was seven weeks postpartum and my uterus just about fell out of me during that three-minute jog.
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Mr Karunanidhi was originally a screenwriter, and wrote songs and scripts for MGR and Ms Jayalalithaa before they all fell out.
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But as the bottom fell out of the economy, her investors pulled out of the venture and Cachay lost her funding.
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Cabinet could be a bloody circus, steaming with egos, especially when he and Keating fell out over Keating's pet consumption tax.
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When the container was turned over, sometimes the object fell out, and sometimes it didn't (thanks to that handy electromagnetic switch).
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Patrick told officers that she had grabbed the bag after it fell out to prevent the other women from getting sick.
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In 2018 carbon emissions in America grew by 3.4% as economic activity picked up, even as coal fell out of favour.
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The top of the Falcon 9 then likely dragged Zuma back down to Earth when the vehicle fell out of orbit.
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See update at the end of the article for the final conclusion on what the hell fell out of that chimney.
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Jughead happens to find out about the Hood's secret letter to Betty because it fell out of one of her books.
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Ford's F-150 pickup fell out of the top ten this year dropping to number 13 due to lower domestic content.
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Maybe, there's a more reasonable explanation, like that it fell out of a cargo plane (if you can call that reasonable).
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According his statement, Carter said that after recently having a tire replaced, it fell out of alignment while he was driving.
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She went through chemo and that waist-length blonde hair I'd noticed the first time I visited her page fell out.
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Last year she fell out with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau over delays to the Trans Mountain oil pipeline expansion project.
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After his return, Empain fell out with his family and his businesses, which at the time employed some 120,000 people, declined.
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But when he rehung the clocks far apart or at right angles to each other, they soon fell out of phase.
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According to a search warrant in the case, the toddler fell out of his crib a few days before he died.
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But it fell out of the top five in China for smartphone vendors in 2016, after reaching No. 2 in 2015.
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In hospital his condition deteriorated: his hair fell out, his skin turned yellow and he threw up parts of his stomach.
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When they checked into a bed and breakfast later that day, he fell out of bed and was hospitalized but survived.
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A 6-year-old girl died late Monday evening after she fell out of a third-story apartment window, authorities confirmed.
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It was allied with Mr Erdogan and his Justice and Development (AK) party until the two groups fell out in 2013.
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"He just fell out of whack mechanically, started rushing his pitches and couldn't get through it," said Seattle manager Scott Servais.
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After losing four of five games in January, Duke fell out of the top 240 for the first time since 225.
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Nor is this the Jenny that was sucked up by a vacuum cleaner when it fell out of a stamp album.
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All five cases against Toback, who denied the allegations, were dropped in early April, four because they fell out of statute.
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Once a mainstay of television and radio, anthology series fell out of favour due to producers' concerns about their commercial viability.
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After serving as a governor of Odessa, he fell out with Mr Poroshenko, accusing him of corruption and collusion with oligarchs.
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But this season, they fell out of the Associate Press' Top 25 poll for the first time in almost four years.
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The Horned Frogs (4-1) fell out of the Associated Press Top 543 this week after losing to Lipscomb on Nov.
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But he fell out with the son and resigned from the ruling party in 2014 to become a vehement government critic.
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If Trump loses the nomination, I think this is the week we'll look back on as when the bottom fell out.
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States like Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin also fell out of Democratic column -- creating the road map to Trump's stunning electoral victory.
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During her service she was injured when she fell out of a troop carrier and was run over by a truck.
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Was there ever a period where you two fell out of touch or has it been pretty constant over the years?
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"We were driving to the airport in Las Vegas, when the trunk popped open and my suitcase fell out," she said.
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Increasingly, though, he fell out with the other Cuban leaders, until in 303 it was suddenly announced he'd left the country.
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Kanter can still picture the wood switch his first-grade teacher used to wield at students who fell out of line.
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And my mic, the cord in my mic fell out, and I was like, 'Oh shit, what am I gonna do?
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It eventually fell out of fashion because it "looks ridiculous, even in the completely fantastical world of professional wrestling," he said.
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But the law fell out of use, some say as a result of the pharmaceutical industry's growing influence on Capitol Hill.
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But he fell out of love, he said, as he grew wise to what he characterized as college sports' inherent corruption.
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The Palace Hotel (Orson Welles and Pablo Neruda slept here) fell out of favor in the 1980s and closed in 1997.
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Glasses fell out of cabinets or were left leaning inside, primed to tumble out the next time the cabinet gets opened.
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The two present-day candidates' fathers were once allies, but they fell out shortly after Kenya gained independence in the 1960s.
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If the books fell out of favor, it was as much for their hoary language as the fantasy capitalism they advertised.
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"Just then the window near my seat broke and I and a girl sitting by my side fell out," he said.
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And when the oligarch fell out of favor with Putin and fled to Britain, the Chechen crime lord kept in touch.
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A Democratic Party propelled by rationalism and five point proposals fell out of sync with an electorate moved by gut instinct.
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This labor-intensive system fell out of use after the Russian Revolution, when people had more important things on their minds.
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But he fell out with Ms. Wils and Ms. Taylor over their development plans and the way they ran the organization.
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NBC News White House correspondent Peter Alexander tweeted that a mouse "literally fell out of the ceiling" and onto his lap.
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When Khloé Kardashian suggests that perhaps the money fell out of her sister's bag, Kourtney, 40, immediately shoots down the idea.
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However, he fell out with Rajapaksa that same year and ran against Mahinda Rajapaksa, Gotabaya's brother and former president, in 2010.
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But less than two miles above the surface, Vikram veered from the planned descent trajectory and fell out of radio contact.
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The Vikings also fell out of the NFC's second wild-card spot to idle Washington, which plays Monday night against Philadelphia.
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They lost seven of their final 12 regular-season games in the Big East and fell out of the Top 25.
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One day her molar fell out, and fossilized over many millenniums, keeping it safe from the elements and the tooth fairy.
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Even as I faltered or fell out of balances, Ms. Charleston reminded me that this, too, is part of the technique.
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Even as I faltered or fell out of balances, Ms. Charleston reminded me that this, too, is part of the technique.
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With the decline of the prestige and significance of the Roman Senate in late antiquity the phrase fell out of use.
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The hieroglyphs of 5,000 years ago fell out of fashion because we invented far richer, far more specific, ways to record data.
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Four-year-old Will Ketcher was riding in a car when his stuffed cheetah, Roger, fell out the window onto Interstate 95.
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Sankara is an ex-member of exiled opposition group Rwanda National Congress, founded by former Kagame aides who fell out with him.
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Last year, he fell out of many fans' good graces when he filmed himself teasing an autistic janitor he thought was stoned.
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The inert explosives were inside a container and part of them apparently fell out into the engine space, the school district said.
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Guitarist Keith Richards, for example, once fell out of a coconut tree while on vacation, resulting in a concussion and postponed shows.
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Still, Gilmore acknowledged that some of the targets may have been people who merely fell out of favor with the ruling family.
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Facebook and Wells Fargo, for example, fell out of the index because they had low ESG scores relative to their industry peers.
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Once, during a congressional committee hearing, the chairman banged a gavel — clap — on the desk, and Williams fell out of his seat.
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Isaiah Cousins added 21 points for the Sooners (20-4, 123-4), who fell out of a tie for the conference lead.
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This kind of arrangement fell out of favor by the 214s, as critics said unequal voting rights were bad for corporate governance.
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Atari's logo was nearly ubiquitous throughout the film and became a famous anachronism over time as Atari itself fell out of prominence.
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Initial reports said that Chloe fell out of her grandfather's arms, but the family is disputing those accounts, the Today Show reported.
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Instead, she decided to do a brilliant impression of Thomas Dewey's 1948 campaign when he basically fell out of sight for months.
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They would have us believe that Trump just fell out of the sky and somehow mysteriously became the nominee of the party.
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A 3-year-old boy fell out of a wooden roller coaster at Idlewild and SoakZone in Ligonier, Pennsylvania, on August 11.
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It's still too early to say exactly what happened to the airplane, which fell out of radar contact while flying at 37,000ft.
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Ripa and Strahan famously fell out when the former football player decided to leave the show for a new gig at ABC.
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The tweet that shared it got over 2,500 retweets and 2,500 likes, and Yiannopoulos quickly fell out of favor with many conservatives.
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A police spokesperson told the paper they believe Santellan's body fell out of the box when it was dumped, the Times reports.
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Adams&apos familiy initially said the snake fell out of a tree and landed in Adams&apos kayak in the Edisto River.
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They have published some "bloopers" from the original commercial, and they are so cute that I almost fell out of my chair.
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After Kagame fell out with the DRC's new leader, Rwandan troops shifted their allegiance, backing rebels who were trying to overthrow Kabila.
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Players flocked to home consoles like the SNES and Sega Genesis, and, as a result, arcade culture's popularity fell out of fashion.
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On another occasion, Junor claims the royal couple were consulting their schedules when a photograph of Camilla fell out of Charles' diary.
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The scrunch sock trend fell out of favor in Tokyo during the Aughts and was replaced by the more sober crew style.
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I dropped my box in the middle of the crosswalk and all my pantry items fell out and she just walked away.
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Mike had been sitting in the Delta boarding area and apparently an envelope filled with cash fell out of his carry-on.
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Palladium fell out of a steep upward trend channel and below its 50-day moving average for the first time since August.
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When he and Mr Milosevic fell out in 1993, state television accused Mr Seselj and his men of war crimes against civilians.
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Airships fell out of fashion after the 1937 Hindenburg disaster, which killed 36 people, and all but vanished in the jet age.
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Afterwards, it fell out of the political discourse, casualty to the understanding that governments of men are fallible, and can support injustice.
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"I was so hungry that I had to eat grass and my hair fell out," a tearful Kim told reporters in Seoul.
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But after expanding quickly, the company and its footwear fell out of favor, with annual revenue shrinking in the past two years.
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But Mr. Dostum quickly fell out of favor with his American patrons over his open defiance of the new government in Kabul.
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Petty Officer Neil Roberts fell out of the helicopter and onto the mountaintop before the aircraft crash-landed lower in a valley.
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"It sucked the roof off the house and the walls fell out and the roof went right down on them," he said.
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Ping fell out with "Bongo Junior", as Gabonese call the president, leaving the ruling party in 2014 to become an outspoken critic.
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I almost fell out of the canoe when a beaver slammed its tail five feet away, sending a report through the marsh.
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They fell out of touch, and then years go by, and then all of a sudden he's part of the Trump campaign.
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But the public option ultimately fell out of Obamacare as it became clear there wasn't enough support for it from moderate senators.
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In both countries, nearly all the money was returned with the wallets, except for some change, which they think accidentally fell out.
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A major figure in the electro scene, Mr. Zdar fell out of a window in an accident in Paris on Wednesday night.
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In Philadelphia, Mr. Smith fell out of his seat while apparently having a seizure, according to a police report in Orange, Conn.
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The Wimbledon champion Garbiñe Muguruza fell out of the tournament after being beaten, 7-6 (1), 6-4, by Hsieh Su-wei.
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American food historian Megan Elias tells MUNCHIES that the color may be a reason why the dessert slowly fell out of favor.
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But by the end of the '21996s they fell out of fashion, consigned with surprising abruptness to the dustbin of architectural history.
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In 2015 he fell out with Mr Orban and lost most of his companies, but held on to Magyar Nemzet, another newspaper.
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In a recent report of audiences for cable news programs, those carried on MSNBC and CNN fell out of the top slots.
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Mr. Fajans, the piece's creator, also talks about the time he was pushing Cunningham in his wheelchair, and the choreographer fell out.
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"My clubs fell out and the goose guarded my golf clubs, so I had to finish with my teammate's clubs," he said.
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All 24 people on board the Ethiopian Airlines flight were killed when the plane fell out of the sky shortly after takeoff.
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But the show had another Clinton figure all along: Diane Lockhart (Christine Baranski), who hired, befriended and ultimately fell out with Alicia.
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On the eve of the House's impeachment of President Donald Trump, the last bit of her hair finally fell out, she said.
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The ball fell out of Torres's bare hand as he tried to throw, allowing the first of two runs in the inning.
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They patted me down and emptied the contents of my bag on the ground—my laptop fell out along with my books.
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As it fell out of fashion in the U.S., the industry marketed it hard in China, and now it's the favorite there.
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But in the course of this 2,200-mile race across France, he endured mishap piled atop miscalculation and fell out of contention.
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The therapist focuses the conversation on the lynchpin of Elliot's relationship with his father: the day Elliot fell out of a window.
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How a sprawling Brooklyn co-op, an enclave of progressive good will, fell out over a free apartment and a beloved caretaker.
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Well over a century ago in the US, the practice fell out of favor, partly because of its capacity for psychological harm.
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When we got out to secure supplies, it fell out of his pocket and is now sitting on the side of the interstate.
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Authorities in the United Kingdom shocked after a dead stowaway fell out of a Kenya Airways flight moments before it landed in London.
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Gliders fell out of fashion, but the Pentagon might bring them back to hotspots around the world, with a few high-tech modifications.
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Brown fell out with Spiegel and Murphy in August 2011 — still very early days for Snapchat, which up until then was called Picaboo.
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And while the audio cassette long ago fell out of favor for the CD and later digital music, the format's certainly not forgotten.
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The club fell out of favor after a bomb went off on the dance floor in 24, and closed about a year later.
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The pair fell out last year when coach Tomas Krupa switched from Strycova to Pliskova, with David Kotyza later moving the other way.
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Rye, planted in autumn and harvested in mid-summer, fell out of favor during the past decade as other crops produced bigger profits.
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Céline Dion says that her husband René Angélil fell out of bed right before his January death from a prolonged battle with cancer.
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Barr was nominated to replace former Attorney General Jeff Sessions who fell out of favor with the Trump administration and resigned last year.
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I fell out of touch with Him and made some choices that landed me in a place I never expected to be…prison.
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Almost as quickly as Pete Davidson fell in love with Ariana Grande, it seems he also fell out of love with social media.
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Simicska's media holdings, once highly profitable, incurred heavy losses after he fell out with Orban and his publications were deprived of government advertising.
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The federal delay of the pipeline "isn't something that just fell out of the sky," Archambault, the tribe's chairman, said in an interview.
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Sure, Lieberman was the Dems' veep candidate in 2000, but he fell out of favor after he became an independent, then backed Sen.
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Before former allies Gulen and Erdogan publicly fell out in 2010, the schools were considered a key instrument in expanding Turkey's clout overseas.
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Cops say Duane was so wasted he fell out of a 1932 Ford Coupe while it was still moving ... at around 25 mph.
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At the same time, palm oil fell out of favor, especially among ecologists who feared the destruction of rain forests in developing countries.
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The two fell out over what Mr Lieberman saw as a lack of ruthlessness on his leader's part in pursuing a nationalist agenda.
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KIEV (Reuters) - The Ukrainian parliament voted on Thursday to dismiss Finance Minister Oleksandr Danylyuk after he publicly fell out with the prime minister.
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A recent documentary, "Bolshoi Babylon," suggests that he fell out of favor at the theater, particularly with the new general director, Vladimir Urin.
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Converse sneakers were virtually inescapable in the '70s and '80s, but fell out of fashion for many in the '90s and early 2000s.
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Diesel fell out of official favour in 2015, when regulators learned that Volkswagen, the world's biggest carmaker, had been cheating on emissions tests.
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Her works also met with harsh judgment and ultimately fell out of print: Barracoon is published for the first time only this year.
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Apparently that part of the university's past fell out of consciousness, but now (laudably) is rediscovered and explored by current students at Georgetown.
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I'm a 36 DD and my boobs literally fell out of the bra from more than once, so it's a no from me.
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An airliner was forced to make an emergency landing in southwest China after part of the cockpit window fell out in mid-flight.
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Mourinho disciple Aitor Karanka fell out with the board in March and was replaced for the next game by his assistant, Steve Agnew.
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So we had two days off in Holland, and I just sat in a room in wrote songs that fell out of me.
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During an appearance on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen last month, a caller asked Lindsay why she fell out with Gates.
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But while Sessions has faithfully executed Trump's policies, he fell out of favor with the President for recusing himself from the Russia investigation.
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"I almost fell out of my chair," Mr. Harris said of the moment he read of the prayer room in the planning application.
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On around the 25th, he came down with a nosebleed, his hair fell out, and small red spots appeared all over his body.
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Get Out was a pure surprise, the movie that in many ways defined the year and never fell out of awards-related discussions.
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He added that the police were not sure how much money fell out of the truck or how much was still unaccounted for.
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In 2009, a 31-year-old man fell out of a tree while picking apples, and he was fatally attacked by two dragons.
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"We must have bleached it for two or three days, and it come up strawberry red and then about fell out," he said.
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Former prime minister Ahmet Davutoglu, who fell out with Erdogan in 2016, slammed the party's economic management and Erdogan's rhetoric after the election.
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The Italian-based label fell out favor with U.S. consumers as brands like Gucci, Balenciaga and Fendi have surged in popularity more recently.
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Vaz won the 2014 presidential election as the PAIGC's candidate but fell out with the party after sacking his prime minister in 2015.
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He was friendly with President Emmanuel Macron of France until the two men fell out over Iran and climate change, among other issues.
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And so even as Communism fell out of favor, among intellectuals anti-Communism became as unfashionable as it had been in the 1930s.
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"Cyrano" fell out of the repertoire; Mr. Alagna said that he fell in love with it after coming across the score in Switzerland.
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Companies with traditional earnings fell out of favor—now, businesses that weren't overcapitalized tech start-ups clamored to position themselves as turnaround stories.
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In April 2017, one man was stung by a scorpion after it fell out of the overhead container, according to Global News Canada.
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Medical professionals used the diet for two decades until modern epilepsy drugs were developed and it fell out of favor by the 210s.
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Such policies fell out of fashion because their implementation is often ill-timed: it takes an age for politicians to agree on anything.
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The "That show is still on?" reaction is common for series that were once media darlings but then fell out of the zeitgeist.
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He said a second mattress was placed on the floor next to his lower bunk in case he fell out during a seizure.
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The other day, I opened a novel, and a bookmark that my daughter made me when she was 4 years old fell out.
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They may want to show grandpa a block tower or a drawing, a tooth that fell out or what the tooth fairy brought.
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But Cohn fell out of favor after he criticized Trump's response to violence sparked by a white supremacist rally in Virginia in August.
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On Monday, a flight attendant for China Eastern Airlines fell out of a plane door onto the tarmac at Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport.
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If you look back at 2008 financial crisis, there was a lot of market turbulence up to when the real bottom fell out.
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After suffering financial difficulties in the 1650s, Rembrandt fell out of favor with the wealthy elites who buoyed his career with portrait commissions.
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Mediaset, controlled by the family of former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, and Vivendi fell out in 2016 over a collapsed pay-TV deal.
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Two of the best artists, Jack Kirby (Fantastic Four, Silver Surfer) and Steve Ditko (Spiderman, Doctor Strange), felt uncredited and fell out with him.
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Jeezy's grill reportedly fell out during a performance last weekend, leading to a widely shared photo of the apparently toothless rapper grinning sans chompers.
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Holliday played just 93 games for the A's before they fell out of playoff contention and shipped him off to St. Louis in July.
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As the bottom fell out of the Venezuelan economy, Bitcoin mining became a popular activity in a country where everything is subsidized, including energy.
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Hearing Ted Cruz speak my employer's name made me sicker than that time something white fell out of his mouth and he licked it.
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She also clashed with ex-friend Caelynn Miller-Keyes; they were roommates during the Miss USA pageant but fell out for still-mysterious reasons.
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Trump often claimed his television show "The Apprentice" was a smash hit even after it fell out of the top 20 in the ratings.
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They fell out last year as Barbara was the one who was recorded off mic talking about Tom and Luann fighting at a party.
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However, the two leaders fell out and their rivalry became public last October when Sirisena suddenly sacked Wickremesinghe and appointed Rajapaksa as prime minister.
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At one point, I fell out of the pose when I lost focus, but was quick to recover with the help of the instructor.
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Los Angeles (219.1-211), meanwhile, sealed the NFC West last week but fell out of the No. 228 seed in the conference on Sunday.
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The lack of a runway on solid ground is also a problem—one of the reasons they fell out of favour seven decades ago.
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Boys "still liked me anyways except for when all my hair had fell out [from the perm], and I was like bald," says Haddish.
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He and Sunny fell out because she did not like him working; she did not mind his mistresses, as long as he was discreet.
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A second truck, also carrying migrants, was following close behind and hit some of those that fell out of the first bus, Anadolu said.
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In the housing crisis, it was two years after home prices stopped rising that the bottom fell out of the mortgage-backed securities market.
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In April, she shared another snippet of conversation between them, in which Lily told her mom that a Haribo fell out of her nose.
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I've been running half marathons but fell out of training due to sickness and work craziness, so today was a tough run for me.
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But he fell out with Museveni amid reports he had become too powerful and enjoyed the personal loyalty of some in the security forces.
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When she was a child, Miss Palmer—the woman next door, who her mother fell out with—died before they could make up back.
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The supermodel was grabbing food to-go with friends in NYC Saturday when her boob nearly fell out the bottom of her crop top.
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In 2013, the bottom fell out of the Puerto Rico bond market, which caused a steep drop in the value of the bond funds.
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When she was 14-year-old, she was hit in the eye during a game of badminton and thought that the lens fell out.
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KS: Yeah, there was a big deal, there was big written things that would do that, but sort of fell out of favor, right?
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Saudi Arabia and Iran, the Middle East's two opposing powerhouses, fell out spectacularly at the weekend after the Saudis executed a prominent Shiite cleric.
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In 2011, Diniz fell out with French retailer Casino , his then-partner at GPA, after he secretly sought to broker a merger with Carrefour.
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Gap fell out of touch with Baby Boomers that grew up on the brand and failed to attract Millennials that drive fashion trends today.
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But they soon fell out of favor because the programs varied in quality and there was little data to show their long-term value.
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Jenner fell out with ex-wife Kris Jenner and her children thanks to allegations made in her new memoir, The Secrets of My Life.
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And, while he pocketed $1,500 in winnings in just 12 minutes of gambling, Ben could barely stand and nearly fell out of his chair.
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Not everyone will vocally call it out, but some will wonder: Did you break your phone when you drunkenly fell out of a cab?
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Roku and Disney were two of the most popular stocks with TD Ameritrade clients in September, while Netflix and Apple fell out of favor.
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The Georgia Bulldogs, meanwhile, fell out of the top five after suffering a surprising upset at the hands of the unranked South Carolina Gamecocks.
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Jason Washington was trying to stop the fight outside of a sports bar late last week when a gun fell out of his holster.
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While Ginastera's music never fell out of circulation, the perception that he was more international than Argentine did not always work in his favor.
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That's because straight-eights fell out of favor in the middle of the 20th century, replaced by their more compact cousin, the V8 engine.
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Neris was the team's closer earlier in the season but fell out of favor after two tough outings in the second half of June.
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But Mr. Khodorkovsky eventually fell out of favor with President Vladimir V. Putin, who is said to have bridled at his rumored political ambitions.
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A 102-year-old woman fell out of a goddamn plane to get your attention about it, so it's the least you can do.
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But where Lil Wayne went on to become a massive solo star, Turk struggled with drug addiction and mostly fell out of doing music.
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My mom made me throw all of my candy away since the gross peanuts fell out of their bag and scattered around my treats.
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"Look what just fell out of the sky and 911 is baffled and it is caught in our tree," she said in the video.
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When her grandfather died, she said, she left drug treatment to mourn with her family, but then fell out with her aunt and boyfriend.
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After Mr. Dung fell out of political favor in 2016, the Vietnamese government continued to tolerate Facebook while trying to police information published online.
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When he fell out with Germany last year, for instance, he publicly excoriated Chancellor Angela Merkel and her officials, even comparing them to Nazis.
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Mr. Deutsch remained in New York, and they fell out of touch, spending the next decade dating other people and focusing on their careers.
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The pair fell out in 2016, journalist Mohamed Junayd said, and last year he joined forces with Nasheed to form a new opposition coalition.
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He fell out with Khamenei after backing the opposition Green Movement in the disputed 2009 presidential vote and is now allied with the reformists.
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Gibbs fell out of favor at Arsenal, ending a 21-year stay at his boyhood club, for which he played more than 2540 games.
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One volunteer, Shirley Poyau, a doctoral student, jumped into the experiment so enthusiastically that her baby daughter, strapped to her chest, almost fell out.
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Ms. Watson fell out first, according to three people briefed on the matter, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss private negotiations.
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The passenger then went to the restroom, where the scorpion reportedly fell out of her pant leg and was later caught by flight attendants.
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Kim Jong Nam fell out of favor some two decades ago and lived in self-imposed exile in the Chinese-controled territory of Macau.
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Kim Jong Nam fell out of favor some two decades ago and lived in self-imposed exile in the Chinese-controlled territory of Macau.
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Nevertheless, Keifer soon fell out of favor with GOP stalwarts, failing in his bid to be renominated for his congressional seat in central Ohio.
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This is the original entrance to Club 33, though it fell out of use after the 2014 renovations, when a second entrance opened up.
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It also underscored just how precipitously Mr. Cohen fell out of Mr. Trump's orbit as investigators increased scrutiny of the president and his advisers.
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A flight attendant for China Eastern Airlines fell out of an airplane door and onto the tarmac at Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport on Monday.
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They've rarely been better than mediocre since; in 2013 the bottom fell out, they lost 99 games, and it's been all losing since then.
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"I couldn't walk, my whole body was in pain, my hair fell out, and I almost died," she wrote in the caption on her photo.
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Haftar was among officers who helped Gaddafi rise to power in 1969 but fell out with him during Libya's war with Chad in the 1980s.
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Gizmodo's resident small ear-haver, senior reviews editor Alex Cranz, tried out the Momentum True Wireless, and the earbuds just fell out of her ear.
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While he briefly fell out of that exclusive club in early 2016, today Dorsey is back in with an estimated net worth of $1.3 billion.
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He claimed that he was taking her body to the hospital when it fell out the back of his truck and rolled down an embankment.
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Javier Baez homered for Chicago, which lost for the fifth time in seven games and fell out of first place in the National League Central.
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Crucially, she also fell out with an important domestic ally, Horst Seehofer, the premier of Bavaria, who demands a fixed upper limit to asylum-seekers.
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Mr. Cooper, whose firm's motto is "victory or death," also represented former Attorney General Jeff Sessions, another Trump adviser who fell out with the president.
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In 2011, Diniz fell out with Casino Guichard Perrachon & Cie, his then-partner at GPA, after he secretly sought to broker a merger with Carrefour.
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Corsets fell out of fashion fast during the 1910s and 1920s, being completely unsuited to the boyish silhouettes and delicate fabrics of the Jazz Age.
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When he got out of car, Fox News has learned a black bag fell out of the vehicle with him, out of that rental truck.
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The Boko Haram source told CNN that Barnawi was Boko Haram's head of armory before he fell out with Shekau and left with some followers.
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Ant-Man and the Wasp's Ghost wants to correct painful genetic abnormalities caused by irresponsible experimentation after her father fell out with Hank Pym. Yikes!
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A 19-year-old woman sustained a sex-related dental injury after her "sex swing" fell out of the ceiling and she hit her mouth.
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When the floor fell out under the weight of the polar vortex, he added, he lost a full 50 percent of the sedan's normal range.
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Higgins and Bushnell, who have admitted to seeking couples counseling, fell out over the stress of wedding planning, but insist that they are still engaged.
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He fell out of the Top 10 last night, but not the first round, getting selected by the Oakland Raiders with the 24th overall pick.
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They were roommates during the Miss USA competiion but fell out for still-mysterious reasons — and continued to butt heads on the ABC reality show.
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His personality, eternally divisive, eventually cost him his job; he fell out with Van Basten and lost out in the game of 'him vs me'.
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The vast majority of knowledgeable MMA fans will know about the story of how Garbrandt and his Team Alpha Male gym fell out with Dillashaw.
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Other children told police that the girl went to the rear exit door, pulled the latch and opened it, Woodruff said, and then fell out.
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After he and Yameen fell out, Qasim formed an opposition coalition along with former presidents Nasheed and Maumoon Abdul Gayoom, a half brother of Yameen.
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My friend with long, very thick hair, got curls that looked initially more like mine, but she said that it fell out within 30 minutes.
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They enjoyed fabulous profits followed by a taxpayer bailout to protect them from losses, while millions of innocent families fell out of the middle class.
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If the rich grew too rich, if workers became impoverished, if women were subjugated, society fell out of balance, and the whole of it suffered.
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While there were boomlets for Amy Coney Barrett and Thomas Hardiman -- among others -- Kavanaugh never fell out of contention or, really, his frontrunner status. Why?
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They come with "wings" that are supposed to help them stay in your ears, but I found they actually fell out more with these on.
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Dillon, with whom Mr. Acconci lived for a time, is a powerful presence in his early performances; after they separated they fell out of touch.
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He enjoyed it briefly upon entering office when the Senate was split evenly, but then fell out of favor over education spending with Vermont Sen.
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During the scuffle, a gun fell out of his holster, witnesses told the news station, and when he reached for it, officers fired at him.
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Pardoning incarcerated people or commuting their sentences largely fell out of vogue during the tough-on-crime era at both the state and federal level.
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Woods went on to birdie that hole and take the outright lead for good, while Italy's Francesco Molinari double-bogeyed and fell out of contention.
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Mr. Griffith asked the judge for a $20,000 bail, saying several items fell out of Mr. Rogata's backpack as he climbed, including a laptop computer.
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So grateful and happy to be alive but sad that my hair fell out and is about 1 inch long now and looks cra cra.
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After a career-topping year in 2008, he suffered a major slump and fell out of the top 50 of the Official World Golf Rankings.
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An ideologue of the Russian diaspora, Ilyin admired Italian fascism, though he fell out with the German Nazis under whom he lived in the 1930s.
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Seattle also had aspirations of ending a 15-season playoff drought before it fell out of the wild-card derby because of its own swoon.
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Second, Evangelicals fell out of love with Pence after they saw his see-saw conservatism at work when Indiana passed a Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
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Ms. Powell eventually married ("That was a very disappointing day for me," Mr. Albertson said with a sigh), and the two fell out of touch.
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Listen: All we know is the eagle fell out of the sky—enormous, the eagle, and dead—and now you have to do a shot.
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Mr. Peng was on an execution list for being "a henchman of the Yu-Lin counterrevolutionary clique," two local leaders who fell out of favor.
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Democratic voters fell out viciously over two candidates who did not differ appreciably on most policy areas but conveyed starkly different ideas of the party.
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Hillard's downtime is spent visiting other milk bars—the few that are still left since government subsidies dried up and they fell out of fashion.
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I can see the scar on her lower lip from when she fell out of her bedroom window, sneaking out to a high school party.
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There is no commonly accepted notation system for recording dances, which means that for centuries, before film, many dances fell out of the historical record.
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But Sessions quickly fell out of favor with the president when he recused himself from the Russia investigation, departing the Department of Justice in 2018.
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Shakespeare mocked and misrepresented his political theory in one of the last plays he ever wrote, "The Tempest," but otherwise Hopkins fell out of history.
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An air force officer was killed when he fell out of a helicopter during a rescue operation in the southern district of Galle on Friday.
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YouTuber Jake Paul has spoken about his recent breakup with Tana Mongeau, saying he fell out of love with her and in love with boxing.
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Over the past year he fell out with the prime minister, Youssef Chahed, who will lead his own secular faction in parliamentary elections in October.
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She probably dropped it on the carpet while walking to her gate, or it fell out of her bag or her pocket on the plane.
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But iPhone sales have flatlined since 21, and fell 22% in the last quarter of 2166.7, when the bottom fell out of the Chinese market.
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But in the fall of her senior year, the bottom fell out quickly: Rather than go to class, she'd lay there, paralyzed by her anxiety.
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Huth started his career at Chelsea in 2002 with Ranieri as his manager, but he fell out of favor after José Mourinho replaced Ranieri in 2004.
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A bird fell out of its nest in the U.K. and into the arms of Rusty the gentle giant — and it's a good thing it did.
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Despite Zimbabwe's well-established opposition, change didn't come until Mugabe's inner circle fell out over his succession plans, and the military put him under house arrest.
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Timmy Hill, who fell out of the second Duel on lap 219, joined Reed Sorenson, from the first Duel, in failing to make the Daytona 2500.
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In fact, in this fictionalized version of the story, it seems that Gypsy fell out of love with him the moment he actually killed her mother.
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They ran into a bit of scandal in the mid-20173s, when a mathematical error inflated their returns, and they fell out of the public eye.
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Over the past year he fell out with the prime minister, Youssef Chahed, who will lead his own secular faction in parliamentary elections set for October.
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Ozon also had the support of private shareholders, but fell out with the energy ministry over strategy and had already survived previous attempts to oust him.
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Cripe had consumed a large diet Mountain Dew, a latte and an energy drink before his heart "fell out of rhythm," according to the Associated Press.
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An artist and scholar dive into the history of Havana's National Art Schools, which were abandoned when their architects fell out of favor with the regime.
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"In Big Brother, Thrasher, or Transworld there'd be captions where they'd clown on shit," Eisenhour said of tricks that fell out of style, like illusion flips.
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In England in her day, girls fell out of education earlier than boys, if they had any at all, and there the social rot set it.
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Karma was recalled just weeks after going on sale in October 2016 because some of the 2,500 units sold fell out of the sky mid-flight.
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But after the discovery of penicillin and the popularization of the conventional antibiotics we use today, phages fell out of favor for battling deadly bacterial infections.
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Snapchat's mobile app fell out of the top 28 for the first time this year during Q211 233, according to a recent report from Sensor Tower.
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On Monday, the men's team fell out of the Top 25, ending a run of 221 consecutive weeks that started early in the 2007-8 season.
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And yesterday it announced that it was planning to relaunch its Karma drone, which had to be recalled after several units fell out of the sky.
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Not to be outdone, Mr Ganduje—a former Kwankwasiyya who fell out with his mentor—has strived to build up his own personality cult, the Gandujiyya.
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Playing the national anthem in Indian cinemas was common in the 1960s, but the practice fell out of favor as fewer and fewer people paid attention.
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Anwar was once a protege of the veteran prime minister, Mahathir, and the rising star of Malaysian politics, but they fell out in the late 1990s.
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After the gun fell out of the child's backpack, another student picked it up and accidentally fired the gun, striking the 7-year-old, Mancuso said.
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In the fourth quarter, Wilson engineered another scoring drive, the key play coming when he hit Lockett for 27 yards as he fell out of bounds.
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Nuclear power fell out of favor in the United States after a partial nuclear meltdown at Three Mile Island in central Pennsylvania in the late 1970s.
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I spent a little bit of time in Los Angeles doing film rejects stuff, which, you know, I fell out of love with that real fast.
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"We backtracked, and we figured it fell out while we were at the hospital or it was taken from my car at home," Shears told CNN.
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Gold fell out of favor with investors in 2013 when the Fed indicated it would start raising interest rates for the first time in a decade.
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Let me count the ways … I almost fell out of my Gucci mules when I heard she had only been doing drag for a short time.
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Members of the PML-N party have also accused the military of trying to weaken the party after founder Nawaz Sharif fell out with the generals.
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But that endorsement fell flat earlier this month, when Bannon and Trump fell out over Bannon remarks quoted in Michael Wolff's book about the White House.
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When I saw Lena Dunham put herself on the toilet on TV, I fell out of the chair, because I wondered if she'd seen my comic.
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When I showed up for my hair and makeup, that's when I found out it was Taylor Swift, and I almost fell out of my chair.
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These projects tend to be carried out by oil majors like Exxon Mobil and Chevron, but fell out of fashion during a prolonged crude price slump.
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And there's this one story in the book about a drug addict who fell out of the third-story window, and the garbage saved his life.
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Instead of offering a thorough apology, Hart dug in his heels, and once the academy presented him with an ultimatum, Hart fell out of the show.
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I did back/core exercises briefly from the time I fell out my two story [window], broke my back, and was told I'd never walk again.
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Sessions fell out of favor with Trump after having recused himself from oversight of the Russia probe and was ousted from the administration in November 2018.
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His health issues began last summer when he fell out of bed, hit his head on a table and needed 25 stitches to close the wound.
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At one point she went from a size 24 to a size 16, but her hair fell out in tufts and the weight always came back.
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The former market leaders fell out of favor in late 2017 as investors cooled on the white-hot group for fear of overvaluation or even correction.
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A recent angina attack and spinal surgery to correct an injury after he climbed — and fell out of — a tree left him walking with a cane.
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Phil's grandparents, Bear and Irma, weren't sure about the bonnets; if a feather fell out, they might have had to do a ceremony on the court.
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Regarded with skepticism at best in Saigon circles, and widely considered arrogant and intemperate, he soon fell out with the more radical student and Buddhist groups.
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The refinery's largest shareholder, Saudi billionaire Mohammed al-Amoudi, fell out with the Moroccan government, which accused the refiner of owing it $1.33 billion in tax.
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"One consequence of that was that the bottom fell out of the market and people really stopped using the data for most science purposes," Chipman noted.
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After Gandhi's 1975 conviction, the "artist of the nation" fell out of favor with certain political leaders in India who were deeply critical of Gandhi's tenure.
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Chet Baker died in kind of a crazy way too, where he fell out of that hotel room and there was some mystery behind his death.
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Last year, after three consecutive losing seasons with the Sabres, O'Reilly admitted that at times during the campaign he fell out of love with the game.
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When an FBI agent did a back flip while dancing at a Denver bar this weekend, the gun he had tucked in his pants fell out.
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And my mom, when I told her I was starting a cannabis technology company, she almost fell out of her chair and had some choice words.
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They later fell out, but both remain important components of an anti-Houthi alliance backed by Arab forces led by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
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To this day, my friends don't know my eyelashes and eyebrows fell out, because I had this kit and I was able to just power through it.
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He had claimed his first wife accidentally fell out of their small boat and into the local Calcasieu River and that he unsuccessfully tried to save her.
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The S&P 500 had been in a range from 2,600 to 2,800 for four months, but quickly fell out of it all the way to 83,400.
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"It's an interesting experience, reliving who you were, seeing the thought leaders I used to follow, and friends that I fell out of touch with," he said.
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The fight over the public option dominated the intra-Democratic ideological fight over Obamacare, and many progressives were embittered when it fell out of the final legislation.
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The idea of bringing in "adult supervision" fell out of fashion, and as long as founders made growth happen, they were forgiven for many failings and sins.
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But the medical term nostalgia, originally conceived in 1688 by a young medical student, fell out of use at the turn of the 20th century, said Shorter.
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That's a move that fell out of favor over the past several decades, but it's seen a resurgence in popularity after AlphaGo employed it to some success.
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The same trick underpins software like Cydia Impactor, a popular tool for sideloading apps on iOS that arose in the years after jailbreaking fell out of fashion.
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Last year, a high-level defector told CNN that Kim was taking an increasingly brutal approach to the elite, executing them when they fell out of favor.
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"We adopted Amaya, and Andrew, I always describe it as this angel that fell out of the sky, because he was a little unexpected," the actress continues.
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But Berlin — which thrived through most of the 20th century before the bottom fell out in the early 2000s — hardly feels like a city on the mend.
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And after Helvetica Neue came out and we incorporated desktop publishing into digital workflows with PageMaker, QuarkXPress, and eventually InDesign, Helvetica fell out of paper with me.
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Another personal lawyer, Michael Cohen — a longtime ally and abettor to Trump's political and business interests — ultimately testified against his former boss after the two fell out.
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In 2015 Mr Saakashvili was enlisted by Ukraine's president, Petro Poroshenko, to fight corruption, but they fell out and he accused the president of abetting corruption himself.
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Johnson was a Jeb Bush supporter, but when Jeb fell out of the race, well, it was time to get behind Trump and Woody is on board.
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The photo comparison to the left illustrates this point: The woman's hair looks like it fell out of an 80s rock video when shot on the P9.
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After three years as the world's most violent city, followed by a year as the second most, Juárez finally fell out of the top 10 in 63.
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But by launching multiple siloed messaging apps that don't talk to each other and forcing the Google+ social layer onto Hangouts, the service fell out of favor.
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The Cardinals, who fell out of a first-place tie in the National League Central with the Chicago Cubs, tried to mount a comeback after Dickey departed.
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But he fell out with Trump in early 2018, after FBI agents raided his office and several residences in New York as part of a criminal investigation.
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Durov is an eccentric figure who dresses like a self-absorbed magician, and before he fell out with the government, he was Russia's answer to Mark Zuckerberg.
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GoPro also introduced its Karma drone in September, and was forced to recall it after some units "lost power during operation" and fell out of the sky.
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In June 2017, four toddlers in San Jose, California, fell out of second- or third-story windows in just a two-week span, according to Mercury News.
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The search is back on for Andy Dalton's suitcases ... 'cause just 5 days after they fell out of the bed of his truck, they've gone missing ... AGAIN!!!
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Vivendi and Mediaset fell out in July when the French company backtracked from a deal that would have handed it control of Mediaset's pay-TV unit, Premium.
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Adjustable-rate loans, even those with rates that are fixed for 10 years, fell out of favor after the housing crash, as buyers became ever more conservative.
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"Mass Effect: Andromeda," the fourth installment in a sci-fi role-playing franchise with a hardcore cult following, fell out of the top 10 entirely last month.
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The EFF was formed after Mr Malema, a former youth league leader in the ANC, fell out with Mr Zuma and was booted out of the party.
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He built a network from scratch in the early 123s, although that firm eventually went to his younger brother, Anil, in 2005 after the pair fell out.
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But "Roots" fell out of favor almost as quickly as it rose, in part because Haley's story started to unravel as soon as it was in print.
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The authors analyzed peer-to-peer lending data after this decision and found that the bottom fell out of the subprime market at peer-to-peer lenders.
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The kids fell out of their seats in the Nathan Bishop Junior High assembly hall when Joe and I hit "Ain't She Sweet" on trombone and drums.
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Johnson and Environment Secretary Michael Gove, who together led the successful campaign for Britain to leave the EU last year, fell out over their own leadership ambitions.
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Saakashvili became a regional governor in Ukraine in 2015 at Poroshenko's invitation but they later fell out, with the former Georgian leader accusing the president of corruption.
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My fat fingers struggled to play and pause my music causing the earbud to careen a little bit, though it never actually fell out of my ear.
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But after his death in 1510, he fell out of fashion, overshadowed by Michelangelo, Raphael and Leonardo da Vinci, whom critics and collectors considered more technically advanced.
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In 1926 he returned to the commons by winning Smethwick for Labour, but in 1932 he fell out with the party following a disagreement over unemployment policies.
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That Keynesian-style thinking fell out of style during the Great Inflation of the 1970s, when Western economies seemed to strain against objective limits to productive capacity.
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Then, as science fiction blossomed throughout the late 20th century and our spacefaring aspirations grew further afield, the Moon lost its mystique and fell out of fashion.
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And she fell out with the Mann family, who thought her anti-fascism efforts were inadequate because she refused to cut ties with her Nazi-supporting relatives.
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As the death penalty fell out of favor in the United States, the influence of the unit, already one of the smallest in the Justice Department, waned.
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They fell out over remarks that Cooper made in 1987 when he was knocked out in his first heavyweight fight after moving up from the cruiserweight class.
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The limp response Disclosure's second record, Caracal, received says much of how quickly the world fell out of love with the brothers and their much-championed significance.
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She fell out of the top 100 of the WTA singles rankings for the first time in nearly five years last month; her current ranking is 116th.
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Then the bottom fell out of the indie film world, and nobody was interested in what I brought, but instead in what I could do for them.
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The two countries fell out severely over the following decades, to the extent Beijing was even nervous of a possible attack from their northern neighbors, Layton said.
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Karimova, a powerful businesswoman before she fell out with her own father around 2014, said the Uzbek government has already confiscated $1.2 billion worth of her assets.
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In recent decades, the label "progressive" has been resurrected to replace "liberal," a once vaunted term so successfully maligned by Republicans that it fell out of use.
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It wasn't long ago that Ulta Beauty fell out of favor with investors, but CNBC's Jim Cramer said it's time to buy the cosmetic retailer's stock again.
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The leaks coming from the White House are now crossing into the animal kingdom ... because a mouse fell out of a ceiling, sending reporters into a frenzy!!!
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The automaker has been trying to revive sales in the country since South Korean goods fell out of favor during a diplomatic fallout over Seoul's military defenses.
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Growing appetite for risk meant safe-haven assets fell out of favour, with U.S. 10-year Treasury yields firming to 2.34 percent from 2.23 percent on Friday.
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There are various reasons the American film musical fell out of favor, including the transformation of the old studio system and changing audience tastes, behaviors and more.
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Los Angeles clawed back to within six games of division-leading Texas, while the Mariners fell out of first place for the first time since May 2.
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But after the May 1968 student riots, hats fell out of favor as French youth ditched their parents' sartorial habits as a symbol of their newfound freedom.
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Carige is embroiled in a governance crisis after its top investor fell out with the chief executive and a majority of board members stepped down over the summer.
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The SuitSat-1 fell out of orbit within a few weeks of its deployment, so it is unclear which piece of debris the SuitSat's Twitter account is tracking.
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He is there to fix her air conditioner; she's there to subtly remind him of her success and remember whose fault it was that they fell out (his).
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The leader and his late brother shared a father, though the brother fell out of favor after he reportedly used forged papers to try to visit Tokyo Disneyland.
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When his tooth fell out two weeks ago, he didn't tell his parents — opting to wait for the tooth fairy to take it from under the pillow herself.
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Thompson tallied a game-high 219 points and doled out seven assists for Oregon State (313-231, 248.3-48.3), which fell out of second place in the conference.
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"I just about fell out of my chair when he said that," Ian Shepherdson, the chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, told the FT. The news nonetheless pleased investors.
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She began stumbling and feeling off balance and, three weeks after her initial hospital visit, she suddenly fell out of bed and could no longer feel her legs.
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In June 2017, four toddlers in San Jose, California, fell out of second- or third-story windows in just a two-week span, according to the Mercury News.
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Uranium fell out of favour after the Fukushima nuclear disaster in 23, which led to plant closures in Japan and Germany and a slowdown in plant-building elsewhere.
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She was given steroids to suppress her immune system; the drugs made her face swell up, and her hair fell out onto her pillow and into her food.
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It's not completely clear when companies would be required to report a data breach, and what the punishment would be if companies fell out of compliance, Johnson said.
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" Lucas Hedges: "I read the script at a time when I wasn't even available to do it, but then the project I was supposed to do fell out.
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The Raiders shipped a third-round draft pick to the Steelers this spring in exchange for Bryant, but he quickly fell out of favor with his new team.
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The last two in particular, Stephen Moore and Herman Cain, fell out of the process amid complications from issues other than their views on monetary policy and regulation.
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Kardashian and Hilton fell out of their friendship around 2008 as the hotel heiress and the soon-to-be reality star seemed to trade places in the spotlight.
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On Friday night, Fox News contributor Raymond Arroyo jokingly fell out of his chair while holding some beer and attempting to take a selfie with host Laura Ingraham.
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Abercrombie has changed its namesake fashion brand in recent years, doing away with risque advertising and logo-emblazoned apparel, which fell out of fashion in the late 2000s.
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When the government fell out with President Donald Trump over the arrest of an American pastor working in Anatolia, foreign investors (and many Turkish depositors) lost their nerve.
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More specifically, she cites her hair on season three, which she said was going through a rough phase after it fell out from a traumatic hair dye experience.
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A few moments later some kind of spaceship fell out of the air and, after some explosions and strange noises, a terrifying crack opened up in the sky.
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